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[rjm2k]

ZTE have posted drivers for the R750 which shares at least part of the same kernel as the Sanfrancisco so th USB drivers work for both!

I have tested these drivers on Windows XP and they also support dialup tethered internet sharing No fastboot though.

Drivers
http://www.zte.com.c...390852017152.7z

NB you might have to move the installation exe to another folder without strange characters.

To use dialup, create a new internet connection using a modem, select the ZTE modem, put the number as *99# no password/userid etc and away you go. (guide http://docs.google.c...QbPgLYD0PIdcHA)

[philmein]

these work a treat on xp thanx m8

[goatee]

Sweet. Thanks!

Mods - can this be pinned?

Edited by goatee, 09 November 2010 - 07:52 PM.

[BigBearMDC]

goatee, on Nov 9 2010, 22:51, said:

Sweet. Thanks!

Mods - can this be pinned?

Pinned

Best regards,
BB

[Nyberg]

rjm2k, on Nov 9 2010, 19:10, said:

ZTE have posted drivers for the R750 which shares at least part of the same kernel as the Sanfrancisco so th USB drivers work for both!

I have tested these drivers on Windows XP and they also support dialup tethered internet sharing No fastboot though.

Drivers
http://www.zte.com.c...390852017152.7z

NB you might have to move the installation exe to another folder without strange characters.

To use dialup, create a new internet connection using a modem, select the ZTE modem, put the number as *99# no password/userid etc and away you go. (guide http://docs.google.c...QbPgLYD0PIdcHA)

Thanks but can you get ahold of the x64 driver for Windows7

[olbasoil]

Could you give idiot proof instructions. I can download the file which ends in .7z. What happens next? Using Windows 7

[HitTheCow]

olbasoil, on Nov 10 2010, 10:57, said:

Could you give idiot proof instructions. I can download the file which ends in .7z. What happens next? Using Windows 7

*.7z archive -> 7zip (try it with winrar, otherwise you have to download 7zip for free)

[onlinejobwork]

rjm2k, on Nov 9 2010, 19:10, said:

ZTE have posted drivers for the R750 which shares at least part of the same kernel as the Sanfrancisco so th USB drivers work for both!

I have tested these drivers on Windows XP and they also support dialup tethered internet sharing No fastboot though.

Drivers
http://www.zte.com.c...390852017152.7z

NB you might have to move the installation exe to another folder without strange characters.

To use dialup, create a new internet connection using a modem, select the ZTE modem, put the number as *99# no password/userid etc and away you go. (guide http://docs.google.c...QbPgLYD0PIdcHA)

I am using Win7 since launch day is that any oficial driver  compatible with win7?  any other zte blade related software from company?

Urvish

[belgotux]

Hello,

I've got an 404 error with the link... Somebody can uploads it on the forum or on megaupload ?

Tkanks a lot,
Gaetan

[siwi]

from the ZTE site

[rjm2k]

siwi, on Nov 11 2010, 14:40, said:

from the ZTE site

that's source code, not usb drivers

[The Soup Thief]

Sweet!
That makes stuff a lot easier
I was able to download it from the link above quick as a flash - if needed I can upload it somewhere else but it really doesn't strike me as a slow download as it stands...
Let me know if you struggle

btw, as per the NB, I did find I couldn't use the installer until I'd copied it to a folder without any Kanji in the name
Also, I'm using Vista

Edited by The Soup Thief, 11 November 2010 - 06:26 PM.

[bennyr99]

onlinejobwork, on Nov 11 2010, 12:34, said:

I am using Win7 since launch day is that any oficial driver  compatible with win7?  any other zte blade related software from company?

Urvish

I just installed it on Windows 7. Worked smothly. Haven't tested them yet, will do when I get my SF in a few days I hope...

[Nyberg]

bennyr99, on Nov 12 2010, 10:03, said:

I just installed it on Windows 7. Worked smothly. Haven't tested them yet, will do when I get my SF in a few days I hope...

Then the problem is x64 setup. Any information about where to find x64 drivers?

[targetbsp]

It installed OK for me on Win 7 x64. Did you run the registry file first?

I already had drivers installed from elsewhere on this forum though so whether the drivers themselves are any good for Win 7 64 I dunno. But it did install.

Edited by targetbsp, 12 November 2010 - 01:43 PM.

[Nyberg]

targetbsp, on Nov 12 2010, 14:41, said:

It installed OK for me on Win 7 x64. Did you run the registry file first?

I already had drivers installed from elsewhere on this forum though so whether the drivers themselves are any good for Win 7 64 I dunno. But it did install.

Thank you for you reply! Will try to first get other drivers installed and then try these and se if it helps.

[cmberry20]

Run time error for me.

Using Win7 64bit

I've never actually mananged to get drivers working for for the SF, I can mount & see the mem card but cant get the phone to connect.
This is one of the main reasons i'm stuck on the original ROM

[HitTheCow]

cmberry20, on Nov 12 2010, 17:13, said:

Run time error for me.

Using Win7 64bit

I've never actually mananged to get drivers working for for the SF, I can mount & see the mem card but cant get the phone to connect.
This is one of the main reasons i'm stuck on the original ROM

have you tried it with the usb driver from the android sdk r7?

[cmberry20]

wheres can i find those?

Is there a definitive Win7 64 bit driver for the SF? All the ones i,ve tried dont work!

[Mellerle]

cmberry20, on Nov 12 2010, 16:13, said:

Run time error for me.

Using Win7 64bit

I've never actually mananged to get drivers working for for the SF, I can mount & see the mem card but cant get the phone to connect.
This is one of the main reasons i'm stuck on the original ROM

did you rename the folder of the unzipped driver?
I got the run time error with these chinese symbols in the folder name. after changing the folder name it worked for me.

Edited by Mellerle, 12 November 2010 - 08:15 PM.