Novatel Wireless Mifi 2352 Driver
Insert unsupported operator sim card, connect Novatel MiFi5792 to computer with USB cable, (disable USB tethering on device before connecting)Launch DC-Unlocker clientOpen Server tab, enter your username and password that you received after credits purchase. Click 'Check login'. (you can buy credits here www.dc-unlocker.com/buy). If DC-Unlocker/Vygis/Rocker/Infinity dongle is connected, only click ' Check login 'IMPORTANT: Before detection check if GPS port is installed (enable then disable it after installation). It should be visible in Device Manager under Ports line.
If it isn't, install it from device's web panel - 'install advanced services'. Also check on device settings, USB tethering must be turned off - without check mark.Detect device by selecting Novatel from manufacturers drop down menu list, then click magnifying glass button - modem probably will not get detected durng first attempt, see steps below to solve detection problemWait till program detects itNote: If you can not detect device, check in Device Manager if Novatel MiFi 5792 is visible under Modems and under Ports lines. If its visible under 'Other Devices' line, then install drivers for it. Drivers setup download link on top of the guideOpen Unlocking tab, click “Unlock” buttonIf you get Connecting to server error or Error code 62, then please check Adapter binding settingsWait for device to be unlocked.After you see that modem was successfully unlocked, restart it by disconnecting and connecting back. Now you can use it with any SIM card.
Novatel Wireless Mifi 2372
The Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352 is a totally wireless 3G modem that shares its connection like a Wi-Fi router. Sold exclusively through Internode in Australia, the MiFi is $349 outright or $299 when bundled with a 24-month Internode data service. We'll have an review up shortly that includes the MiFi's performance using Australian telcos' networks, but for now here's the assessment of our UK colleagues.We've seen wireless routers before with '3G failover', so that if your main broadband connection is down you'll have a 3G backup. But the Novatel unit here survives purely on a diet of 3G wireless, distributing its online connection via Wi-Fi to nearby computers and other networkable gadgets.The Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352 allows up to five 802.11b/g wireless appliances to share one wireless 3G connection; or it can also be used wired to one PC via USB, just like a conventional 3G dongle. A microSD card slot - with a 2GB card already inside - means it also has the makings of an elementary NAS drive, accessible by wireless clients through a web browser interface.