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With sales tax it came to $7.02. I already had a travel charger and a car charger, but hey – a spare charger cannot hurt, or?

April 26, 2017came car charger hurt spare Travel

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With sales tax it came to $7.02. I already had a travel charger and a car charger, but hey – a spare charger cannot hurt, or?

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The product arrived within 4 days. I put the CDROM in the laptop (Windows XP), plug the cable in the phone, other end of cable goes in laptop’s USB port. [pause] computer recognizes new hardware but fails to install the proper drivers. I spend 12 hours over 2 days downloading various drivers and software tools. Appears that the content of the driver CD (P2K drivers) is indeed needed, but you can download it for free from many many sources on the web (legal downloads) Ideally you will also want a software application that does the synchronization. The drivers alone don’t do you good. There are illegal copies available on the web, or in P2P file sharing networks, or you can buy “Motorola Phone Tools” from these guys: http://www.bvrp.