Learn how to remove MTN F@stLink HSDPA Modem from your computer. HSDPA Modem is a software program developed by Huawei. Which countries install it? You can download the English version of the installer here: ***file removed - obsolete *** Newer version discussed here. Those having trouble with the older MTN branded software incorrectly reporting volume statistics, please try out this version and report back. Before trying any of the modifications below,.
I upgraded my Laptop to Windows 7 and after installing ALL my applications I was just about to hit the road when I remembered that I didn’t install my trusted E220 modem that I have used for the past 4 years. So I connected the E220 card to my USB and it was recognised by Windows 7 – so far so good. It then added the USB Mass Storage and a CD Rom. But then it stopped! Download Death Note 2006 Torrent here. Luckily I had the MTN E220 software copied onto my computer so i tried to install it manually but it failed. I spent the next 2 days searching the web for a solution – I downloaded a gazillion apps which are suppose to fix it but none did.
The problem is that Windows 7 doesn’t recognise the device as a modem – therefore the MTN software doesn’t work. I spent the next day searching the web again for Modem drivers – but again no luck.
Eventually =- EUREKA! With the help of various websites/ forums and trial-and-error, I have put the following steps to get Windows 7 to recognise the E220 as a modem: • Connect the E220 – Windows 7 will only recognize a new USB Mass Storage Device and a CD drive (which btw you cannot access). Open the Device Manager • You will see the “Universal Serial Bus controllers” Section and under that USB Mass Storage Device • Find the one that is related to the E220 (I kept the device manager open, disconnected the E220 and saw the Mass Storage disappear.