Slow internet +problem displaying pages

Hi,

You can use this software on your computer to transfer files:
http://bit.ly/Moto-Drivers

Rafael,
Motorola Support

Step 1
hey can you login to your router of yes make sure your router is dhcp enabled, then on you phone kindly delete or forget your current wifi settings, then do a phone restart and register a wifi (connect to a new wifi spot) and try again.

Step 2

1. 
   If the page displays, you have Internet access. If the page does not display in a minute, see the "No Internet With New Router, Computer or Adapter: MAC Spoofing" article.
2. Determine if the modem's IP address can be seen.
   
   In the router interface, go to the Status Page. For more information, see your router user manual.
   
   If the modem's IP address cannot be seen, reboot the modem, router, and computer, in that order. Be sure to wait for each device to completely reboot before rebooting the next.
   
   If the modem's IP address is seen, and you stuill cannot access the Internet, you might have a problem with your browser's settings. Your security might be set too high for the Internet service you are trying to use, or your browser might be configured for a dial-up connection. In Internet Explorer you check this using Tools > Internet Options > Security > Default Level. If the slider is set to High, change it to Medium. Click Tools > Internet Options > Connections. If the radio buttons in the center are not dimmed, settings for a dial-up connection are being used.

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Motorola Phone tools
http://lfiles3.brothersoft.com/internet/mobile/Motorola_mobile_phone_tools4.5.1.zip

type ##3282# then go down to advanced then click view, then lock code and it will display the 4 digit code

Dialup phone lines usually only transmit a minimum of 8 Baud. NetZero's high speed (5X) faster is done by caching pages you have already visited, not actially running internet but loading pages faster on your computer. Check your modem setting, 56k, 112K are normal speed setting to connect. Check your actual connection speed, 28.8 is probably all that you are getting on dialup.

sory for incomplete info,, what i want to say is you have to press the volume botton when call is in progress, try it.

I found these drivers for XP here: http://direct.motorola.com/hellomoto/Common/Drivers%20and%20Plug%20ins/USB_Driver_32.zip

And for Vista drivers, use this address: http://direct.motorola.com/hellomoto/Common/Drivers%20and%20Plug%20ins/USB_Driver_64.zip

Alternatively, you can download and install the USB Drivers from http://developer.motorola.com. These drivers are often newer than the ones above, but you will need to create a user-id first. After logging in with the new user-id, search for "usb driver", or navigate directly to http://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/Handset_USB_Driver

After downloading and installing the Motorola Driver, you will need to run the Motorola Driver Installer program by going to "Windows->Start->Programs->Motorola Driver Installer->Motorola Driver Installer.exe".

This alternate Motorola USB Driver is required for most phone models from Verizon, Alltel, and US Cellular. Some of these models include:
Alltel V3a, Verizon K1m, Verizon Maxx Ve, Verizon L7c, Verizon W385, Verizon W755, Verizon Razr2 V9m, Verizon V750, Alltel Razr2 V9m, US Cellular Razr2 V9m, Sprint V3m, Sprint K1m. I hope this helps someone. :o)

Well, as is the case with most glitchy phones, this is definetly the firmware. Your phone needs to by flashed by a verizon service center. Dont do it anywhere else, this phone is CDMA and needs the actual Verizon firmware because of the PRL (prefered roaming list).

Turn off the phone. Remove the micro-sd card. Restart phone. It should connect now.