Why, but the German Vodafone website seems to be a repository for firmware updates, even the UK technical-support send
Vodafone mobile broadband software update update#
Not wanting to get firmwares from dubious sites, I downloaded the firmware update from the German Vodafone site (not sure I had become aware that a newer, faster firmware (11.117.09.04.00) was available for the E220, supporting HSDPA to 7.2Mbps. I think the network (base-station) infrastructure isn't very up-to-date in my location. The Orange connection gets 1Mbps download on a good day, only 300kps on a not-good day. Up in the right place to get the best signal and conditions were favourable, I got download speeds of around 2Mbps, The Vodafone connection routinely got about 1.5Mbps download and about 300kbps upload, although if the E220 was strung The E220 (Vodafone) was probably network-locked, but To start with, the E1752 was definitely network-locked to Orange. Shown that the Vodafone Mobile Connect and Orange software and modems were not going to coexist on one computer easily I consider my 'backup' internet connection, and working on my newer Windows 7 laptop. I have a Huawei E1752 modem (on Orange, in the UK) which Principally used on my old Windows XP desktop computer. Until now, I have had a venerable Huawei E220 modem (on Vodafone, in the UK) as my primary broadband connection, and This page is not about running dubious 'unlock'Īpplications, but lower level manual hacks/tweaking.
Reference -and maybe for yours- if I were to write up a few notes.
Having spent a weekend firmware-updating, speeding up, network-unlocking, and making interoperable betweenĬomputers (and a Netgear 3G Mobile Boardband router) a pair of Huawei modems, I thought it'd be useful for my 3G Mobile Broadband: Huawei modems unleashed
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