N95 update software

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You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 2. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Hi drewski It is certainly worthwhile, although it has to be said that this the third software update to my N95 was the hardest to complete. Whether this was due to release of PC Suite 6.

There is of course the option of asking a NCP to upgrade the firmware for you, if one is reasonably accessible. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to scoobyman's post on December 26, Message Edited by marttik on Dec PM. In reply to marttik's post on December 26, Hi Marrtik, Yes, that's basiccally what I was asking. Towards the right there's a section in the window called "Production Data Edit".

Click on the "Read" button at the bottom of this section and information about the phone will be filled in note that this confirms the product code printed in the battery compartment :.

Next go to this page , where you will find the product code for the vanilla version of the N95 in your region. Enter this code into the "Product code:" text area above, check the "Enable" checkbox just to the right of it and only that checkbox and finally click on the "Write" button.

There will be no visible effect but the new product code will be written to the phone. You can check this by shutting down and restarting NSS and fetching again the phone info. From now on, your phone will identify itself to NSU as a plain, non-branded handset, and this will instruct NSU to fetch the latest version of the firmware released by Nokia.

So, go to Nokia's website and download and install the Nokia Software Updater. Run NSU once it is installed. This will update the phone with the latest version of the firmware and then restart it. The whole procedure will take about 10 minutes plus the download time a few minutes on a fast broadband connection.

You now have an unbranded N95 with all the bells and whistles of the original software and without all the advertising and restrictions imposed by your network operator. Run PCS again and go into the backup area. Then choose to restore a previously made backup and select the backup file you made just now.

We just need to clear up a few loose ends before packing up, and even this is optional in fact, but if you want to, you can reinstate the old product code. Simply run NSS again and reprogram the old product code in the phone.