I had the same problem with drivers on Win7 64bit as well, tried the linux version and it work flawlessly. Why not try that KTCY?

Yeah, I think that could be the problem
http://www.start64.com/index.php?option=co...4619&Itemid=128

Added a line as per this post.
http://0nyx.blogspot.com/2010/07/how-to-ro...-unrevoked.html

Let's see. Need to reboot. Brb in 10minutes.

elo.. need favor..
can give me link to d/l swype..currently on Rooted Froyo rom..
thx bro

Problem solved

This post has been edited by motopolah: Aug 2 2010, 11:59 PM

Successfully rooted mine (unrevoked method) and now using the Froyo 2.2 ROM with sense

Give up

Curious to update to unofficial FroYo but wondering if i can revert back to official SEA 2.2 when out >"<

Hi, i'm a new user of HTC Desire!
Jus to ask where can i get the hardcase n thumbprintless protector??
Mine share sum info over here ^^ thx alot!!

V4... so fast..
how is the sense in froyo.,.? any new feature?

look for matte type from askar perang..

Updated to rooted official 2.2 but cant get internet settings from maxis...how?

so you're stuck at the USB detecting step?

for rooted official froyo rom, you must set your APN manually~~
Follow the APN setting on the 1st page~~

Yes.
Will try to root using office PC which run XP.

Congratulations! I guess the FroYo temptation was too strong to resist.

Ok, since the Desire users are in ROM flashing mood, I'll just add a friendly reminder here. While there's a very minimal chance of bricking your set when you flash a ROM, flashing a new radio takes the risk to a new level. If there's anything that can brick your set, it's the radio. You can recover from a corrupted ROM, but if you flash a corrupted radio, the only way to fix it is to send your set to HTC.

Do's
- Make sure your battery is full. The last thing you want is the phone shutting down while radio flashing due to low power.
- Check the MD5 hash of the downloaded radio image (or ROM if it includes a radio). Make sure downloaded copy and the one published on the site matches.

Dont's
- Never pull the battery out while the phone is updating the radio. It'll take some time for the updating process to complete. Be patient and wait. Some impatient people thinks that the phone 'hangs' and pulls the battery out to get it to restart. As a result, bricked phone and hello HTC service center.

I've flashed dozens of ROMs on my Hero and N1 but whenever I need to flash a radio, it still sends shivers down my spine.

i'm on win 7 x64.... using unrevoked flawlessly...well i dont know what i did but i just followed the guide...

thanks for the heads up bro. will be careful, a lot!



anyone? and how do i check my radio version?

btw I'm buying a new mSD card, and i found a lot in garage sales but got microSDHC? is that usable on my Desire?

go setting, about phone software information and baseband version means your radio~~

did u install the "Android 1.0" device? after install it will become Bootloader something...

Yes, I did. Still it don't work

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Added on August 3, 2010, 8:52 amI know nothing about Linux

This post has been edited by KTCY: Aug 3 2010, 08:52 AM

I suggest you to either, try getting a Ubuntu Live CD, which doesn't require installation or get yourself an XP. I tried Unrevoked with XP without any problem And its aint too hard to do it with Linux either. All you need is to start the terminal / download the Unrevoked, one click and you are done

Btw, which rooted original FroYo are you guys using?

This post has been edited by akachester: Aug 3 2010, 08:55 AM