Invalid filename cant connect

I answered this once, but it didn't seem to post. Invalid Path or Filename error is generated when a logo (.bmp) file is specified in the header or footer, but is not found in the default folder "Clipart," usually found under SureTrak in Program Files or Program Files(x86). Either set the logo in the footer to None, or copy and paste the missing .bmp file to the Clipart folder, then in the Footer (Page Setup, third tab) re-browse the logo setting to the correct location.

1. Download JL_Cmder
   
   
2. Connect your phone to your PC using the USB cable that came with it.
   
   
3. Run JL_Cmder and select option 2 (event log)
   
   
4. Scroll to the bottom of the log and look for "JVM Error 102." The line before it should tell you exactly what file is causing the error. It might look something like this. Save the file name; you will need it later.
   
   
5. Go to Start > Run, and type "cmd" then press Enter.
   
   
6. Change directory to the JL_Cmder installation folder.
   e.g., type: cd "C:\Program Files\JL_Cmder\" and press enter
   
   
7. Type the following command to remove the offending file:
   
   javaloader.exe -u erase -f FILENAME
   
   where FILENAME is the name of the .cod file.
   
   
8. Disconnect your phone from your PC and restart it.
   

you better find the cd oif the motherboard and install it

Try resetting your router. This can usually be done by unplugging it and leaving it unplugged for 30 seconds, then plugging it back in.

LG phones seem to send images with characters other than 0-9 and A-Z in the image filename. It looks like either the Pogo, or the LG phone bluetooth software doesn't accept this (I see "disconnected" if I try to print an image with a filename like that)

This solution "works" to the extent that renaming the file helps, though I don't know how to avoid these characters appearing in the filename of the photo in the first place :

http://www.fixya.com/support/t3651208-kp500_lg_cookie_compatible_pogo

I was having the same issues too. I followed the steps dotted all over the internet and was getting stuck in exactly the same place. No matter how hard I tried, I just kept getting the 'invalid filename' issue.

Eventually I figured it out - the way that Netgear/Virgin have blocked firmware updating is to break the filename checking page so it doesn't accept any files. What we need to do is bypass the filename checking code so that the firmware upgrade system can then handle the file, and we're going to do this by manipulating the web page using a tool called Firebug.

Here is the solution:

1) If you haven't already got it, install Mozilla Firefox 3 (there is good reason for this - I'm not just shamelessly plugging it! :P).
2) Install the 'Firebug' extension for Firefox from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843 and restart your browser when requested.
3) Navigate to your router's admin page, and fill in your login details (if you don't know them, it's likely to be the one written on the bottom of your router).
4) Navigate to the router upgrade page (the one where you select the firmware to upload' and select the location of the firmware file, like you would normally. Now, instead of clicking the 'Upload' button, press F12. This should bring up Firebug in the bottom quarter of your screen.
5) Now, click the button at the top of the Firebug panel and then click on the 'Upload' button. This will bring up the code for the upload button, where it does the filename checking. It'll look like this:


6) It looks like Netgear have actually stripped out the real checking code so it can't be used, so we'll need to fool the page into thinking everything's fine and dandy with the filename so it can update the firmware. Click where it says "return checkData();" and replace it with "return true;".

7) Finally, click the upload button. The router should now accept the file and start updating.

And hey presto! You have a non-nargled wireless router with the latest firmware!

Could you provide the full filename along with the extension? it should be something like this below

filename.exe

Hello,

You can find the drivers here. Select your operating system from the Drivers / Software Selection section. Then you will see a filename in the Drivers section ex: mp170vst110bea13.exe. Just click the filename and you will see instructions for downloading and installing the driver.

NOTE: The filename listed is for example only and may differ for your operating system.

Hope this helps. Please remember to rate this information.

Thanks

It's picky! The songs have to be in the right directory, typically ./music or so, and also they have to be the right bitrate for the thing to understand them properly. They also probably have to have really boring filenames (no umlauts, no Chinese or Urdu....)

Get the directory right and the filename to something brutally simple, and see if you can stand to use the MP3 player....

I am having the same problem with mine it has even lost all pictures, ringtones and graphics even the default ones. I spent most of the day on Thursday on the phone with AT&T and none of the 10 people that I spoke to could help me they had never heard of this problem before and they said I would have to buy a new phone. I really like this phone and would like to fix it if I can but don't know what to do HELP!!!!