How to update your N80 to v4.0623.0.41

Posted on August 21st, 2006 by Dave.
Categories: Uncategorized.

  1. Download the following files:
  2. Uninstall any current Nokia software from your PC (e.g. PC Suite)
  3. Extract The Diego ZIP file, and install Diego.
  4. After installing Diego, run the crack file that you extracted from the ZIP.
  5. Run the Phoenix 2006 install.
  6. At the point where it complains about the dongle/DES key, run the 2004 Dongle Fix, click “Extract” and when it asks about over-writing, quickly switch to the Phoenix setup and click Retry, then hit “Yes To All” in the 2004 Dongle fix. If you do it successfully, setup will continue.
  7. Reboot when asked to.
  8. Ignore any error messages you may get after reboot (press OK/Continue).
  9. Run the 2006 Fix (Extract and overwrite any files it asks about).
  10. Run and complete the installation for the firmware.
  11. Start the Phoenix program.
  12. You may need to set up a new profile, call this whatever you want.
  13. From the File menu, click “Manage Connections”.
  14. Click Add
  15. Select USB and OK all the dialog boxes.
  16. Make sure your phone is on and fully charged. Most people have to leave the SIM card in for flashing to work.
  17. Connect your N80 up using the USB cable, then select “Scan Product” from the File menu.
  18. You should see your phone’s details in the bottom of the window (including current software version).
  19. If this information is correct, select “SW Update” from the Flashing menu.
  20. Phoenix will scan the phone, this might take a minute. Once done you can either select the flash files manually (the .fspx file as the Image File and a .v## for the PPM file) or you can use the Code drop-down at the top and select your phone type. I chose Euro 2 Smooth Stainless Steel for my UK Orange phone. This will select an appropraite fspx, v## and also an APE file (this file adds extra programs to the phone such as Settings Wizard, Anti-Virus (Trial), PDF reader and Wireless Keyboard). Remove this file if you don’t want these extra applications. Below are the settings I used:
    Flashing
  21. Once ready, click “Start”. Again I got a warning about the prommer version, I clicked OK and it carried on as normal.
  22. After approx 5 minutes the flashing will complete.

*NB: You’re obviously doing this at your own risk! This is the method I’ve used and I’ve flashed my phone 4 times now without a problem. If you’re unsure, take it to your nearest Nokia Service Centre.

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v4.0623.0.41

Posted on August 21st, 2006 by Dave.
Categories: Uncategorized.

New v4 Firmware I’ve managed to get hold of the latest v4.0623.0.41 firmware - will post links to the files and a guide soon!

 
 
 

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