David R wrote:
> "John Edgar" <ejwaddr-groups@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:1161702484.444100.232860@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> >> It's not a problem with the phones, it's your PC, or the way in which you
> >> have(/haven't) installed drivers (correctly) - a new phone will be of no
> >> use, trust me.
> >
> > I was thinking that as well. Never mind, I'll see what happens. It just
> > seems strange that it does it on both of my machines which are of
> > different make.
>
> Drivers aren't necessarily installed correctly, I'd get them all on your
> desktop, and then install them youself, or via 'windows update' (you're
> using Windows XP, I presume?) - it should ask for quite a number of drivers,
> but with them all laid out on your Desktop, you can simply refer to
> 'Desktop' constantly to speed up the process of finding them.

Thanks a lot for this. I found the drivers, and I seem to have them for
every SE phone there is, in a long list, and installed them manually.
Perfect. Why they can't tell you to do this in the instructions I
cannot imagine. Maybe it is a ploy to get you to phone their expensive
help lines.
John.