Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem For Mac

Mobile Partner is a software which provides a graphical interface to the Huawei Usb Modem, you can find all different versions of mobile partner. In this article you can learn how to install Mobile Partner (Mobile Connect) in Mac Os X. Huawei E353 support. Installing on a Mac. To install your dongle on a Mac: Previous. Plug your dongle into one of your Mac's USB slots.

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You know the part before the upgrade where they tell you to check all of your applications before you upgrade? Well, last night I decided that it would be a great idea to upgrade my Mac from Snow Leopard to Lion. Turns out that perhaps wasn’t so great an idea after all when my Huawei USB 3G modem dongle decided that it wasn’t going to work since it wasn’t relevant for the new 64-bit only kernel. Oops, I should have checked first. But it isn’t a complete disaster!

Update: This appears to also work with Mountain Lion as well according to some comments at the bottom. It may not work for everyone but it does appear to work for some. After frantically using Google to find a new driver to install and digging around the Huawei site trying to find a replacement driver I was getting to the point of doing some modifications to the com.apple.boot.plist file and restart my Mac with the i386 kernel instead of the x86-64 one that appears to now be the default. In my many searches for a Mac OS X Lion compatible driver, I managed to find the following from mobile provider “3” in UK.

The link, contains a link to that work for Mac OS X Lion (10.7). Sounds like a winner! So I download the zip file and it extracts out to leave me with a “3Connect Installer”. Not quite what I want however all is not lost. You see applications on Mac OS X are actually folders in disguise commonly referred to as either “bundles” or “packages”. So right click on the “3Connect Installer” and select “Show Package Contents”.

Huawei Modem Setup

This opens up a view with only “Contents” listed, foiled? Don’t worry, double click into that directory and then into the “Resources” directory. Here we find a “mobilemanager.mpkg” file.

Now “mpkg” is a package which means it has more goodies in it. So we right click on this and select “Show Package Contents” again.

We’ve got our “Contents” folder and inside that we want to go to the “Packages” folder. In there two packages exist: “mobilemanagerapplication.pkg” and “huaweiuniversal42505.pkg”.

Now if you’re like me, everything is setup already – you just need the driver. So I skipped the mobile manager application and just double clicked on the “huaweiuniversal42505.pkg” file and installed it. After installing the Huawei Universal package, the next time I plugged in my Huawei E160 into my Mac it was detected and worked perfectly fine. So if you’ve just upgraded to Lion (now Mountain Lion too) and are trying to work out how to get your Huawei modem working properly with it, these instructions worked for me and I’m using it to write this post. Update: It looks like.99# works rather universally as a telephone number for getting the modem to work. On Mountain Lion this is what the Network Preferences screen looks like: Update 2: From Simon Hilton in the comments: If you are on Orange UK, you can download the dongle software for E160, E1752, E173, E367 & MF636 that will work with Mountain Lion from here.

Thanks a ton Sam. Your detailed step wise solution, has saved all the trouble for me. I was running pillar to post for the past 2 days and both Apple and Reliance said NO. Reliance is the most unreliable organization, as they intend only to sell their products, after putting their customers in trouble. They said clearly that you have to buy a new product. I said then why Reliance, I will buy anything except Reliance then.

Now that you have helped me overcome this problem, I will continue with the product as long it works. But I swear NEVER to buy a Reliance again. Thanks again Sam. Best wishes. None of the above works for me. I have had these problems since upgrading to Mountain Lion on my old Macbook Pro.

Now I have a MacBook Air running Mavericks and an E393u-12 dongle (for the last 18 months) I have downloaded drivers from all suggested sites and tried to install them. The installed ones do not work. The pkg from Huawei’s site is broken and cannot be opened. I have just about given up now. I don’t want to change my dongle as the performance is great. My solution is to get a mobile router.

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I use a TP-Link one. I can power it from the USB and simply plug the dongle into it. It works fine wherever I am in the world. My only slight gripe is that I cannot send / receive sms as I would be able to using Mobile Partner but at least it works and my internet is really fast here in Singapore. So, if it isn’t working for you, check out the TP Link routers.

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Thank you so much. I tried your steps and it works The local service provider MAXIS Malaysia Technical team could not even help me at all. I guess it is their gimmick to get me to change to another package. Thanks so much for helping me. This save me a lot of money and saved me from getting conned into another package. However, I am not sure why when I try to use my Microsoft Outlook the modem is not strong enough to let me use this email but if it was the internet sites it is fine Thank you thank you thank you GBU.

Driver Model OS Original Upload Date Last Modification Driver File File Size Compatible Computer Models Availabilty To Instalation Manager Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem B6261.12.1 For Windows 7 32 bit alldrivers-b6261.12.1.exe 203kb Fujitsu FMVA56CWG, Compaq EV971AA-ABF SR1860FR FR620, HP EZ082AA-ABF M7438.FR, Acer NC-V5-571P-53338G75MASS, HASEE U147, Sony VPCW12M1E, Packard Bell IPower X9274, IBM 2656E6U, HP HP 530 Notebook PC, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 42022 For Windows 7 64 bit alldrivers-42022.exe 155kb Sony VGN-AW50DBH, Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet, Lenovo ThinkCentre M90, Sony VGC-RA204, Sony VGN-A317S, Sony VGNFW590GJB, HP P8601A-ABU 722, Acer Extensa 2900E, HP KZ848AAR-ABA a6510t, Packard Bell EasyNoteBG45-U-002CH, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem O2.121.12.18 For Windows 7 9/23/2014 alldrivers-o2.121.12.18.exe 46kb SAMSUN 100NZA, Toshiba SATELLITE C850-1P6, HP GG685AA-ABF a6117.f, HP FL402AA-ABZ s3630it, HP PX530AA-UUZ t3040.ch, Sony VGN-AR11MR, Toshiba Satellite P870, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem T83032 For Windows 10 1/22/2015 alldrivers-t83032.exe 159kb NEC EASYNOTE PB41Q00006, Lenovo 10AH0016US, Panasonic CF-30CCQCZBM, Sony VGN-FS92S, Fujitsu FMVNR9P2C, HP D1290se-ABS PS353AA, HP FK908AA-ABG a6640a, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 73222.1 For Windows 10 64 bit 9/27/2014 alldrivers-73222.1.exe 98kb HP NM943AA-UUW m9570, Sony VGC-RA52, Foxconn Inferno Katana GTI, MSI MS-7327, Sony VPCF13BFX, Toshiba PSC0SE-02E21EFR, Toshiba Dynabook Satellite J62 166D/5X, Sony VGN-TT46MGB, Sony VGN-TZ3RMNN, Shuttle XG41, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 2.10843 For Windows 7 32 bit 2/13/2015 alldrivers-2.10843.exe 159kb Toshiba SATELLITE PRO C50-A-1M3, HP 200-5410es, Fujitsu FMVNP8A7, Packard Bell IMEDIA D5089 BE, MSI GP60 2PE, Panasonic CF-T8EWETZAM, Lenovo 6471EGR, Mecer X105, Panasonic CF-W7BWAZFBE, HP PX530AA-UUZ t3040.ch, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 41.12.171.1 For Windows 7 64 bit 11/2/2014 alldrivers-41.12.171.1.exe 64kb HP P6635c, Sony VPCF132FX, Fujitsu FMVNFB70BZ, HP HP Compaq 6710b, Sony VGN-FW43GB, HP P7-1090be, Toshiba Satellite C850-B843, Sony VGN-AW190Y, Lenovo ThinkCentre M90p, HP CQ1160FRm, EMachines EL1330, IBM ThinkPad R30, Fujitsu FMVU90LB, and more.

Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 7281.14 For Windows 7 9/15/2014 alldrivers-7281.14.exe 198kb ECS P55H-A SLI, Sony VPCF13D4E, BenQ Joybook S72, Toshiba Dynabook EX/33JK, Acer Aspire 5950G, Sony PCG-GRT815M, Toshiba SATELLITE U50-A, Lenovo ThinkPad R400, LG LM60-15166L, MSI MS-16GN, HP KX781AV-ABJ p6120jp, IBM 2669W58, Panasonic FZ-G1AABJB1M, and more. Huawei Mobile Connect 3g Modem 21.182.13 For Windows 10 alldrivers-21.182.13.exe 141kb PASCAL PT880PRO-PS, Toshiba SATELLITE C850-1NN, HP KJ417AA-AB4 s3480d, Lenovo ThinkCentre M55, Sony VGN-UX90PS, Fujitsu ESPRIMO P510, HP H9-1236ef, IBM 2668WCG, Lenovo ThinkCentre A58, ARIMA W651DI, NEC PC-VY16MRFJAFUX, HP HP EliteBook 8440p, Gateway IMV, and more.