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mms problem help !!!!!

i am using ( Jwrightmcps Crossbow ROM Update 2.02.02 WWE ) windows mobile 6 rom and i am not able to send or recieve any mms and also not able 2 use gprs ..... wen ever i try 2 send any mms . the mms goes into outbox and then draft ... it doesnt even try 2 connect to the server .... plz help me out .. thanx japun

Why can't people use the search function?!
Firstly who is you mobile supplier? Find that out, contact them and ask them for their GPRS, 3G, and MMS settings.
Then follow the instructions below, inputting your settings as required...it took me all of 35 seconds to find this info by searching for "MMS settings" using the search option. Brown bar at the top that starts User CP...go across until you get to Search, click that and type what you are searching for in the box that will appear. Any other questions you have, try searching for the answer first.
Anyway, your step by step guide...
How do I manually check / setup the GPRS Web settings?
Go to [Start]
Tap [Settings]
Tap [Connections]
Tap [Connections]
Under [My ISP] tap [Manage Existing Connections]
Tap [Edit]. If this is not present tap [Add a new modem connection]
The [Select a Modem] drop-down box should be set to:
XDA Exec: [Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)]
Tap [Next]
The [Access Point Name] should be set to:
Tap [Next]
The [Username] shouldbe set to:
The [Password] should be set to:
Leave [Domain] blank
Tap [Advanced]
On the [TCP/IP] tab, only [Use Server-assigned IP Address] should be selected
Tap the [Servers] tab
Select [ Use Specific Server Addresses]
DNS:
Alt DNS:
Tap [ok]
Tap [Finish]
How do I manually check / setup the GPRS WAP settings?
· Go to [Start]
· Tap [Settings]
· Tap [Connections]
· Tap [Connections]
· Under [My Work Network] tap [Manage Existing Connections]. If this is not present tap [Add a new modem connection]
· Tap [Edit]
· The [Select a Modem] drop-down box should be set to:
o XDA Exec: [Cellular Line (GPRS,3G)]
· Tap [Next]
· The [Access Point Name] should be set to:
· Tap [Next]
· The [Username] shouldbe set to:
· The [Password] should be set to:
· Leave [Domain] blank
· Tap [Advanced]
· On the [TCP/IP] tab, only [Use Server-assigned IP Address] should be selected
· Tap the [Servers] tab
· Only [Use Server-assigned IP Address] should be selected
· Tap [ok]
· Tap [Finish]
· Tap [Proxy Settings]
· Tap [Advanced]
· In the [WAP] field enter:
· In the field to the right of this enter:
· Tap [ok] 4 times and exit
How do I manually check / setup the MMS settings?
· Go to your inbox
· Tap [Menu, Tools, Options]
· Tap [MMS]
· In [Preferences] tick [Retrieve Messages Immediately]
· Tick [Download on home network only]
· Tick [Save sent messages]
· Tap the [Servers] tab
· Tap [NEW]
· Set [Server Name] to:
· Set [Gateway] to:
· Set [Server Address] to:
· Set [Sending Size Limitations] to: 300k
· Select [WAP Version 1.2]
· Tap [ok] twice to exit
Nicked from the attachment on Post #6 HERE
Steve

m sry but still not able 2 use the mms .... it doesnt connect automatically ... everlier in wm5 it waz wrkin fine .... i have tried soo many times still havin the same problem .... i live in india ( new delhi ) and using idea ( service provider) plz help me ..

hey guys i am able 2 send the mms and can acces gprs but ... it doesnt have the option of disconnect ... and not showing the timer... ne idea hw can i get dat ? thanx

Tried looking in other topics on the forum? Here's a hint, have a look at the thread
WM6 Bubble Wifi On/Off Fix
Its the 3rd sticky topic in this forum. This is a known issue with WM6, and has already been solved.

M600 - Orange UK Network Connection Settings

Much has been written about the connection settings for the Orange UK M600 (Prophet) but here is the official line from Orange themselves. Quick, concise and they work.
Setting up the data account for the Internet
1. On the handset, tap on Start and then Settings.
2. Tap on the Connections tab.
3. Tap on the Connections icon.
4. Tap on the Advanced tab.
5. Tap on Select Networks.
6. Under the first drop down box, tap on New…
7. In the Enter a name for these settings: field, enter Orange Internet
8. Tap on the Modem tab.
9. Tap on New…
10. In the Enter a name for the connection: field, enter Orange Internet
11. Tap on the Select a modem drop-down list and select Cellular Line (GPRS).
12. Tap on Next.
13. In the Access point name: field, enter orangeinternet
14. Tap on Next.
15. In the User name: field, enter
16. In the Password: field, enter
17. Tap on Finish.
18. Tap on the Proxy Settings tab.
19. Select the This network connects to the Internet option.
20. Tap on ok three times.
21. Tap on x to close the settings screen.
The new Internet profile is now configured and ready for use.
Setting up the data account for GPRS WAP
1. On the handset, tap on Start and then Settings.
2. Tap on the Connections tab.
3. Tap on the Connections icon.
4. Tap on the Advanced tab.
5. Tap on Select Networks.
6. Under the first drop down box, tap on New…
7. In the Enter a name for these settings: field, enter Orange GPRS WAP
8. Tap on the Modem tab.
9. Tap on New…
10. In the Enter a name for the connection: field, enter Orange GPRS WAP
11. Tap on the Select a modem drop-down list and select Cellular Line (GPRS).
12. Tap on Next.
13. In the Access point name: field, enter orangewap
14. Tap on Next.
15. In the User name: field, enter
16. In the Password: field, enter
17. Tap on Finish.
18. Tap on the Proxy Settings tab.
19. Select the This network connects to the Internet option.
20. Select the This network uses a proxy sever to connect to the Internet option.
21. Tap on the Keyboard icon.
22. Tap on Advanced…
23. Tap on WAP.
24. In the Server field, enter 192.168.071.035
25. In the Port field, enter 8080
26. Tap on ok five times.
27. Tap on x to close the settings screen.
The new WAP profile is now configured and ready for use.
Setting up the data account for MMS
1. Tap on Start and then Settings.
2. Tap on the Connections tab.
3. Tap on the Connections icon.
4. Tap on the Advanced tab.
5. Tap on Select Networks.
6. Tap on New…
7. In the Enter a name for these settings: field, enter Orange MMS
8. Tap on the Modem tab.
9. Tap on New.
10. In the Enter a name for the connection: field, enter Orange MMS
11. Tap on the Select a modem: drop down list and select Cellular Line (GPRS).
12. Tap on Next.
13. In the Access point name: field, enter orangemms and tap on Next.
14. In the Username: field, enter Orange
15. In the Password field, enter multimedia
16. Tap on Finish.
17. Tap on ok three times.
18. Tap on x to close the settings.
Setting up the MMS profile
1. Tap on Start and then Messaging.
2. Tap on Accounts and select MMS.
3. Tap on Menu and select MMS Configuration...
4. Tap on the Servers tab.
5. Tap on New.
6. In the Server name: field, enter Orange MMS
7. In the Gateway: field, enter 192.168.224.010
8. In the Port number: field, enter 8080 or Permanent, non-secure
9. In the Server address: field, enter http://mms.orange.co.uk/
10. Tap on Orange MMS from the drop down list.
11. Tap on WAP 2.0 from the WAP version: drop down list.
12. Tap on OK.
13. Tap on Orange MMS and tapSet as Default.
14. Tap on ok.
15. Tap on x to close the settings.
The handset is now configured for Multimedia Messages.

Service Mode, Slot Cycle Index, 13K Vocoder

I was trying to fix my 3-4 Ring delay, and tried the Slot Cycle Index change, but no luck.
Anyway, not sure if there is anything in the Service Mode that may help us arrive at a better phone, but there are some challenges using it with the Omnia 2. It doesn't have a D pad or enter button.
Maybe somebody else has a better idea, but I used AEButton + to create (from button 1) a "Down arrow", a "Right arrow", and an Enter button. Since you need to hit down about 65 to 70 times before arriving at Slot Cycle index, I used 1 single press for Down, 2 presses for Right, and 3 for Enter.
Then you can modify settings in the Service Menu, including the following:
1. Dial **772
2. Enter the Service Code 000000 (six 0's) and tap OK
3. Push the directional pad down until you see a screen that says:
SVC Mode NAM1
End of BASIC NAM
EXIT
4. Push the directional pad right so that "Exit" becomes "More"
5. Press the action (Enter) button to enter the additional settings menu.
6. scroll down about 70 times. You will get the the "Slot cycle" screen and the default value will be "2".
1 or 0 should be better.
In case you want to change to 13k Vocoder:
1. Dial **772
2. Enter the Service Code 000000 (six 0's) and tap OK
3. Push the directional pad down until you see a screen that says:
SVC Mode NAM1
End of BASIC NAM
EXIT
4. Push the directional pad right so that "Exit" becomes "More"
5. Press the Enter button to enter the additional settings menu.
6. Press down 1 time to get to the screen that says:
SVC Mode NAM1
Orig. SVC OPT
EVRC
7. The default is set to EVRC. To change to 13k Vocoder press right on the d-pad once.
8. Then press the action button once to save the change.
9. Finally, press the left soft key "Exit" to exit the service menu.
I haven't found much that has helped me so far, but maybe someone smarter and braver than me can find some better settings in there.

For d pad on the I920, use the swype d pad. Its already in the phone.

I knew I would hear from somebody with a better idea eventually. Thank you very much. Very cool.

On my stock Verizon i920, the Vocoder is set to EVRC-B and the only other choice listed is EVRC.
On the last screen for slot cycle, I can't figure out how to change it from "2". Center D-pad (Swype) doesn't select, Enter exits the program, as does "Right arrow".
Anyone have success with this?

Try this if You lost 3g/4g

Go to the ThunderBolt’s phone dialer. Enter ##778# and hit Send.
You’ll get a pop-up labeled EPST, with the choice to “View Mode” or “Edit Mode.” You want “Edit Mode.”
You’ll be asked for a password. It’s 000000.
Now flip down to “Modem Settings,” and then choose “Rev. A.”
Change the setting from eHRPD to “Enable,” hit OK, then press the Menu button on the phone and tap “Commit Modifications.”
I lost my 3g last night and I got it back by doing this..
I wish I could take credit for this but I found it on PocketPC . Com

There's already a bunch of threads about this.

Doesn't work here
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App

work but poor 3G reception

[Q] APNs not working on custom roms (GT-I9000)

First of all my phone is a Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000
I've recently changed mobile networks, So i added a new APN but it didnt seem to work. At this point i was using darky's rom 10.2 so decided to try flashing a stock rom, using odin. Then added the APN and it did work. SO i then flashed a few different custom rom including Darky 10.4, Miui, And ICS. So if anyone would be able to help I would be very appreciative.
This is the APN instructions given by my network:
Tap Applications
Tap Settings (located on the second page)
Tap Wireless and network
Tap Mobile networks
Make sure that the Use Data Packet box has a green tick in it (tap box to change)
Tap Access Point Names
Press the Menu key
Tap New APN
Tap Name then tap the text box and enter 48 Internet then tap OK
Tap APN then tap the text box and enter 48months.liffeytelecom.com then tap OK
Skip past Proxy as this simply has to be left blank.
Skip past Port also, another that has to be left blank.
Skip past Username, another that has to be left blank.
Skip past Password also, that has to as well, be left blank.
Skip past Server as this is preset as Not Set
Tap MMSC then tap the text box and enter (deleted because not aloud post outside links) then tap OK
Tap MMS proxy then tap the text box and enter 10.1.11.19 then tap OK
Tap MMS port then tap the text box and enter 8080 then tap OK
Tap MCC then tap the text box and enter 272 then tap OK
Tap MNC then tap the text box and enter 11 then tap OK
Tap Authentication type and set to PAP then tap OK.
Tap APN type then tap Internet, MMS (so a green dot appears next to it)
Press Menu then Save
Tap the white circle next to 48 Internet so a green dot appears next to it.
This is my network: My network is 48months.ie (I cant post links because i havn't made at least 8 posts yet)

i have experienced this, look for more info about your provider's APN on Google, it usually easy to find, then input to the APN setting

In some ROMS only a matter of reboot and fix the problem.