Huawei E3372 dongle: HiLink.app
La communauté a bon dos — this is an APPLE trouble. I need my Internet 4G dongle to work. Where can I find an updated HiLink.app for Catalina?
La communauté a bon dos — this is an APPLE trouble. I need my Internet 4G dongle to work. Where can I find an updated HiLink.app for Catalina?
It is up to Huawei to update their Hi Link app to 64bit, bet they won't though.
I use a Huawei USB Mobile Broadband dongle, and it will not open the Hi Link page
this is because the app is 32bit. But I have managed to get it to connect to the internet.
If you can plug your dongle into another Mac that is running Mojave or older
then check the System Preferences> Network settings.
Make a note of the settings, click on the Advanced button and take a not of all the settings in the
various tabs. You can take screenshots and then transfer them over to your Catalina Mac.
Back to the Catalina Mac, insert the dongle and start your Mac up.
Open System Preferences> Network.
Click on Huawei Mobile on the left hand column.
Now change DHCP to DHCP with manual address, enter your
IP Address. click Advanced
TCP/IP Configure IPv4 Using DHCP with manual address
IPv4 Address input your IP address
enter details for the subnet Mask
and then details for the Router.
next go to DNS
add your DNS addresses by clicking on the plus button.
Next go to Hardware and see if the MAC address has filed up
configure should be Automatically
Speed, Duplex and MTU might be greyed out, but you should see
the entries, 10baseT/UTP, full-duplex, Standard(1500)
press OK, and then Apply. Hopefully your Huawei dongle in the left column will now show green for connected.
It may take a couple of minutes.
It is up to Huawei to update their Hi Link app to 64bit, bet they won't though.
I use a Huawei USB Mobile Broadband dongle, and it will not open the Hi Link page
this is because the app is 32bit. But I have managed to get it to connect to the internet.
If you can plug your dongle into another Mac that is running Mojave or older
then check the System Preferences> Network settings.
Make a note of the settings, click on the Advanced button and take a not of all the settings in the
various tabs. You can take screenshots and then transfer them over to your Catalina Mac.
Back to the Catalina Mac, insert the dongle and start your Mac up.
Open System Preferences> Network.
Click on Huawei Mobile on the left hand column.
Now change DHCP to DHCP with manual address, enter your
IP Address. click Advanced
TCP/IP Configure IPv4 Using DHCP with manual address
IPv4 Address input your IP address
enter details for the subnet Mask
and then details for the Router.
next go to DNS
add your DNS addresses by clicking on the plus button.
Next go to Hardware and see if the MAC address has filed up
configure should be Automatically
Speed, Duplex and MTU might be greyed out, but you should see
the entries, 10baseT/UTP, full-duplex, Standard(1500)
press OK, and then Apply. Hopefully your Huawei dongle in the left column will now show green for connected.
It may take a couple of minutes.
Here is installable app:
https://consumer-tkb.huawei.com/tkbapp/downloadWebsiteService?websiteId=1697201
Thank you very much for posting that link to a 64bit version of the HiLink app.
Searched high and low and could not find.
Huawei support site is a mess, I do wonder about web designers
if they actually use their products.
I have this problem too, I called Huawei and wrote message in support, but it doesn't got result.
Also, got this problem, tried to update hilink but haven't found it at Huawei support
it doesn't work, because dongle in the left column show grey.
Awesome! It is working, thanks so much
Hi there, thanks for link I've also been looking everywhere lots of advice that didn't work!!
This link is good in Mojave, I'[[ try Catalina later on.
Thanks again.
Huawei E3372 dongle: HiLink.app