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navi firm not working

hi all

navifirm not working,

are you guys facing same problem or just mine is problem,

thanks

yes same problem........................................... .............

yes same problem help us expert solutin want

same to me help pleace

navifirm not working,

i have same problam navi firm not working today so anybody can what's this problam :confused::confused:

Nokia shuts down access to servers, no more public peeking at firmware versions

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Reports are in that the popular Windows Phone enthusiast software Navifirm can no longer access Nokia servers to display stored firmware. The Finnish handset maker previously revealed in January that access would be restricted by the end of that month. Three months later and we're now at the point where error boxes plague the user experience, reporting unauthorized faults.

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Have ONE unique solution at the moment, the nokia servers are opened yet to download files, and files are ready for download, but navifirm is not more capable to find the full path os files, that EVERY one if needed get the roms need use and cached storage from someone that have cached rom links of files;

I am sharing a copy of my Cache download and add all files under you cache file:
https://mega.co.nz/#!94BgFIBT!axfMxQ...SW_6zlFBVmxcXc

enjoy

Nokia Navifirm servers no longer accessible to the general public.

For more information click here

Alternative solution for download all Nokia mobiles latest firmware free download
http://www.mobilessolutions.com/p/blog-page.html

thanks for link:

Currently I am downloading from Nokia using Navfirm all LUMIA RM-821 RM-820..

yes friend same problem faceing

Nokia server is down navifirm not working

I am downloading at this exactly moment from navifirm application, but you need my cached access code to download see my old above link from mega.

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I emailed Stephen Elop and he directed my email to the VP of Care.

Here's the response:
"Hello Mr Stein

Thank you for your email to Stephen Elop yesterday. The facility to access Nokia’s software was never intended to be used by end users but by trained technicians only. However as its existence gradually became known, we found that although some people like developers were able to reflash their own devices, many people accidentally created more problems for themselves, which we then had to fix for them. In addition, open access to Nokia’s software through this channel compromised information security concerning future products.

So for these two reasons we decided to close down unauthorised access to our software. Authorised Nokia Care points, partners and retailers still have the means to download software update packages using approved Nokia tools.

Best Regards

Alf Noto
VP Care"

Nokia Navifirm servers no longer accessible to the general public

Nokia Navifirm servers no longer accessible to the general public

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While it is always exciting to know what’s in store for you in the upcoming future, it is something that companies rather keep to themselves. Nokia had been fortunate on the general public (folks like you and me) till now, allowing them access to its Navifirm servers where all the upcoming updates and firmwares for Nokia phones used to be available. However, going in the future that won’t be possible since Nokia has closed down access to the same.

The news is kind of sad, since at times it takes months before a newer firmware that is already available on the servers, reaches a particular territory or country. From now on users will have no choice but to wait for the OTA update. Also, the unlocked servers allowed users to fix broken firmware on their phones (that it if you know what you’re doing), saving both resources and time.

However, we can’t really blame Nokia for a little bit of secrecy, since no other manufacturer provides a similar service in the first place. Nokia had already told in January that they’ll be shutting down access to their servers anytime now. It was only nice of the company to have waited three months before doing the imminent. Guess we’ll all have to start regularly hitting that check for updates button on out Lumia phones from now on.