Okay.. is not a tutorial for the noob because I just don't have time to type it up in detail. However, I will say I just spent the past 3 hours trying to figure things out and maybe this will save you some time... It works..
I can't remember if it was VZAcessManager or the Alltel Vista 64bit drivers that I used.. I think I clicked on Setup.exe located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Alltel\QuickLink Mobile\Drivers\UM175 after I installed. (Maybe it was the Verizon one.. I forget.) It created a directory c:\Program Files\Pantech (not x86).
Then, when the UM175AL is plugged in, go to Device Manager, Universal Serial Bus controllers, and check the USB Composite Device listings. Double-click the first USB Composite Device, click Details, and choose Hardware Ids under Property. The USB Enumerator that has VID_106 in it is the device where you need to click Driver, and Update Driver.. Then, point the driver to the Pantech\Pantech UM175AL directory. It will create some new USB devices in Device Manager.. Each one of those need to be pointed to the Pantech\Pantech UM175AL directory.
After this is done.. The driver is installed..
Will the Alltel Connection Manager work??? Hell no.
So.. just use Windows Networking to connect.. In fact, the connection should be listed under network devices..
Anyway.. that's about what I remember.. I didn't really plan on writing a tutorial or anything.. but I did not find anyone else that figured this out on the Internet so I figured I'd post what I can remember I did..
I really wish I could remember exactly what created the c:\program files\Pantech directory.. because Alltel certainly seems to do their best to hide the drivers.
good luck
I can't remember if it was VZAcessManager or the Alltel Vista 64bit drivers that I used.. I think I clicked on Setup.exe located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Alltel\QuickLink Mobile\Drivers\UM175 after I installed. (Maybe it was the Verizon one.. I forget.) It created a directory c:\Program Files\Pantech (not x86).
Then, when the UM175AL is plugged in, go to Device Manager, Universal Serial Bus controllers, and check the USB Composite Device listings. Double-click the first USB Composite Device, click Details, and choose Hardware Ids under Property. The USB Enumerator that has VID_106 in it is the device where you need to click Driver, and Update Driver.. Then, point the driver to the Pantech\Pantech UM175AL directory. It will create some new USB devices in Device Manager.. Each one of those need to be pointed to the Pantech\Pantech UM175AL directory.
After this is done.. The driver is installed..
Will the Alltel Connection Manager work??? Hell no.
So.. just use Windows Networking to connect.. In fact, the connection should be listed under network devices..
Anyway.. that's about what I remember.. I didn't really plan on writing a tutorial or anything.. but I did not find anyone else that figured this out on the Internet so I figured I'd post what I can remember I did..
I really wish I could remember exactly what created the c:\program files\Pantech directory.. because Alltel certainly seems to do their best to hide the drivers.
good luck