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08-02-2015 04:03 AM
Have just upgraded from 7 to Windows 10. HP Connection Manager 4 will not work with Windows 10. HP website does not include a drop down for Windows 10 so apparently no drivers doenloads are available for this model.
Any solutions to this? Otherwise I have to unistall Win 10...
Mareksr
08-25-2015 12:28 AM
I read somewhere there is no connection manager for win10 and you should use the Windows 10 build in.
I have the issue that, on the same laptop, I have a dual boot system and with the new Win10 install I do get the Win 10 mobile connect, but with the from Win7 upgraded I do not get the mobile connect from Win 10.
Well the mobile part is there in Network settings, but it doesnt seem to see my hs3110 altough the drivers are updated and correctly installed. It looks like a part is missing from the new gui.
But in my case I have a workaround, I use netsh to connect, which prooves my modem is correectly installed.
These are the batch file commands I use, you may need to alter.
to connect:
netsh mbn connect interface="cellular" connmode=name name="HPCM4_206050003250024"
netsh mbn show interfaces
pause
to disconnect :
netsh mbn disconnect "cellular"
netsh mbn show interfaces
pause
Hope this helps.
08-25-2015 01:26 AM
I have no idea how this netsh works man lol.. Where do I type that? Comand prompt?
08-25-2015 02:28 AM
goto a command prompt (cmd)
type netsh mbn show profiles
>>>note the name of the profile.
then type
netsh mbn show interfaces
>>>note the name of the interface
if there is no profile and/or interface I'm afraid it stops here.
If you have both then type
netsh mbn connect interface="your_interface_name" connmode=name name="your_profile_name"
Then type again
netsh mbn show interfaces
>>>verify if the state = connected.
If so, you are connected
If not, I'm afraid I can't help you any further.
To disconnect type
netsh mbn disconnect "your_interface_name"
You can verify if you are disconnected by typing
netsh mbn show interfaces
>>>verify if the state = disconnected
10-28-2015 06:16 PM
Guys,
I had the same problem but solved it. Some of the help came from “hungdq3” post but I just added the missing instruction and done it differently.
- Download SP53068 (Gobi 2000 driver) + SP53394 (HP Connection Manager v4)
- Enabled secret administrator account (net user administrator /active:yes)
- Login using the administrator account - This important as the installation will be BLOCKED
- Install SP53394
- Under C:\SWSETUP\SP53394, locate hpcm.mci and HPCMSetup.exe and change the compatibility to windows 7
- Run hpcm.mci to install the Connection Manager
- Under Program File (x86)\Hewlett-Packard/HP Connection Manager, locate the following files and set the compatibility to Windows 7:
- Gowireless
- HPGoWireless
- HPCOnnectionManager
- The HP Connection Manager will be installed now. Open it but don’t do anything yet. If you try to use it, it will tell you that there is no driver installed.
- Install SP53068
- Under C:\SWSETUP\SP53068, locate Qualcomm folder and run the “GobiInstaller” to install the driver.
- Logout from the administrator account and login using the user account
- Locate and open the HP Connection Manager and setup the correct APN
- ENJOY!!!
