I tried with an Afrihost Mobile SIM and a Vodacom one and both seems to have the same probles. It also does not want to work in my Mikrotik router. It starts up fine with Mobile Partner and MDMA but gets unknown errors or "connection disconnected" type errors. Unfortunately, the modem just doens't want to connect. I then proceeded to user Terminal to set the modem into modem mode permanently.
#MODEM HUAWEI E3131 DRIVER INSTALL#
You will now be able to install the drivers. Look around - there's a mode to restart with "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" mode.
You'll land in a new screen where you can change advanced options. click "restart now" under "Advance Startup" find advanced startup options in Windows (search in the Windows 8 start screen for "change advanced startup options")
#MODEM HUAWEI E3131 DRIVER DRIVERS#
I updated the INF file, but unfortunately Windows 8 doesn't allow you to install an unsigned driver by default (or if you change the INF file and the hashes do not match it will stop you).Īfter a bit of additional research I found this page: where the guy basically explains to install drivers without the warning you have to I then tried to install the drivers as ginggs suggested (awesome post - thanks!). I switched modes to modem only and got two devices with the same device IDs as JimM reported. It automatically enabled HiLink mode (as all of them do).įirst pain is when HiLink starts while you have another network device in your machine also using the 192.168.1.1 gateway, you have to disable the other one first to be able to get to the HiLink page (including the page). Interestingly enough mine came with firmware version 22.001.14.01.105. Just wanted to add my experiences trying to get my E3131 to work on Windows 8.1 and my Mikrotik router.
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