
Sync Motorola RAZR V3c with Windows XP via Bluetooth?This might be a bit too specific, but I can't figure out how to have my PC see my new Motorola RAZR V3c via the bluetooth system. My PC has bluetooth, but it never sees the phone. Suggestions? Bluetooth is extremely cool but it's pretty tricky to get things working the first time, so I can understand your frustration. The trick is that you need to put your phone into bluetooth broadcast mode, then launch the Windows XP Bluetooth Setup Wizard, then it should work. Let's go through all the steps! First off, if your PC has bluetooth, you should have an icon on your desktop for "My Bluetooth Places". Click on it, then launch the Bluetooth Setup Wizard. You'll see: ![]() You'll want to choose the second option, "I want to find a specific Bluetooth device and configure how this computer will use its services." Click next and your computer will start looking for your Bluetooth device. Now you're ready to switch to your RAZR phone! Here's what you need to do: Click on the Menu option, then move over to Settings & Tools (the wrench and hammer icon) and move down to option #8: ![]() Select Connections, then Bluetooth and choose Setup from the Bluetooth Link screen: ![]() At this point you want to choose Find Me, at which point your phone will then be discoverable for 60 seconds: ![]() At this point, switch back to your PC, click on the "Search Again" button and after a few seconds, your PC should see your Motorola RAZR V3c: ![]() Looks good! Click on the icon for the phone, then click on "Next" and you'll be prompted to prove that you are in control of the device by being required to enter a passkey on the PC, then enter it again on the phone. It'll look like this: ![]() I entered "13579" as my PIN Code, then clicked on "Initiate Pairing". Now, back on the cellphone, here's what'll suddenly show up: ![]() My PC is ingeniously called "1866-6GU" but yours will hopefully have a nicer, more mnemonic name. Click on "Yes" on your cellphone, then you'll be asked to enter the passkey again, this time on the phone: ![]() Again, I entered "13579" and clicked on "Ok". The phone flashes a "connected" screen and it's connected! On the PC, you'll now be able to choose which service or services you'd like to enable. I only allow OBEX, the file transfer protocol: ![]() Phew! Almost done! Click on "Finish" and now your "My Bluetooth Places" includes a shortcut link to your phone! Chose it and you'll suddenly be seeing the file system on the phone itself: ![]() That's all there is to it. You can download free ringtones, free wallpapers, or even grab files from your phone onto your computer by simply using drag and drop on your Windows computer. This is an incredibly detailed tutorial, but I hope it helps you get your RAZR and WinXP computer working happily together!
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Never miss another useful Q&A article again! Subscribe to AskDaveTaylor with Google Reader. thanks for the info Posted by: cdizzle at February 6, 2006 1:03 AMI tried your steps and it worked, but it seems that Verizon blocks file transfer capability from my phone, and so having bought and set up a bluetooth adaptor was to no avail. If you know a way around the restrictions, I'd love to know it. Posted by: PB at February 15, 2006 11:01 PMAny way to hack around Verizon's blocked file transfer. It is outrageous that Verizon wants to charge 25 cents per photo taken off the phone (the cost of a picture message). Thanks. Posted by: Lobalobo at February 26, 2006 11:04 AMAlas, I don't know how to hack around it. Try using the Bluetooth capabilities, however, as it worked for me. If you can't get that to work, do check out http://www.howardforums.com/ as they have a lot of really sharp phone folk who do all sorts of amazing things to their cellphones. :-) Posted by: Dave Taylor at February 26, 2006 8:35 PMI specialize in wireless connections with mobile phones, and according to the information that I currently have, Verizon have disabled the Obex/file transfer capability of the RAZR V3c. The short answer to the question "Is there a hack/workaround" is "No". In my experience the only option is to reflash the phone's firmware - which is EXTREMELY risky, and if Verizon are smart they will only allow their branded phones onto the network (ie if you reflashed the firmware with another operators firmware, the Bluetooth might begin working but you won't be able to operate on the Verizon network). And of course you'll void any warranty. Posted by: Nigel Hanson at March 21, 2006 4:49 PMI was wondering if the bluetooth OBEX link would work with my verizon razr (I plan on buying bluetooth for my laptop) I have S/W Version GATW_01.0F.03 Posted by: Chuck at March 22, 2006 3:38 PMChuck, I purchased a bluetooth adapter and have the same software version as you and it does not work. I have been unable to find a "fix" and I am beginning to think there isn't one until verizon is forced to enable it on this phone as they have on others. Posted by: steve at March 23, 2006 9:54 AMThanks steve I've been trying to like my razr over the computer through usb (using motorola phone tools) but that doesn't seem to work. The only solution I have found was using a 3rd party program and I was only able to transfer pictures from my phone to my computer. I know if your flashback your razr to a previous software version the bluetooth and usb transfers would work but its not worth the risk of damageing the phone. Does anyone know if verizon will or can be forced to enable data transfer. I heard of a similar problem which ended in legal action being taken. Posted by: chuck at March 23, 2006 12:36 PMChuck, what was the third party program? I just need to get a photo off this damn phone, it's too big to e-mail. AAAARGH. Why, Verizon, Why? Posted by: Michael at March 28, 2006 10:28 AMI actually found a way to use the motorola phone tools to get pics off the phone and to use all the other features the MPT has to offer. I wish i could remember the site to give the person credit for this. but here goes: Whoops.. sorry about my first post.. i didn't get it quite right. i didn't have my phone infront of me to try out what i was saying. So here goes again. Once you get Motorola Phone tools working with the V3c click in the middle of the circle on the phone "Menu" button. the do Setup->General Setup. Click the Communications tab. Then click change modem button. Then select the Motorola USB Modem. Click next. Check the box that says "Do not automatically detect the driver. Select from a list" then click next. Click Motoral CDMA and select the E815m under device model. Then next and click finish. Now you should be able to do all the multimedia studio stuff.. and then disclaimer about the Calendar still applies... There.. now i hope that works for ya Posted by: Brandon at April 4, 2006 2:40 PMFor those of you interrested in bluetooth verizon phones, the Nokia 6256i is mostly un-crippled by verizon and the Moto815 is easily hacked. Posted by: Ike at April 7, 2006 8:22 PMI tried what Brandon said using MPT and switching it to think it was talking to e815m but couldn't get that to work either. I have a razr v3c from Verizon and am really annoyed that they cripple phones like that. Anyone else have any luck without flashing the phone? Posted by: Devansh at April 10, 2006 8:47 PMI wrote to Motorola about the Calendar problem and this is what they had to say: "Regarding your inquiry, unfortunately the Verizon V3c and V325 does not have the calendar feature with Motorola Phone tools because this phone has a different software interface that generates problem during the calendar synchronization. We are working with Verizon to get the phone software updated in order to make that feature available. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you." Posted by: Hampden at April 11, 2006 3:06 PMSigh, time to switch carriers. This Verizon crap is getting old. How shortsighted. Posted by: Tor at April 13, 2006 4:50 PMAre there any new models of Motorola RAZR planned for 2006 that will be operable with Verizon that will go back to using the Motorola programs, rather than the really poor Verizon programming changes. Thanks! Posted by: Ann Reese at April 14, 2006 10:43 AMGuys, let's all of us call Verizon and complain about this. Having bluetooth was one of the main reasons that I bought the RAZR and it really sucks that they have disabled it. Posted by: Afshin at April 17, 2006 12:39 AMSo much for Verizon. I was planning on getting the v3c as an upgrade (you know, get a discount on a new phone, sign up for 2 years.) This is a deal breaker. My contract is up in November. I'll be changing carriers. I understand if they have a committment to that get it now crap, but I've never used it, and never will. Costs too much for what you get. Thanks, Dave. I'm not sure you intended on hosting a verizon-bashing web site, but I for one am appreciative of the information. Posted by: Hans at April 19, 2006 2:05 PMI have been reading a lot about the Motorola V3c from Verizon lately. I purchased the phone with a new plan not long ago, and i am looking to move my photos and other things to my PC. Now im wondering if this is even possible. Is there any way to transfer the photos and such to a PC whether it be by a Bluetooth connecter or the USB connecter? If so, which ones? Posted by: NewPhoneGuy at April 20, 2006 5:14 PMI understand everything about your tutorial given above, but i am still confused as to what kind of Bluetooth device that i need to buy for my PC so i can actually connect to the phone? Any suggestions as to what i should get? Posted by: Bluetooth Confused at April 20, 2006 5:17 PM"Confused", just about any bluetooth peripheral for your computer will work. I have looked at a variety of USB "dongle" style Bluetooth devices at CompUSA and similar and they'll work great. You should be able to get a decent one for about $30 or so. Here's an Amazon link to one, for example: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006B7DB/ref=ase_davetaylor/102-8679961-4741706 That's a D-Link adapter for about $35 that'd work great for either a Mac or PC. Funny. I own a MacBook Pro, with Windows XP running on it using Boot Camp (beta). I flashed my Verizon RAZR V3c phone to a previous firmware and am able to do file transfer when my MacBook Pro is running OS X (using info I found on this site as well as others). However, I cannot transfer files when in Windows XP. So it seems that even with previous firmware where Verizon did not block bluetooth OBEX, it still doesn't work on Windows XP? Posted by: Neal at April 21, 2006 3:40 PMWhen it comes to the Verizon V3C and Bluetooth OBEX File Transfers... To check which version you have... On the phone.... Menu -> Setting & Tools -> System -> Device Info -> Other Info -> S/W Version GATW_01.0F.02 Initial Verizon release version. Either by "accident" or for some other reason, the ability to do Bluetooth OBEX File Transfers as well as make use of the MultiMedia Studio (aka MMS) features of Motorola Phone Tools (aka MPT) are ENABLED, and no hacks/seem edits are needed. GATW_01.0F.03 current Verizon release version. There are NO release notes as to what was fixed. HOWEVER Bluetooth OBEX File Transfers do NOT work and it appears the actual CODE has been removed from the phone. Also, the ability to use the MultiMedia Studio features of MPT are now DISABLED on the phone, BUT a seem edit will fix this (Seem 2742, Bytes (h) 90, Record 1, Offset 6A, set Bit0=1 or "check the box"). Now, when it comes to the recently released .04 firmware update.. OBEX File Transfer and MPT's MultiMedia Studio capabilites with .04, depend on what your phone had BEFORE it was upgraded to .04... in other words... Thanks Mark - yes what you wrote is how I understand it. And I verified that my phone is using S/W version GATW_01.0F.02. I know at this version, I am OBEX enabled, because I have no trouble browsing the device when using OS X. It's just strange that on the Windows XP side, the only service that appears to be available is DUN. I can't even find the screen that Dave Taylor has pasted above where you get to choose the service. I suppose it's possible that since I am running Windows XP on a MacBook Pro, that I am using drivers written by Apple for the bluetooth device on my MacBook Pro. And thus, maybe that driver has some differences in how I can select services from my phone? That doesn't sound right to me ... Posted by: Neal at April 23, 2006 2:50 PMhey guys .. i am new v3c owner as well. anyways, my telus version v3c razr has OBEX File transfer, however my previous phone, Moto V710 (similiar to e815) had all bluetooth services crippled. I hate it out how carriers can do that. With regards to what everyone has said, I've been transfering pics/mp3s/etc. to and from my pc easily with no problems. I've done a few v3c;s before I had my own to do and have had no problems at all. Just a few things: Dave Taylor - great post . I never knew how to use windows xp and establish a bluetooth connection with the v3c. I use Motorola Phone Tools. Question. Did you not have to download the drivers for the v3c before you could even recognize it in Windows XP? Brandon: The post you created explaining how to use it with Motorola Phone Tool. GReat as well. Couldn't have explained in shorter and as clear as you. Devansh- you said you chose the e815m. you need to download the drivers for the actual motorola razr v3c. you should then see this model as a choice to choose from, and thus not have to 'fool' it by trying e815m. Search the net and you will find the drivers. I did about a month ago. Posted by: reBel_1Ne at April 29, 2006 3:16 PMHey Neal - how do I go about flashing my RAZR to a previous version of the firmware? Thanks, Hey - I have a Motorola razor (V3c) w/Verizon service. I have to thank the hints on this message board for getting my multimedia studio working. It's really cool to be able to crop and fade/in out any of my favorite MP3s and then use them as ringtones. I installed Motorola Phone tools, then **avoided** the liveupdate to a newer version. This allowed me to see a darkened/disabled icon for multimedia studio, which wasn't even present in the updated version. I then just followed Brandon's post to change the model to CDMA/e815m. The multimedia studio icon lit up. It works great! If you do the liveupdate, you see a model of the phone you have (in my case the razor), but there isn't even an icon for multimedia studio.... which is what I bought the software for in the first place. Maybe it's possible to use liveupdate now that I have the multimedia studio working and not lose it, but I'm not going to mess with it. Posted by: Greg at April 30, 2006 7:24 PMOkay, I have purchased a Bluetooth USB key, installed WIDCOMM drivers and successfully paired my phone with the computer. When I try to locate services through bluetooth on the phone, it cant find any. However, my friend has the same phone and uses his bluetooth which is built-in on his laptop and he is able to transfer files with no problem. My S/W version is GATW_07.03.01P and my phone carrier is Bell Mobility in Canada. Help? John Posted by: John at May 1, 2006 5:43 AMRe: Razr V3C (Verizon) GATW_01.0F.03 and all the good stuff locked out. The only way I got anything to work was to flash back to V .02 using rsd lite 2.5 (from http://www.cyguru.com/RSD_Lite.zip ) and Please share.... I just bought the pink razr from verizon and this isnt a huge deal but the wallpaper doesn't show up on the front of the phone, it only shows up on the home screen. The front shows everything except where the wallpaper should be is orange and its kind of annoying after paying for everything on the phone to work...is there some way to fix this or is it just a problem with the phone? Posted by: erin at May 15, 2006 1:30 PMI had a v3c and it transfered files back and forth as it should. on the 5th of May the phone met its demise in my pool. Once replaced I was stoked all my contacts were recovered and I had a phone that was upgraded. Now I'm not so stoked, I have version .04 and my computer gives me an error message of "remote device does not support service". This is Chapped. I am going in to the verizon store tonight to get some answers on this. Posted by: carlos at June 1, 2006 6:36 PMI bought a USB Dongle from "Cyber Blue" (Cheapest i could find) and installed the included software. I tried to use the native software that came with the Adapter but it has not worked. For some reason it cannot connect. I am trying to find the Bluetooth Setup Wizard on Windows XP (SP2) but i can't seem to find it. Are there any other programs you recommend that might be able to help me connect and transfer my pictures from my V3c? Posted by: Confused User at June 12, 2006 12:57 PMHi Dave, in response to your feedback regarding, "Sync Motorola RAZR V3c with Windows XP via Bluetooth?"... The error I get is, "File transfer not enabled". I have been reading plenty of articles and they all seem to say that it can't be done with the V3C. Perhaps I should be a bit clearer. The firmware version I have is GATW_01.15.04 I read that GATW_01.15.04P would allow me to transfer files but the Verizon store said only if I had the Pink RAZR??? Help!!! Thanks.. I have a question: Re: Posted by: Brandon at April 4, 2006 02:40 PM I tried it on the Motorola V325 with Phone tools v3.28, it doesn't work. Multimedia function doesn't appear at all. I cannot download photos from phone to PC. Thanks. Posted by: cjl at July 11, 2006 8:22 PMIs there any 3rd party software that can allow the transfer of pictures? DataPilot (http://www.datapilot.com/phones_motorola.htm) doesn't seem to support V325. This one http://www.elitextreme.com/mov3usbdaca3.html claims it can, not sure what software it uses. Posted by: cjl at July 12, 2006 8:00 AMInteresting posts – I have a V3c RAZR – GATW 01.15.04. I found the Hand Set Manager from Mobile Action Technology Inc (www.mobileaction.com) software to allow file and photo transfer to computer only, and contacts & messaging with sync. Although this must be done with there cable, Costs $50 and only 4 out of the 10 functions work with this version of phone. Not being able to xfer files TO the phone turned me away from it, but if you need to xfer to your PC it will work. I have the verizon Razr V3m and Im having quite some trouble with USB data transfer and bluetooth. I do have bluetooth on one of my laptops and it works fine but I follow the steps and when i get to the Bluetooth Service Selection part the OBEX File Transfer does not even appear there. If It helps here is my S/W Version NEWC_01.05.0A Please help. This is tough stuff. I have the v3m and was able to transfer pics from the phone using the free BitPim software (available for Linux, OSX, or Windows) from www.bitpim.org and a regular mini usb cable. I'm not sure of the compatibility with the v3c, but it sure helped me out! Posted by: Andy at August 7, 2006 6:25 PMHey... I have done everything that you've posted... I've even successfully switched the versions of S/W... I still dont get the OBEX option that you get. I have bluetooth... I have everything. Is there maybe a way via the USB cable? Posted by: Kyle at August 21, 2006 10:52 AMive done everything but when i go to dial up networking what number should i dial? i dialed my cell phone's number and several other but every time it doesnt go through kinda like a dropped call, and it says the remote computer did not respond....i am so close!!! bet yet far away HELP!!! Posted by: Phillip Dobbins at August 28, 2006 8:16 PMHey there, I just bought the NEW Moto razr v3m and I downloaded The MSU P2k And driver tools and tthe usb works fine...but its way too risky playin around with those commands but i want it to work with bluetooth and I do have bluetooth and the connection worked amazing but then anyway to hack or go around OBEX Posted by: Blazin at September 9, 2006 8:20 PMHave a real simple fix! switch to CINGULAR with the 8125 Posted by: jeff at September 12, 2006 10:13 PMif you have trouble with bluetooth in xp download the patch http://www.bvrp.com/customers/motorola/BTDriverFix.zip Posted by: nu at September 26, 2006 11:24 PManybody know if this obex file transfer thing will work with the LG AX 490 for ALLTEL? Posted by: ryan at October 15, 2006 11:39 PMHow can we down load photos from a motorola v3 into the computer. Hi, I was able to go through all of the above steps w/o a problem but when I go to the directory where my 'folders' are supposed to automatically appear , nothing appears. This is my first bluetooth accessory and first time using on my lap top. So yeah...everything went fine but when I go to "my bluetooth places" from my desk top, nothing appears :-(. Also, I have cingular...I guess I'm ignorant though bcz they promised I was getting a windows enabled (smart) phone...but it's not :p---I should've brought someone who knows about this stuff with me--or better yet looked online before I bout it--but I digress. Can someone please help me w/ the my bluetooth places problem? Thank you :o), Hi, I was able to go through all of the above steps w/o a problem but when I go to the directory where my 'folders' are supposed to automatically appear , nothing appears. This is my first bluetooth accessory and first time using on my lap top. So yeah...everything went fine when adding the phone...until I go to "my bluetooth places" from my desk top, nothing shows up:-(. Also, I have cingular...not verizon. Can someone please help me w/ the my bluetooth places problem? AH! almost forgot to mention one thing...after I did the steps above...if I scroll through my PHONE...I can hear the audio (key volume, etc) on my LAP TOP speakers. AND, If I "copy" a picture from my phone to send to my lap top via bluetooth, I get the message that the "Bluetooth link is busy." What did I do wrong :(... Thank you :o), Hi, I just got off the phone with Verizon Wireless support. They said "We are in the business of making money, and there is money in pictures." They have disabled the functions in the phone that will allow you to transfer files. The only way Verizon wants you to transfer pictures is through their network, and of course at their prices. Posted by: Bob at December 24, 2006 9:45 AMHey yall, i have cinguler, a razr v3 (i think) running flex version GSMV3MXCIN01NA0F5 and s/w version R374_G_0E.42.10R_A and i followed all of your steps and it worked great, however when i go to my bluetooth places and try to browse my phone it just errors out with "Error establishing connection:" you can see the blue bluetooth light on the top of the phone flashing when you try to browse it thou, any thoughts? I did find out that the phone password to get to the locked options on my phone was "1234" trial and error took me one try :) Posted by: grieger at December 30, 2006 12:56 PMHowdy all. I am a new Verizon customer and like many of you I purchased the RAZR V3m for all the same reasons listed above and am now finding out I am bound for eternity to pay for the things that i was trying to avoid. I was really disapointed when I couldnt share files with my PC directly and sought a way to make it happen. I did install the expanded memorty in my phone and it would seem that I am able to tranfer data to it. While I have not used it to transfer MP3 files and ringtones I was wondering if utilizing a flash drive on my laptop would be the ticket to doing these seemless file transfers that I so desire, instead of using and purchasing all these useless applications from the big V. If any one has tried this and been successful with a back and forth transfer of Pics, music and tingtones let all of us know. Just a thought but still dont know yet if it will work, gotta git the flash drive first. T Posted by: Tony at December 31, 2006 1:05 PMI sent the entire upper echelon of Verizon a letter concerning the RAZR and Motorolla Phone Tools (MPT). Concisely, Verizon stated:"customers are bound to the terms [which remain] disclosed [during] the purchase of a RAZR" (yep, it's there). Apparently, "customers" should read the fine print prior to purchasing a phone from Verizon, regardless of what, say, a manufacturer like Motorolla provides or advertises. Further, I suggested: "it's like purchasing a New Ford Mustang and being told that I need a subscription to OnStar to access my trunk! Making reference to Verizon hijacking MPT, by requiring purchases via "Get-it-Now"! Certainly, if this happened @ your local Ford dealership, heads would roll! please post me a bluetooth software .thank you Posted by: steve at January 18, 2007 10:34 PMHi, how do i get the bluetooth setup wizard i have windows xp sp2 but i cant find the bluetooth setup ? Posted by: beto at February 8, 2007 5:28 PMwhere do you get teh bluetooth program?? Posted by: kevin at February 10, 2007 8:44 PMwow thanks for this. really helped me out. Posted by: Alice at February 11, 2007 9:40 PMI just purchased a new Razr V3T from Rogers (in Canada) and I have cropped mp3s in preparation for using them as ringtones, but I cannot seem to get my computer to recognise my phone. I tried using a USB port, but now I'm wondering if I need something else. I tried to use the Bluetooth to have my computer recognise my phone and that didn't work either. What do I have to do in order to transfer mp3s to my phone and thereafter make those mp3s into ringtones? Thanks in advance. Posted by: Ryan at February 11, 2007 11:44 PMI have been trying to reconnect my phone to my laptop, but I do not get a prompt to type in a passkey for the computer. When the phone asks me for a passkey, I do not know it. I have tried 0000, 1234, my atm codes, and all other codes that I could have possibly used. does anyone have this problem? Does anyone know how to fix it? Steve Posted by: Steve at February 15, 2007 2:45 PMI am having a motorola v3v with a sync and dont know how to go with it, how do i configure it? or what is the use of it? What really is sync? Posted by: donald summer at February 20, 2007 4:43 AMI've been reading through the comments. Bell Mobility has also crippled bluetooth on my e815, which I only discovered after wasting much time. However, my ipaq can do obex transfers to the phone. Any thoughts on why I can do transfers with my PDA, but not through XP????? Posted by: Anthony at February 21, 2007 10:15 AMwill it work with a motorola V3 Razr? Email back Posted by: kimberly at February 23, 2007 9:20 PMhey ..um it discovered a problem with my "moterola cingular razor" . when i went to my PC desktop and i clicked "bluetooth Setup Wizard" this thing popped up and said "no local bluetooth device was found". and it would not let me get pitcture from my phone to my computer. please write back Posted by: ashley at February 24, 2007 9:19 PMwhat if I dont have the bluetooth wizard setup on my computer how can I access it?? Posted by: stephanie at March 11, 2007 11:29 AMok it's obvious that most ppl post here and don't read ... Verizon HAS disabled the features you are trying to access ... you must use their network to transfer files ... Posted by: Bottom Line at March 16, 2007 9:07 AMI have xp sp2 but cannot find the bluetooth setup wizard (nothing on bluetooth in the control panel or anywhere). I've looked all over microsoft's site and can't see where to correct the problem. I was going to just download sp2 again to see if I could get the bluetooth capabilities that way but, of course, updates won't let me since I already have it (although I'm sure there's ways around it). Please help Posted by: crisman at March 18, 2007 9:24 AMhey listen the razors have a place to put a mem card - if you get the adaptor for your pc or have one that you use with your psp u can trans files that way and it should work fine Posted by: Derek at March 24, 2007 10:05 AManybody knows where to get the software? Posted by: jonas at March 27, 2007 5:59 PMThe mem card is a good solution to the ones that want to download files from the phone but the phone will not recognize any file from the pc to the mem card. Posted by: Sal at April 2, 2007 12:21 AMHi Dave I have a razr v3c and my laptop does not have bluetooth but however I have a connection cable to connect my phone to my Windows Xp, but i have had some problems accessing the phone, seeing as the the computer does not recognize it and won't let me into the phone. How can I correct this problem and access my phone from my computer? Posted by: Quinn at April 4, 2007 12:45 AMGreat tutorial, but it seems I'm having problems. With my old RAZR it was easy, I could just send things. But now I have the new one and I cannot find a send option. I decided to follow your tutorial for set up, but when I go to My Bluetooth places to click on the wizard, it tells me "no loca bluetooth device found" but my bluetooth is on and my phone is discoverable. I know my computer can see it because I tried sending from my computer to the phone and it connected, but said it wasnt supporting OBEX or whatever, which I figured was related to not having set it up...but I cant because it wont fine it!!! Posted by: Steven at April 8, 2007 10:29 PMI was just wondering if there was anywhere out there that you could download a bluetooth program for free. Posted by: zach at April 9, 2007 7:33 PMJust a couple observations... Stop looking for bluetooth software to download. Reread from the top and you will see this: If you want to do normal things like transfer music and photos between your computer and your phone and can find no easy way to do it, you'll probably have to hack your phone or pay your service provider their blood money. In normal language, hacking means you'll have to edit the phone's programming. THIS CAN POTENTIALLY MESS STUFF UP in your phone and void your warranty. When setting up the phone in Motorola Phone Tools, use v3cm instead of v3c. This will allow your Verizon phone to have a calendar function. No multimedia...but the calendar is fully functional. Posted by: Allen at April 27, 2007 11:53 AMVerizon's restrictions are starting to get really annoying. I have a Moto KRZR K1m and I just bought the Moto Tools and USB Data cable. I bought it so I could download pictures from my phone to my computer and also for ringtones. I have just discovered that I cannot do this and the only thing it will alow me to do is sync my contacts. Does anyone know a hack or some type of way to solve this? PLS. Posted by: Pat at April 30, 2007 5:17 PMThe tip about setting the configuration to use the Motoral E815m worked for me. I had to uninstall the Motorola Phone Tools software and install it again without the updates. Thank you guys!!! Posted by: Ari at May 5, 2007 1:58 PMHi everybody, I have been reading your comments on bluetooth and motorola, I have a v3v and have several pictures in it but my computer has no bluetooth, does someone know how can I transfer them in another way? Ok, so, I have a motorola Razr V3xx and I XP windows. I definitely have bluetooth on my comp and I have a "dongle" but can't get my phone and my comp to link. It says "connection failed".... The computer will find the phone, but they won't connect.... any ideas on how to link the two? Posted by: Laura at May 23, 2007 5:59 PMMy situation is a li'l different. I can get files to transfer, but my phone won't allow me to set them as ringtones. Suggestions? Posted by: Stephen Hill at June 2, 2007 2:31 PMif your having trouble with "file transfer" because verizon blocked it , then you can unlock it using seem edit hack on www.hacktherazr.com Posted by: Razrv3m at June 5, 2007 12:51 PMthank you very much. i bought the 29.99 usb bluetooth thing from comp us for 29.99 and installed it till they asked for the passkey number and ran into a wall. i looked u up, used the passkey number u suggested and it worked. thank you! able to move those only for my eyes girlfriend pics off their before the fam reunion tomorrow and delete them off the phone so nieces, nephews dont see. later. Posted by: brian rice at June 9, 2007 9:34 PMhi,my cousin gave me a v3c gatw 01 verizon,I live in South america, can I use it there? with other number? in my country use chip, and I can't find where is in this phone. Please Help! Posted by: jean at June 28, 2007 1:18 AMThis was VERY helpful. Thanks. Posted by: cameron at September 26, 2007 4:43 PMHello, I got this from Verizon's website. It worked for me. The following are step by step instructions for downloading and running an automated script on your PC to reset the incorrect values in the Windows Registry. Note: You must have Windows Media Player 10 installed & running on the PC originally used to Sync with the handset. Turn on your Motorola V3m and connect to PC using the data cable that comes with the Music Essentials Kit. From your web browser, go to Phones and Devices Support and select the "Motorola V3m". At the bottom in the download section, look for the following executable file: Sync Music Fix. I bought a new Dell with windows Vista Home Premium which has bluetooth, but cannot seem to figure out how to detect my razor V3r. PLEASE help me,,, this is driving me crazy!! Thanks so much. Posted by: Beth at December 26, 2007 4:16 PMi purchased a moto razr v2> with it i got a usb mini connecting cable. whenever i connect the phone through it on my pc it displays that this connection is wrong and the ph. is getting charged nw.. so pls tell me how can i connect my ph. with pc for file tranfers???? Posted by: karan at February 2, 2008 9:05 AMThe best easiest way to dl pictures is with bitpm from bitpim.org and before you plug in your phone install the motorolla driver installer. The guide is here and motorolla driver installer is here. http://hacktherazr.com/guides/verizon.start.here.php sorry i just dont have time to read all the comments people have posted ... in other words lazy ... umm ... i have a RazR V3 and i have the hardware but i dont know where my software is ... is there anyway i can download or get a software program for free .... or a blue tooth one for my computer ... it doesnt matter ...what ever can get my picture off my phone and on my computer Posted by: venus valencia at April 8, 2008 11:36 PMhi please just download it .. Posted by: Adam at May 25, 2008 2:53 PMHow can I transfer contacts from my motorola razr to my new Blackberry? Posted by: Lorna G at June 25, 2008 11:17 AMI have a lot to say, but ...
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