Windows 10: NFC System Firmware Driver

I need this driver

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Does my Samsung Notebook Spin Have NFC capabilities

Hi,

NFC (Near Field Communication) is a method of wireless data transfer. To see you device system information, follow the step below:

To check basic system information of your device:

• Click Start, type and select Settings.
• Select About.

To check system information using System Information:

• Click Start.
• Type and select System Information.

Also, for more info, we suggest to check your device manufacturer's website.

We look forward to your response.

 

About NFC

Hi The Fallen Ashzlastic,

There's several things to understand about NFC.

• Insure it is turned on in Settings => tap+send => On
• Insure that you know where your device's NFC "sweet spot" is located. Using the Nokia wireless stand, I have to specifically touch my Nokia Lumia 1020 to a specific spot on the stand to trigger the NFC on the stand and launch a special app.
• Be warned that some cases might weaken the NFC transmission. If you have a case on your device, remove it and try NFC again.

If this all fails, I'd suggest taking your phone back to where you purchased it and have them check it. You might have faulty or bad NFC in your Nokia Lumia 925.

I hope this helps!

David

 

Nokia 6131 NFC - New firmware(v 05.12)

Hi,

I developed a J2ME application last year running on a Nokia 6131 NFC phone to demonstrate the NFC capabilities of the phone. Firmware version was v05.11 (initially v03.12 but the NFC API was not fully implemented on that firmware version - The phone was then
upgraded to v05.11).

I recently bought a new Nokia 6131 NFC phone which is now provided with a new firmware: v05.12. My application is still running on it but is not able to perform any operations using the NFC connectivity: Tag reading, P2P communication, interaction with our
NXP NFC reader...

Are some of you aware of changes that have been done by Nokia on the NFC API between the 2 firmware versions? I would need to solve this issue as soon as possible.

Thanks!