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o2 Simplicity - Help |
rajiv
Joined: May 06, 2005
Posts: 147
From: Hertfordshire
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Hello all,
I recently purchased the o2 simplicity rolling contract.
My only problem is that everytime I've had the o2 web/mms settings sent to my phone i try to save it, and an error message comes up saying "Not Enough Memory. Settings discarded".
I've checked both Sim/Phone memory and there seems to be sufficient memory there.
Anyone know what the problem maybe.
Thanks, Rajiv. |
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golemsmate
Joined: Nov 09, 2007
Posts: 442
From: United Kingdom
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it'll be the memory of the settings. try to see what your phone has in the internet settings, perhaps the o2 postpay internet is already there?
or you could manually enter the settings here:
http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html
and here:
http://www.filesaveas.com/mms.html |
Daedalus85
Joined: Apr 23, 2007
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From: Suffolk, UK
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Manually entering them won't help if the phone's profiles are full.
Would help if you'd told us what phone it is first, but generally it's a case of going into your GPRS and MMS settings independantly and deleting all the current profiles, then go to O2's website and get the settings sent again.
Failing that, it's a software fault with your phone, common problem with some SE's and Nokia's.
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Mr Miyagi
Joined: Mar 28, 2005
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You can also text the word ACTIVE to 2020 to get settings free of charge from you mobile. Just remember to switch phone off and on once installed settings. But it does look like a case of deleting some old profile internet settings from you phone. |
golemsmate
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i'd just give the english based call centres a bell  i find them really helpful and you get put through to someone in seconds! |
rajiv
Joined: May 06, 2005
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From: Hertfordshire
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The phone is a Nokia 6300, thank's for the suggestion's, will go about deleting the current profile's on there. |
Mr Miyagi
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correction it is: The north of england call centres and the one in scotland. lol
On 2009-03-24 18:24:09, golemsmate wrote:
i'd just give the english based call centres a bell i find them really helpful and you get put through to someone in seconds!
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golemsmate
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I thought one i talked to sounded scottish! Lol we can understand the scottish as much but its better than india call centres  |
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Posted: 2009-03-23 19:40
