Can u please tell me, how to install the TATA SXC 1080 in Win 7 (64 Bit)

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I see TATA Indicom is no help whatsoever.

by seanferd · 10 years ago In reply to Can u please tell me, how ...

So, it is actually made by Sungil, or Epicom, or EpiValley or something, it seems, and is a CDMA USB Modem? Apparently with a Qualcomm chipset?

And are you using it with the service provider for which it is intended?

Wow, I actually found it.
http://www.sitsvc.com/_renewal/product/USB.php?s1=1X&sid=16

Can't seem to download any of the manuals, but maybe you can.

This:
<i>O/S Support Windows 2000, Windows XP,Windows Vista (32 & 64 bit), Linux </i>
Does not mention that Win 7 is supported, but it may accept the Vista driver.

There is this, however, which I also cannot download:
<i>CD_Image_TATA_1080_20100104_v_1_0_10_23_For Win7.zip</i>

Did you install the dialer software?

"but when i start the connection program provided by the software setup,"

It sounds like that is the dialer. Try uninstalling and re-installing the connection program.

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And did you try the Windows 7 Compatibility Utility

by OH Smeg · 10 years ago In reply to I see TATA Indicom is no ...

It's available free from M$ here

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=24da89e9-b581-47b0-b45e-492dd6da2971&displayLang=en

While the Vista Drivers may work from my experience with USB 3G Devices I have found that a lot of the time they do not work with 7 particularly when using a 64 Bit OS.

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