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Guest cmos88
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Recently I have problem login MSN via GPRS. It says connection problem or the area might have bad reception. But in the same time I can browse internet via GPRS without problem at all. I can also send receive emails via GPRS no problem. I only can login MSN via Wi-Fi not GPRS.

Would it be a setting or mobile network issue?

Guest jeffrey2000
Posted (edited)

Yeh I had the same issue before, it depends which connection i'm using so if i'm on WAP/GPRS it does'nt work, but on 3G or HSDPA it works fine. but I found a workaround.... (Well at least it works for me here in Holland with Vodafone...)

So when it doesn't switch automaticly from WAP/GPRS to 3G/HSDPA I can open for example wmtorrent (and start some downloads) and then it manually switches to 3G/HSDPA (if i'm in an area which supports this...) and then livemessenger works fine but most of the time it switches automaticly to the best connection available.

Edited by jeffrey2000
Guest cmos88
Posted
Yeh I had the same issue before, it depends which connection i'm using so if i'm on WAP/GPRS it does'nt work, but on 3G or HSDPA it works fine. but I found a workaround.... (Well at least it works for me here in Holland with Vodafone...)

So when it doesn't switch automaticly from WAP/GPRS to 3G/HSDPA I can open for example wmtorrent (and start some downloads) and then it manually switches to 3G/HSDPA (if i'm in an area which supports this...) and then livemessenger works fine but most of the time it switches automaticly to the best connection available.

thanks for sharing. I have sorted out. when uncheck proxy setting, i can login MSN and still browser internet via GPRS. don't know why. all settings are austomatically set by sim card.

Guest Maxwell Newton
Posted

Anyone got a cab for MSN? I lost it when i Hard reset my phone B)

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