It is quite common for Philips Xenium phone owners to connect their devices to a computer or laptop to download new information to their phone or connect to the Internet. The process of connecting a mobile phone is described in detail in the instructions, however, if you did not have it, then use the recommendations below. This manual applies to almost any phone model, including Philips Xenium x518 and Philips Xenium v816.
Instructions
Step 1
So, to connect your Philips Xenium phone to a laptop or computer, first install the special Philips Connect connection software on your personal computer. It should come with your phone. If not, download the program from the official Philips website.
Step 2
Next, connect your phone using one of the methods: USB cable, Bluetooth function (if available on your PC) or Port.
Step 3
With your phone connected, select the "Connect" menu item in the Philips Connect connection program. The computer will recognize the new device and automatically install any required drivers. Now you can work with your phone book, install applications and themes, synchronize your phone with your computer, expand your collection of music and video files.
Step 4
If Philips Connect does not recognize your machine, please double-check that the connection is correct. Make sure the cable is not defective or that Bluetooth is turned on on both devices.
Step 5
If your phone still won't connect, send the settings directly to your phone via Philips Connect so that it can be detected and connected correctly. This can be done using GPRS or 3G.
Step 6
If you would like to connect your Philips Xenium phone to your laptop or computer to access the Internet, please follow the steps below. In the same PC communication program, select “Share Internet Connection” to allow the PC to use the phone's internet connection.
Step 7
If you still have connection problems, download detailed instructions for your phone model from the Internet or contact the phone manufacturer directly to find out if your device has any malfunctions. In addition, try reinstalling the Philips Connect connection program on your PC - maybe the problem lies in it, and not in the phone itself.
