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i have 3 pix, that i jsut cant delete, i have done a master reset and they are still there, my phone is from BELGIUM from MOBISTAR, its a picture of a boy and the other one is of 3 girls, nothing to do with a SP i suppose .
Mater reset really helped, and i didnt do the 13 sec trick, it freed up 2200, and before i had like 1500
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Posted: 2003-11-14 20:54:26
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no need to double-post
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:02:37
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also no need to double reply. double posting is happening alot lately due to the server speed I guess. only when people double post across different forums can we be sure they are really double posting.
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:04:11
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must have held my figner onthe mouse a bit too long, not intentially, sorry
any answer to my question ?
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:06:51
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sorry, yeah... sounds like you have tried everything except the 13 second trick which I have never done and personally don't like the sound of.
If you don't have the latest firmware then it is possible a firmware update might change/remove the predefined items that cannot be deleted as I recall through some of the updates I did to my T68 and T68i that this was the case.
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:09:38
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however i can recommend the 13 second trick to you
13sec trick is when you do a master reset on your phone, wait aprox. 13 sec (the screen goes blank) and then remove the battery. It's supposed to remove all the preinstalled items from your phone. Note that it's usually not a good idea to remove the battery from an operating phone and might cause damage. Also, you can remove everything the 13sec trick removes by deleting it manually using the 'C' button. There has been some discussion about it
here
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:15:25
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Actually on the T610 at least, removing the battery while the phone is turned on is a way to soft reset the phone and has been mentioned to me a couple of times by
support specialists. Indeed when you do that and you put the battery back in and power on you get an hour glass for 30 seconds or so while it performs the soft reset. Not sure if that applies to earlier phones though but what I don't like about the 13 second trick is not the battery removal but simply the interruption of the master reset procedure.
Of course its personal choice and I have only heard of a couple of people who stuffed their phone doing it.
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Posted: 2003-11-14 21:20:03
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