Cable Driver

Use cable drivers to establish a connection between your Nokia phone and compatible Windows-based PC compatible.

It is important for users of Windows 2000, XP or Vista: Driver for cable Nokia DKU-2, DKE-2, CA-42, CA-53 and CA-70 is now integrated in the PC Suite. Instead of downloading the cable driver separately, we recommend that you download PC Suite.

Cable driver offered here for mobile users who use cable model or a previous version of PC Suite.

Driver for Nokia Data Cable

Driver untuk Nokia DKU-2, DKE-2, CA-42, CA-53 dan CA-70 serta Windows 2000/XP/Vista.

• Download untuk Kabel Data Nokia dalam Bahasa Inggris
  		Driver untuk Kabel Data Nokia untuk Windows 2000/Windows XP Download Nokia_Connectivity_Cable_Driver_rel_7_1_16_0_eng.msi Versi 7.1.16.0 | 6600.0 KB | Bahasa Inggris Penting untuk pengguna Windows 2000 atau XP: Driver untuk kabel Nokia DKU-2, CA-42 dan CA-53, saat ini telah terintegrasi di dalam PC Suite. Untuk mendownload driver kabel secara terpisah, kami anjurkan agar Anda download PC Suite
  		Panduan Cepat untuk driver Kabel Konektivitas Nokia Download Nokia_Conn_cable_driver_UG_en.pdf 28-Nov-07 | 125 KB | Bahasa Inggris

Cable Driver for Nokia

Driver untuk kabel Nokia DKU-5 dan Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP.

		Driver untuk Kabel Data Nokia DKU-5 untuk Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP Download sekarang Nokia_DKU-5_1_24.exe Version 1.24 | 14-Oct-2003 | 12.57 MB | Bahasa Inggris
		Panduan Instalasi untuk Driver Nokia DKU-5 Download sekarang Nokia_DKU5_APAC_UG_en.pdf 04-Oct-2004 | 680.0 KB | Bahasa Inggris

Tip: The cable model number listed on the packaging of a USB cable or its connectors. See example.

http://www.nokia.co.id/dukungan-dan-software/software/driver-kabel#.

You MUST Own a Wireless Router

by Eric Griffith and Mario Morejon

Maybe there was a time, in the distant-past, when it was okay to plug your broadband modem (cable or DSL or fiber or satellite, whatever you've got) directly into your computer. Maybe. But doing that today is tantamount to leaving your front door wide open for malicious jerks to deposit trash in your foyer while stealing your hard-earned cash.

There should always be something between you and your broadband for protection: a router. Here's why you need one for safety, plus all the other benefits a router provides.

1)	It's an Internet Splitter First and foremost, you have multiple devices. They all want—nay, NEED—Internet connectivity. The router is the "splitter" that makes that happens. By plugging the broadband into the WAN port, you can then get Internet out to all the other devices, both wired and wireless.
2)	It Networks All Devices The ultimate reason to have a router: you have multiple computers, phones, and other devices, not to mention multiple peripherals (printers, etc.). Wouldn't it be nice if they all talked to each other? The router is the heart of all that communication. The modern "wireless router" does more than hand only Internet traffic. It has a built in Ethernet switch (those are the Ethernet ports for the wired devices on the network) as well as an access point for wireless. That term seems to be falling out of vogue these days, but never-the-less the AP is the part that handles all the Wi-Fi traffic and security. A wireless router just ties all these functions into one neat package. Even without broadband, the switch/AP can still get every device on the network talking. (We won't pretend that actually setting up a network is a breeze for the layman, but the days of directly connecting a couple of computers are gone. Don't even try it. A router, even a cheap one, makes all the difference.)
3)	It Provides PC Safety Routers typically have two built in firewalls. The first is simple NAT for network address translation, which isn't so much for protection as it is for simply making the Internet connection work to all your computers. The second is SPI or stateful packet inspection. Most modern routers have SPI, which keeps extra track of data in network packets and makes sure it's kosher (i.e., you requested it), protecting both the router and your computers by filtering out the bad. Note that these are not a replacement for software firewalls on your PC—every computer should have one running. Windows comes with a weak firewall built in, but you can always get a freebie from Comodo. Other security you get from a router is: limiting a network to just computers you trust with MAC address filtering, secure wireless transmission, parental controls, web site filters, and more.
4)	It Gives You Wireless Freedom Why be tied to one place with your computer or phone? Modern Wi-Fi is the brand name for a technology called 802.11, which comes in many flavors, all with different speeds and ranges. Buy 802.11n products, especially if they're dual-band, and you'll be covered. They're slightly more expensive, but you get what you pay for. In this case, you'll have speed almost as good as a wired network, with extended range. Even the performance is improved in spots where signals used to get hung up. All that means is: you can move around and stay connected, even in your own home or office.
5)	It Shares Your Connection with Others You learned this in Kindergarten: it's nice to share with friends and neighbors. The right router can let you do that with your own Internet connection. You effectively get two networks, one that's just for you and one for guest access. That way outsiders can use the Web and e-mail, but can't see your stuff. Small retail establishments can use this to be a free hotspot for customers. Offices can use it for visitors in for meetings. And everyone will leave happy they had access.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2353516,00.asp

Tips for 3G modem connection is not disconnected

These tips may be helpful for 3G modem users. This is my experience using a modem from one of the CDMA providers in Indonesia (sorry I can not mention it ... ntar kena Constitution defamation ... hehehe).

Modem connection is often broken my place. Of course it makes me a bit stressful, especially when I'm playing games online a sudden an error because the Internet connection is lost. The result after reading a reference from several Internet sites, there were several ISPs that decide if the client is clientnya considered being idle.

So in order to outsmart our modems are not considered is idle, there are other effective ways and cheap. I say cheap because it does not cost you a dime, aka free.
this way:

1. Make sure your modem is connected to the internet
2. Open a command prompt or from Start> Run and then type
"Tracert google.com" without the quotes
3. Write down the IP address of the first
4. Then open notepad, type:

@ echo off
ping.exe -t-l 1

# Example:

tracert google.com if the results are:

Tracing route to google.com [74.125.67.100]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

1 193 ms 177 ms 842 ms 172.16.10.124
2 236 ms 319 ms 299 ms 172.16.10.112

we make in notepad:

@ echo off
ping.exe 172.16.10.124-t-l 1

5. Save up to you with the name with the extension. Ping.bat great example and save on desktop so easily if needed
6. Double-click the batch that we made earlier

I applied it on my modem and the result was satisfactory connection is now more stable (indeed sometimes there are just broken up but not as often anymore).

Hopefully these tips useful for modem users 3G GSM and CDMA are often broken connections.

Good luck

Rokario Bandwidth Monitor

One more software we can use to find download and upload speed internet connection we are. After I was informed earlier about BitMeter II, Networx, BW Meter, Bandwidth Meter, and also NetCost. Here are artificial Rokario software, namely Bandwidth Monitor. Bandwidth Monitor 2 itself there is a Lite version (free) and Pro (paid). Of the two versions is the distinguishing feature, of course more Pro versions offer features than Lite version. But to monitor the function of bandwidth, this Lite version will suffice.

Bandwidth Monitor Lite version has the same function with the software that I mentioned above, the difference is only the appearance (visual). Its use is also quite easy. At the moment we first run (after install), Bandwidth Monitor software automatically detects this adapter for our internet connection. As an example here, which is detected directly mounted Lancard CPU, but if we have some kind of connection in our computers and we are sure which one will we choose, we can use the Auto Select. Next time we will be asked to read a report terms of use (log), here I use based on the 1st of each month.

After that it automatically Bandwidth Monitor icon will appear in the System Tray, Bandwidth Monitor panel following her.

Panel Setting this software can open by right clicking Bandwidth Meter icon in System Tray. In this panel there are 3 main menu options, namely General, Data, and Themes. General covers the basic functions of the software, such as adapters that we use. Own data to set the menu to monitor bandwidth statistics. While the visual controls Themes from existing graphics.

Who will find the software version of Bandwidth Monitor Lite Themes This is a function, where we can change the visual appearance of the panel monitor, even we can also download or create your own.

Okay so brief information about Bandwidth Monitor software is, for more information and download can be found in the software or find info here. Hopefully useful.

http://ariawijaya.com/2009/09/30/rokario-bandwidth-monitor/.