HI there, please please can somebody assist me. I will explain as detailed as possible what my problem is. I am using a Lenovo think Centre M57 pc, I installed the new Windows 10 operating system and like it very much, however my Huawei E352 Modem is not working on this operating system but it works perfectly in Windows 7.

In Windows 10 it is being picked up as a Memory Stick but not a modem and therefore I can not connect either to the internet. I presume it must be a driver of some sort?

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If so, where can i download this driver that is needed? Please guys, I really do need help here. Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Banana Junior 6000 OS: Windows 10 Home x64 CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G Motherboard: ASUS Prime B350M-E Memory: Ballistix Sport LT 16GB Graphics Card: N/A Sound Card: On Montherborad Monitor(s) Displays: VIOTEK NB32CW - 32' Curved Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Keyboard: Das Keyboard Pro 4 Mouse: Amazon Generic PSU: EVGA 600W Bronze., Semi Modular Case: Thermaltake Cooling: Wraith Stealth Cooler Hard Drives: Samsung 250GB SSD Seagate 500GB HDD Internet Speed: 164.7 Mbps Download!! Browser: Firefox, Brave and Edge Antivirus: Defender. Other Info: Printer: Brother HL-2170W. Don't get your hopes up just yet. I'm sure you can search as well as I can, but maybe, just maybe there's a nugget in this post.

A quick look at T-Mobile kind of points you in the right direction. I don't have an account, so I can't see all the details. There shouldn't be any technical issue that I can think of, other than the driver(s) aren't loaded (hence you only see the mini SDcard). The difficulty is finding the way to install the driver(s) or getting Win10 to recognize them if they are in fact installed --> please post a screen shot of Device Manager showing Network, Other Devices, or any devices with a problem The fact that this might be a proprietary device (not sure if you're on T-Mobile) adds to the dilemma.

T-Mobile search doesn't find E352, but it does find Laptop sticks - go figure. MBB or USB laptop stick is the best I could guess (given that the others are Jet and Rocket) - don't install the driver/firmware for a different device! The crumbs I found led me to firmware and webConnect manager - but I could not dig any deeper. Install the T-Mobile Connection Manager for Microsoft Windows To install the Connection Manager on your computer, follow these steps: • Insert the laptop stick into a USB port on your computer.

Note: If your computer does not begin installing the Connection Manager automatically, go to My Computer, right-click webConnect Mg and click AutoRun.exe. • The T-Mobile Connection Manager Wizard will open. • Follow the on-screen instructions to install the Connection Manager. Torrent prefab sprout 2013.

• After the Connection Manger is installed, click Finish to exit the wizard. • The Connection Manager will open and connect to the T-Mobile network. Note: The connection manager auto-connects when opened unless this option is disabled within the menu. • Open a Web browser and activate your laptop stick. Important: You must complete all Activation steps before you can connect to the Internet using your laptop stick I'm not sure if you want to experiment, but this looks like it might be support for your device from Huawei Summary: All of the above are guesses (except for the request for Device Manager screen shot - that might help narrow things down). Your best solution is to contact the provider support chanel and explain - although I'd just tell them that you're running Windows 8.