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Help Kies Air - HELP!!!
- Thread starter behuia
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Presumably your laptop is part of a network which is required for Air.
At home this would be via a wired/wireless connection using a router that can hand out an IP address.
If so then there should be no problem.
I've used on many different networks home/work and various OS, XP, 7 and 32/64 bit.
At home this would be via a wired/wireless connection using a router that can hand out an IP address.
If so then there should be no problem.
I've used on many different networks home/work and various OS, XP, 7 and 32/64 bit.
Presumably your laptop is part of a network which is required for Air.
At home this would be via a wired/wireless connection using a router that can hand out an IP address.
If so then there should be no problem.
I've used on many different networks home/work and various OS, XP, 7 and 32/64 bit.
Hmm... ok...
I've actually used Kies Air before, and it worked then.
But it doesn't now...
And I'm using wireless internet...
OK thing to check:
the IP shown on the screen is in the same range as your network
make a note of the IP on the phone and on a PC/laptop on the same network, goto the command prompt and type ipconfig
The first 2 octets should be enough to confirm the same network, so for instance if IP on phone started 192.168.x.x then the PC IP should start the same.
If they are the same it should work.
If possible try on another network
Ensure any internet security package isn't preventing the access.
the IP shown on the screen is in the same range as your network
make a note of the IP on the phone and on a PC/laptop on the same network, goto the command prompt and type ipconfig
The first 2 octets should be enough to confirm the same network, so for instance if IP on phone started 192.168.x.x then the PC IP should start the same.
If they are the same it should work.
If possible try on another network
Ensure any internet security package isn't preventing the access.
OK thing to check:
the IP shown on the screen is in the same range as your network
make a note of the IP on the phone and on a PC/laptop on the same network, goto the command prompt and type ipconfig
The first 2 octets should be enough to confirm the same network, so for instance if IP on phone started 192.168.x.x then the PC IP should start the same.
If they are the same it should work.
If possible try on another network
Ensure any internet security package isn't preventing the access.
I think I found the problem.
Firstly, the IP address on the phone and laptop are the same. (at least the first 6 digits are).
I tried Kies Air at uni, using uni laptop.
It worked...
Maybe I should try it again at uni with my laptop...
This is very frustrating...