General Discussion

[owenp185]

So basically I'm very happy with the phone but I have lots of credit and I'm worried if it will start disappearing to other apps without me knowing. I just want a way to fully disable it from connecting to T-Mobile Internet(my network) although I don't want to disable the WiFi. I will never use my credit to go on T-Mobile Internet so I was wondering if there's a way of totally block it so I'm free to use WiFi without the worry of my credit going down the drain. The reason I'm asking for help is I just looked on connections and T-Mobile Internet was running which I don't want. I'm sure a lot of you guys must have an HTC and could help? I have messed about with the settings and cant seem to find any deffinate solutions.

[fenian]

http://www.htc.com/au/faqs.aspx?p_id=297&cat=264&id=118112

Just do that but leave wifi on, there might be an app to turn it on and off with a click.

[owenp185]

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fenian wrote:

http://www.htc.com/au/faqs.aspx?p_id=297&cat=264&id=118112

Just do that but leave wifi on, there might be an app to turn it on and off with a click.

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Unfortuantly I have already tried this, once I complete part 2 and go on next it comes up with, "Enter the number exactly as it should be dialed. Include an extra numbers, such as an outside line or credit car". Says nothing about that in the steps and it wont let me enter offline, even if i enter a random number it then comes up asking for Username, Password and Domain*. I have no idea why it wont just let me follow the guide, I might just have to contact them and find out. Thanks for your help though fen.

[fenian]

Heard nothing but good about the phone, someone on here should have it and know for sure

[Vaultspawn]

Hold down the hang up key and then press "Terminate Data Connection"?

Thats the fist thing that comes to mind anyways.

[Plambey]

is that the 4g wimax phone?

[James91]

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Plambey wrote:
is that the 4g wimax phone?

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Nope that's the HTC Evo 4G, which is only available in the USA.