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helpful but no further along with connection. &nbsp;cant find any settings that they refer to on my phone. it was designed to use it however..
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helpful but no further along with connection.  cant find any settings that they refer to on my phone. it was designed to use it however..

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my phone does not appear to recognise its connected although the computer realises. &nbsp;is there a setting on my phone to adjust? no obvious setting i can see or is it likely a problem with phone itself?
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my phone does not appear to recognise its connected although the computer realises.  is there a setting on my phone to adjust? no obvious setting i can see or is it likely a problem with phone itself?

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I bought the cable separately and have my doubts so will check that when next near a dealer. it is a dku-2 usb cable.<br />
came with nokia phone suite disk with the phone and use Nokia PC Suite. &nbsp;<br />
when i installed right at the start it did connect and recognise but didnt do all the functions, thats why i later upgraded and am sure i had deleted all previous aspects of PC suite.
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I bought the cable separately and have my doubts so will check that when next near a dealer. it is a dku-2 usb cable.
came with nokia phone suite disk with the phone and use Nokia PC Suite.  
when i installed right at the start it did connect and recognise but didnt do all the functions, thats why i later upgraded and am sure i had deleted all previous aspects of PC suite.

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nokia non compatiable mode
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When I connect my Nokia 6235 to computer via USB comes up with 'Nokia 6235 connected in non compatiable mode. How do I make the phone compatiable please?

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