Nokia 808 Windows 10 USB drivers

Anonymous
2015-07-30T09:29:37+00:00

This is probably a lost cause at this point, but I've upgraded to Windows 10 and my 808 no longer connects via USB o Bluetooth. There appears to be some sort of driver issues, as in device manager there are multiple 808 and MTP entries with the exclamation mark. Uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers does nothing.

Any suggestions short of finding a Windows 8 computer and using that?

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Anonymous
2015-08-07T08:20:08+00:00

I contacted Microsoft's mobile group on Facebook about this issue, and they suggested that I reinstall the cable driver.  Tried that and...almost got it to connect.  I got to thinking that if it's the cable driver that's not working right, maybe I should try to connect without a cable.  I grabbed my little Bluetooth kernel and plugged it into my laptop and...SUCCESS!!!  I was able to sync my day-to-day stuff (pics, contacts, text messages) with no problem.  I tried to backup my phone with the suite and it went REALLY slowly, but it worked (I backed up my phone a week or so before updating to Win10, so I wasn't really too concerned about not finishing the backup today).

So, if you have a way to connect to your computer by Bluetooth, give it a try and it /should/ work to connect to Nokia Suite.  I still want to resolve this issue with the cable connectivity, though, as much out of principle as it is out of convenience.  Bugging the hell out of me...

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  1. Anonymous
    2015-09-23T09:52:44+00:00

    Is [the standalone Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver (NCCD)] relevant to us?

    That driver (version 7.1.182, from August 2013) is included with the Nokia Suite and the Recovery Tool, in the same version.

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  2. Anonymous
    2015-09-22T11:48:24+00:00

    Hi.

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but the answer is probably NO if you are using Windows 10 with the exception of:

    Can I copy photos or videos I have captured on my phone to my PC using Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver?

    You do not need Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver to copy your photos or videos to your PC. Simply connect your phone to your computer with a compatible USB cable in Mass Storage mode, and you can transfer your photos and videos between your phone and PC.

    The above is correct as Mass Storage mode still works in Windows 10; the problem is that the phone is not recognised in Niokia Suite wirh the cable. You cannot backup contacts etc. (You can use bluetooth instead - but than the connection is slooooooooooow and to bad for for instance beeing able to use the phone as a modem - in my case the main reason I'm back to Windows 7 now).

    From an earlier post - a good summary from Dr Patel, page 4 this thread, August 20.

    1. The problem occurs in machine running windows 10(both home and pro) only. It still works fine in windows 7,8 and 8.1. If i downgrade to windows 8.1 then it works fine. 
    2. I use original cable, tried resetting device, uninstalling and reinstalling Nokia PC sute software as well as drivers, aslo I make sure that it is latest version. 
    3. Problem is with cable driver in PC sute mode only. I can connect the mobile in Mass Storage mode and transfer files by connecting cable.
    4. If used with Bluetooth, connection via PC sute works fine, but its too slow and cumbersome. 
    5. After connecting the device, it do not detect the device(if in PC suite mode) or shows driver error. 

       To sum up, there is some issue with cable driver in windows 10 and none of above mentioned suggestion has solved the issue. Kindly provide some driver update ASAP.

    Thanks.

    Kind regards

    Anna (Sorry for my not so good English)

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  3. Anonymous
    2015-09-22T03:33:02+00:00

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  4. Anonymous
    2015-09-21T13:58:29+00:00

    As so many others have stated there isn't a workaround for this problem at the moment. So all S60 users are at the mercy of Microsoft to fix this in Windows 10.

    One would hope that MS is actually going to fix this considering that they acquired the product line from Microsoft. Even if this is a decomissioned OS it should be supported at least 5 years before not offering any support so a Windows 10 driver for Symbian Belle devices should be mandatory.

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