yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] antu_pogroms:
hyep.. thanks for this thread.. i need some help. i'm using windows 7 64bit and latest WMDC. So, i follow all the step on post 3. I've restart my pc and disable digital driver signing. I've kill my anti virus sevices and disable firewall. After that i put my phone to bootloader and plug it to my computer. The problem is, at the bootloader, it says that "serial" and not "usb". My SPL version is 1.14.0000. It never been flash before. My phone is stock phone. I've follow the steps to uncheck "allow usb connection" at WMDC. I've check that Windows Mobile 2003-based device connectivity and Windows Mobile-based device connectivity services show Started. However at the device manager, my phone is not showing. I've try with different USB port and different USB cable.. The same problem occurs. I've try using my friend blackstone and it works fine.

How to solve this problem? Thanks in advance...
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Did you complete the first step from the guide:

You can also try this: In Settings\Connections\USB to PC try disabling enable faster data synchronization.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] antu_pogroms:
yup. i've try the first step but my bootloader shows that it is "serial" and not "usb". How to fix this? I've also disable the faster data synchronization from the USB to PC setting. I've also restart my pc with disabling digital signiture and disable all antivirus and firewall.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Does your phone connect to Windows Mobile Centre normally ie not in bootloader mode?

I'm not sure if the sequence of events is important, but try this. Unplug all cables from the device and then start up in bootloader mode. Wait until serial appears at the bottom and only then insert the usb cable into the phone.

I've checked up and in this thread it appears that for Windows 7 you may be able to just flash without updating the usb drivers.

Sorry, it's hard to figure out what could be the problem as mine worked 1st time and did not have problems.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] antu_pogroms:
Nop. My phone don't connect normally to Windows Mobile Device Centre. When i plug the cable to my pc and phone, pop up showed on my phone asking me to choose whether to connect to pc as activesync or diskdrive. I choose activesync and nothing happen after that at my phone and pc. I'll try your suggestion to run bootloader first and after it shows "serial" then i plug the cable. Nothings happen even i've wait for 10 minutes. Friend of mine also using Blackstone and Windows 7 64bit and Windows Mobile Device Center and her phone connect successfully without any problem. Is it my phone had a hardware problem?:(

Anyway, thanks for your advice. I hope my phone will be able to connect because i have to sync all my contact and calender to my phone. Besides that, I'll not be able to install application or flasing rom.:(
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] antu_pogroms:
i've noticed that when i plug in a wall charger, pop up shows saying that "The device doesn't support USB headset. Please remove it."

So, it might be a hardware problem?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] neeth:
can't see mobile devices in device manager

hi.. i am using vista 32 bit ... and my device manager is not showing mobile devices tab in device manager.. so i am not able to update the driver... can anyone help me please......

thank you
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Did you put your phone into bootloader mode (shows serial at bottom of screen) and then plugged it into your computer via the USB cable? If so, did your phone then change to USB at the bottom of the bootloader screen before you started the driver update procedure?

Also, did you then untick "Allow usb connections" in Widows Mobile Device Centre?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Are you still having issues? Have you followed guide at start of this thread to update drivers correctly? Did you reboot your pc after?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] maaz_talha:
You are an absolute genius! spent ages trying to work out the problem.. tried restarting everything, uninstalling everythihng, nothing worked... this worked like a charm. such an obvious answer! :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] neeth:
yes i have done exactly in the same way... and it has changed to USB from serial when i connected phone in boot loader.. and i have also allowed USB connections in my windows mobile device centre..
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
You need to untick "allow USB connections", ie to update the drivers you first need to disallow usb connections.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] neeth:
thanks

heyyyy.. now its working fine thank youuuuuuuuuu
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Pleasure m8. Glad to hear you got it sorted. Sometimes it is just the little things. ;)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] bxxxi:
after the reboot...

Thanks for this guide. :D Used it last week for the first time.

But... could you add a part about "Having previously used this guide to flash a device for the first time and now wanting to flash it again"?

'cause this is, what I did today, upgrading from Dutty Leo R2 to R4. You don't have to install the driver again, but it might not work just like that.

You don't have to do much at all, though. I sum up, what I did, so it might be used for the guide-addon, if wanted at all ;) - I'm, using Windows7 64bit, so this is just for Vista/7 64bit.

First, make sure you use the same USB-Port you used the last time, when you installed the USB Sync Driver Update. For, when using a different USB-Port, you have to install the driver again.

When putting the phone in bootloader, it did not show "USB". Re-attaching the cable or resetting the device brought no change. I figured it might be because I did not allow Windows to use unsigned drivers, as I did not used that bootoption. So I rebooted, hit the F8-key, selected the option to ignore the signature. And that's it. Phone showed "USB" and the flashing continued as it should.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
I've updated first post for users who have updated usb drivers previously and successfully flashed a rom, but are now not getting 'usb' in bootloader again
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Lindstrand:
I done the XP guide and it was nice and easy, but when I was done the "Windows CE USB devices" tab just disappered from the device manager. Now I can't connect my phone at all. Does someone know how to get it back?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] athertop:
I tried updating driver in Vista x64, but once I disable USB connections under connection settings in Sync Center, the device dissapears within device manager, and even dis/reconnecting the phone's USB does not make it re-appear. If I enable USB in Sync Center, then I do get the device show in device manager, but it appears differently than that shown in your guide - it shows under 'Portable Devices' section as 'Touch HD T8282', rather than 'HTC USB Sync' as you suggest in the guide for Vista. Any ideas?

Thanks, Paul
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mosaiques:
Hi.

I'm trying to update the driver in Windows Vista x64 but no luck.

I've followed the tutorial exactly, downloaded the driver for Vista x64 and disabled the Digital Driver Signing. When I try to update the driver, it comes an installation error message (Code 10) "The device can not be started"

Any help?

Thanks.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Digital Outcast:
That message is normal. Just unplug the device and plug it back in. It will begin using the updated driver after plugging it back in.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mosaiques:
Thanks for your answer.

I did it... kind of. Actually I'm not sure if now the driver is working. :o

May be you can help me with my problem now: Since I have HSPL installed in my Touch HD it's no possible to synch it. WMC recognize the device but every time I click "Set up your Device" an error message comes.

I thought may be updating the driver could fix the problem, but not. :eek:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Digital Outcast:
The updated driver only affects the bootloader. The ActiveSync connection uses a different driver. Which version of HSPL did you install? Also, did you install a new ROM as well? Which ROM is currently on it? It could be that you flashed a version of HSPL that is not compatible with your ROM, and if you didn't flash a new ROM that would be why it is not working.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mosaiques:
I installed HSPL 1.56 OliNex.

Yes.

Dutty WM 6.5 Leo R5.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Digital Outcast:
Hmm ok... what particular error message are you getting when you try to sync it? Do you have a screenshot of it?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mosaiques:
My system is in German.

A connection error occurred. Disconnect the device, make a new connection and try again.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mosaiques:
Hi!

It seems to be that there is no solution for my problem... :(

Can anyone tell how can I remove/delete the partnership between my device and WMC in order to create a new one... to see at least if that works?

Thanks!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Aussi:
How come I flashed a new radio version on my HD without these new drivers?

Or are they espacially for full roms?

Edit:

Sorry I see u mean USPL and not HSPL

So I guess there is no need for this driver when you HSPL flash a new rom on ur device?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] clarkedigital:
Thanks for a great guide

Just wanted to add a note of thanks for this guide.

Very easy and simple to follow.

A big new cooked ROM world has opened up in front of me.

Taking my first step off the ledge.

Wish me luck..........:eek:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Ogredani:
I've updated the driver exactly as instructed, and the driver is installed as:

10/6/2004

4.0.4232.0

The same as I had before.

However, the wceusbsh.inf file suggests:

DriverVer=10/27/2006, 4.5.5086.0

Is this correct anyway? Which driver version am I expected to see?

Edit: I'm using WinXP Pro SP2.

Edit 2: I have previously flashed my HD with an official ROM, if that indicates that it should work just fine in terms of drivers. The background to my post is that I tried to flash Dutty's latest Leo ROM for the HD, but I got a 262 error in the process. Trying to figure out if this driver may be the issue.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Ogredani:
Don't bother. I got it working. I had forgotten to make sure that the screen said USB once I've launched USPL.exe. :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] PoisonWolf:
Guys,

I have a question. I've successfully updated the USB Sync Drivers already but I just wanted to know if this works for all the USB ports or do I have to manually update each port once?

Cheers.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
I believe this should update all ports on your pc/laptop, though correct me if I'm wrong
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] PoisonWolf:
Fallen,

Is it safe to try and flash it on a different USB port? Will I be able to do it if that port does not have the HTC USB Sync Driver? This thought came to me because if you plug a USB mouse into different slots, each time you do it, it'll install itself again or something, if I'm not mistaken.

Anyone else care to clarify this for me?

Cheers.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] individual:
My computer must be really f**ked up, along with my phone, because i'm having insermountable amounts of issues with just updating one rom. The HTC USB does not show up in my Device Manager window, to start with. any idea of the driver file paths once installed/updated, so i can manually extract them?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] frustin:
i have a similar issue on windows7.

I was having sync issues...cut a long story short; I thought i'd follow this procedure and i deleted the HTC USB from device manager (by showing hidden devices). now if i try and plug the usb back into the phone it wont even see a usb device in the device manager.

what do i do about that?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Yes, it is safe to try, but when in bootloader you should know if usb drivers have been updated as if not it will still display 'serial' instead of 'usb' when connected to pc
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] frustin:
please help </pathetic plea>
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
You've followed procedure in this guideline correct? Did you restart you pc afterwards?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] frustin:
Not exactly, i was trying to use the procedure to try and get my phone to syncronise properly.

I have rebooted my computer several times.

i thought i could just add the drivers back again and it'd work.

my phone sync up with my work laptop ok (XP pro).

but on my home PC (windows 7) it just says, " Synchronization could not be completed. If this condition persists, try deleting and then re-creating the device's sync relationships." No support code. the WMDC says its connected but sync'ing files just wont happen, it gives that message all the time. i also tried disabling "Enable faster data sync" but that did the same thing.

As far as the phone is concerned i only just upgraded to win6.5 last night to see if that would fix it. it didnt.

EDIT: "Tasks" causes the syncing to not work, if i tick it, it wont sync. why does it do this?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Shutterism:
Excellent post! Newbie like me can understand =) Appreciate your thoughtful post again. :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Psygnosis84:
Hey guys, i know this might seem like a silly question but do i need to load in these drivers if i'm doing HSPL? I know it says it's or USPL in the first page but just wanted to make sure.

I even tried applying them but it kept failing, so that's why im on here to see if it's necessary for HSPL.

Thanks.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
The post does make reference to uspl, I've installed them with hspl also. I don't know that it is necessary, but all works well with the driver installed. I was having issues initially getting the usb to display consistently in bootloader, probably more a quirk of Vista though.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Psygnosis84:
As i mentioned, i tried installing it by going into Windows 7 accepting digitally unsigned drivers and when i select the device in device manager then driver, the exclamation comes up and the bootloader goes from usb to serial.

I eject the usb and reinsert it but it remains on serial and the icon still shows the exclamation.

I restarted Windows and same problem. The only way to get bootloader to USB again was to delete the driver and bring back the original driver.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
What ever works m8, that's all that counts. As long as you get usb to display go with that.

Have you tried hspl yet? If so, are you getting any error messages using it?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] c10wifi0892:
doesn't wok

i followed every step till the part where i have to select the system thing and i did i selected 64 bit and then it say it's not digitally signed so i can't do anything. USPL.exe
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Digital Outcast:
Did you follow the step that said:

If you have the 64-bit edition of Windows you must disable digital driver signing before you continue on

! To do this, restart your computer. After the initial BIOS screen but before the Windows bootup splash screen, spam press

F8

until you see a Windows menu. If you do not get a menu and end up in Windows you pressed F8 at the wrong time. Try it again until you get the menu. In the menu select

Disable Driver Signature Enforcement

or

Disable Digital Driver Signing

(depending on your version of Windows). Windows will finish booting up and you can continue on.

??
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Limator:
Updating...

Hi,

I've follwed the tutorial, done it several times, and my USPL 2.5 keeps asking me to update my drivers.

Do you have any idea of what is wrong?

Thanks in advance.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Not to point out the obvious, but did you restart your pc after updating drivers?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] tachospeedo:
Thanks for your tutorial,

After updating drivers on my Windows 7, I found that the recent updated driver is older (Driver date 06/10/2004) than the previous one (not exactly but sure in 2007), is it normal ?

Thanks for your answer

Cheers,
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Yes, the title of "updating" usb drivers is misleading. In your case (as in mine) it's downgrading the drivers ;), but is needed to get the device connected.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Limator:
No I did not, I´ll try again.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] billdownunder:
hi, having problem to have HTC touch recognized as USB. heres my scenario.

- winXP SP3. Not installed Activesync at all. do we need to ?

- place HTC touch in bootloader mode(volumw down + power button), get the bootloader page with the following:

BLAC100 32M

SPL-1.56.01iNex

MicroP-Blackstone (LED) v6

with at the botton (Serial),

attach phone via USB on laptop, get usual windows recognized new device and try to add drivers, which fails.

after this in Device Manager, there is NO "HTC USB" tyope entry, only and unrecognized device called " Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM"

and still, the bootloader screen shows "Serial" can never get it to goto "USB".

pls help/advise

thanks :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Install activesync then open it and go to 'connection settings', then enable 'allow usb connections'

Now put device into bootloader then try connecting it to pc. Should change from 'serial' to 'usb' after a few seconds. If it still doesn't show 'usb' then you may need to update usb drivers by following this guide

Rick
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] billdownunder:
thanks, :) worked perfectly, as you mention needed to install ActiveSync
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Excellent, glad you got it sorted. Happy flashing
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] napsterdj:
Hey ,

First of all, a fantastic guide for the whole process . I really enjoyed reading and doing the same on my phone. However, i experienced a couple of things even though i followed the steps exactly as mentioned in the guide.

1. The first time I tried running " USPL GUI v 2.5 " , my fone screen went blank and it did not turn up . I tried switching it on , opening the battery and waited for a while but nothing happened .

I tried pushing the reset button next to the sd card slot and it came back on to the bootloader menu again .

2. After USPL 3f step, the fone rebooted and went on ot the home screen with minimal colors. Guess this was not meant to happen as it was not mentioned in the guide but im still sharing this just in case anybody get to this situation.

I did however follow the guide completely and i managed to flash the ROM. Its still booting up as I type, and i'm very happy to have done this.

Thanks again , and the WIKI helped a lot !!!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] TheRem:
thanks a lot Digital Outcast! :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] t866990:
qtek 9100 flash problem

Got a qtek 9100 with win 7.

Doesn't see device as HTC but as pocketpc.

Can get in bootloader. SPL/IPL 2.18.

USB in bottom.

When i try to flash the flash utility crashes. In several different cases.

When i remove usb cable, no serial is visible.

Anyone a clue how to proceed for me?:(

Thanks i.a..
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
If 'usb' appears at bottom of bootloader when device is connected to pc you shouldn't need to upgrade/downgrade drivers. From looking at your SPL your issue is that you need either HSPL or USPL on your device first before you can flash a rom
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] t866990:
Hard spl. What tool do i use for this (flasing with bootloader)?

Thanks!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
Not sure what you are trying to ask here :confused:

Yes, you can use either hspl or uspl to flash (more info

here

), but I'm not sure why this question is in a thread dealing with updating of usb drivers.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Smobbo:
Great Guide!

I just want to say

Thank you

for the drivers!

I have just got win7 and the guide worked like a charm! :D
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mmccarthy:
My driver updates keep failing

I have vista.

I keep getting the device cannot start (code 10).

I've read that you just ignore that.

So my driver date and version are:

6/10/2004

4.0.4232.0

Is this correct?

If so the other problem I have is when running upsl.exe the program crashes.

"USPL v 2.5 has stopped working".

I've turned off all firewalls, vista user control, disabled usb connection on windows mobile device center.

I tried it on my xp box and get the same problem.

Currently got SPL 1.54. and trying to flash MaryOne 23541

Any help would be appreicated.

Cheers
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ClydeB1:
You can ignore the code 10 error, that's normal. The drivers appear to have been successfully "downgraded", I think if they are dated 2003 or 2004 then you are ok.

When running uspl.exe, you say you've turned off firewalls and user control, but have you turned off your Anti Virus. Also, when you downloaded it was your AV also turned off? Sometimes the AV can corrupt the download to "protect you". You can try to redownload it with AV off and then run it with AV still off.

If all else fails there's always hspl ;)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mmccarthy:
I just had to down load the upsl.exe again. The one I was using was about a year old.

Thanks heaps.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] SlavKor:
Drivers updated perfectly!

;)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] TheRem:
i found out that you don't need the old drivers... just put the PDA in bootloader mode and plug it on your Windows 7 computer and it will automatically install the necessary drivers. ;)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] lunakirb:
i did this tut for the 2nd time..

in

when i unplug the usb..i didnt changed to serial still remains USB :confused:

is that normal?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Have you followed this guide for updating/downgrading drivers? Did you reset pc afterwards before trying to connect your device?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] an_katso:
I have the same problem. I have spl 1.54.0000. Have you found any solution?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Digital Outcast:
If you check your USB connection settings, is it set to connect as the storage device, ActiveSync or internet sharing? If it is set to anything other than ActiveSync then it won't show in the device manager as a mobile device.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] l3ft3r1s:
I an running the gui version of USPL in Windows XP without having updated any drivers, and I had no problems so far. Why's that?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Zimzim BK:
Well...

i am trying to update my spl, i have updated my driver no usb connection, all steps right, i have done this one time before... but now it just wont work. any help! :/:confused:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] aabento:
What happened to the screen shots that were here?:confused: Or am I've been needing new glasses?:rolleyes:

Arnaldo
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] AleksDT:
THX:D

Perfect. Even a noob like med can do this:o
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] memeko:
HTC USB Sync not showing in Device Manager

Hi

I tried to follow the guide in a Windows 7 Ultimate machine, but I can't find HTC USB Sync on my machine.

Is there a special software I have to install to get the HTC USB Sync?

Regards
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] memeko:
Ok it's not listed as "HTC USB Sync" anymore now it's "Windows USB Sync"