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I have bought a 128 MB memory stick and I am trying to place all application on the external memory stick, but I am still experiencing that the internal memory are being used and I am now down to approx. 4,5 MB on the internal memory.
How do I do a “spring cleaning” of my internal memory to avoid having my phone stall or crash on me? Some people has been suggesting a full format of the internal memory but that sounds to scary for my taste: I don’t know if I will get the phone to work again and there is no service centre in this country as far as I know (Bosnia and Herzegovina) so that would be a disaster. Others have mentioned a master reset and I am also a bit sceptic to this alternative since I expect that a lot of the data in the phone will be lost, addressbook, calendar, e-mail- and internet accounts as so fort.
Has anyone tried to clean up their memory successfully and could pass on the best instruction for going about doing this? I would be much obliged.
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Posted: 2003-08-14 20:03:33
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R2F
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Posted: 2003-08-14 20:05:38
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Control Panels
Storage Manager
There you have a list of apps and the size of memory!
look at the apps the ones you dont use delete! clean out you cal,jotter,etc.....
Set you cam to save pics on memory stick!
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Posted: 2003-08-14 20:12:36
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4.5 megs is more than enough to avoid a crash. I make sure it stays above 1.5 megs of free space, and I'm totally fine.
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Posted: 2003-08-14 20:16:14
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Well, I am currently using SW version R2D and since there are no service centre in Sarajevo as stated in my initial posting, there are not option to upgrade before I go back to Norway.
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Posted: 2003-08-14 20:16:52
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On 2003-08-14 20:05:38, Vermania wrote:
R2F
Really helpful when he says he doesn't have a service center in his country! Try reading the post first...it helps
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Posted: 2003-08-14 21:31:10
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@Halvard
I had a similar situation to yours. First I ensured I had copied all the data files (eg Hady Base and Handy Safe) to the memory stick (in addition to a back-up). Then I uninstalled the apps from internal memory and then I installed them again on the memory stick. Then I had to move a few data files around (depends on the apps). You can try the same. However, I am assuming you have access to a PC/laptop - is this the case?
Remember the back-up files can be accessed using winzip.
[ This Message was edited by: Jah on 2003-08-16 00:37 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-16 01:37:32
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