Console_Unlocker_v1.1b

[Vodkaholic1983]

Anyone know why i get this error pulling my hair out here

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[fitz]

Need some more info to help really.

Have you checked the max232 works properly and displays an output in hyperterminal when booting the modem?

If yes, then make sure you've installed the OCX files, .net framework 1.1 and 2.0, and visual j# runtime SE.

Cheers, fitz

[Vodkaholic1983]

Originally Posted by fitz

Need some more info to help really.

Have you checked the max232 works properly and displays an output in hyperterminal when booting the modem?

If yes, then make sure you've installed the OCX files, .net framework 1.1 and 2.0, and visual j# runtime SE.

Cheers, fitz

Yo yea works fine in hyper ive added all 3 OCX files to System 32 and have framework 1.1 and 2.0, and visual j# runtime SE. installed

[fitz]

Hmm it's an odd one. Try registering the OCX files. Nicked from a readme:


"...by using start / run and typing in the run box "regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\filename.ocx" (without the quotes)"

[fitz]

Also you're getting the success dialog as well as the error. Have you tried connecting with softjtag 3.1 after it's finished?

cheers, fitz

[Vodkaholic1983]

same got this after the 1st 2 popups

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[fitz]

It's a com port related error. Are you sure its COM1 you should be using?
Check the properties of the COM port in device manager.

You could uninstall the COM port and reboot to reinstall the driver.

Google also suggests that in XP, the microsoft fax service can sometimes cause this problem:
*ttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=398578

cheers, fitz

[Vodkaholic1983]

Originally Posted by fitz

Also you're getting the success dialog as well as the error. Have you tried connecting with softjtag 3.1 after it's finished?

cheers, fitz

Aye i get the errors on it "time out" ones etc

[Vodkaholic1983]

Originally Posted by fitz

It's a com port related error. Are you sure its COM1 you should be using?
Check the properties of the COM port in device manager.

You could uninstall the COM port and reboot to reinstall the driver.

Google also suggests that in XP, the microsoft fax service can sometimes cause this problem:
*ttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=398578

cheers, fitz

aye i thought that mate but why would hyper work and this dont thats what puzzled me

[fitz]

Fk knows mate. i'd try it anyway, can do no harm