HTC Wildfire setup

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Tigrepower

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Geek

#66022 11-Aug-2010 10:35

Hi,
I just bought a parallel imported HTC Wildfire from EKing. I called Vodafone to be told they can't help me set it up, I called my local shop to be told the same. EKing has not replied to my emails, a bit disappointing. It is so frustrating...you buy a phone from overseas due to Vodafone's markups and then nobody can help you set it up!

So to all of the geeks out there, I need your help!

How do I set up internet in my phone? I have added the APNs and pxt info I found on a forum, but it is still not working...any tips?

Also my HTC Microsoft Outlook HTC Sync sync application I downloaded from HTC is also not working. My computer is not recognizing my phone. From other forums, this seems to be a common problem with this new application. Any idea on how to fix it?

kyhwana2

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Uber Geek

#366159 11-Aug-2010 11:38

You should just have to put in the vodafone APNs and it should just work..
try adding a 2nd APN using a different vodafone APN and select that one..

Tigrepower

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Geek

#366169 11-Aug-2010 11:53

Thanks,
What APNs should I use?

kyhwana2

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Uber Geek

#366182 11-Aug-2010 12:19

I use www.vodafone.net.nz
MCC = 530
MNC = 01

leave everything else blank

tripp

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#366751 12-Aug-2010 12:46

If its like the HTC hero then use the following

Use 2 APN's

1st one Data

Name: Vodafone NZ
APN: www.vodafone.net.nz
APN Type: default (you need to type this in)

2nd MMS
Name: Vodafone NZ-MMS
APN: live.vodafone.com
MMSC: http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend
MMS Proxy: 172.30.38.3
MMS port: 8080
APN type: mms (need to type it in, this is important otherwise it does not work at all)

Toma

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Wannabe Geek

#374845 31-Aug-2010 12:36

I have a HTC wildfire and got the same BS from Vodafone et al.

The settings above given for a Hero definitely worked for my Wildfire for data. I haven't checked the MMS ones yet, as I don't really use MMS, so can't comment on those.

Cheers - saved me $50, which is what I was quoted for doing it at a third party phone shop!

tripp

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#376243 3-Sep-2010 13:46

Toma: I have a HTC wildfire and got the same BS from Vodafone et al.

The settings above given for a Hero definitely worked for my Wildfire for data. I haven't checked the MMS ones yet, as I don't really use MMS, so can't comment on those.

Cheers - saved me $50, which is what I was quoted for doing it at a third party phone shop!

your welcome :)

Tigrepower

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#381432 17-Sep-2010 20:35

I am still having problems sending MMS (PXT etc) any way I can fix it?

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kiwitrc

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#381518 18-Sep-2010 07:39

Tigrepower: I am still having problems sending MMS (PXT etc) any way I can fix it?

Are your settings exactly as above, ie even the mms has to be in lower case