20 Most Recent SMS2800BOX3LB - AMD Mobile Sempron 2800 1.6GHz Processor (SMS2800BOX3LBCPU) Questions & Answers

press f2 or delete during the boot process and enter BIOS you can change password from there be carefull

the only way to fix this is to call your provider and tell them you need to reset your sms message center number. they will tell you to input + and the digits that corresponds with your phone.

i just got off the phone with my provider (tmobile)

Hi rahul603024;

There are a lot of sites that can address your need, I'll give you some links to some of the more popular ones.

HERE and HERE and HERE.

These are 3 sites of different aspects of using VB, but hopefully you'll find what your looking for.

Good Luck

Mark


And Please don't forget to leave a rating.

was the SMS stored on your memory card or phone memory?

if memory card it can be got back. else no

Only you know that answer as you have the router not us.

Http://www.tvlic.co.za/tvlic/

Contact Telkom. This is FIXYA. This is not Telkom in South Africa. Look at links below on the internet. https://secure.telkom.co.za/today/help/personal/faq/when-it-best-contact-telkom-customer-care-call-centre/ https://secure.telkom.co.za/today/help/personal/talk-to-us-anchor/#start-chat

It's because you're NOT welcome!

FIXYA is not NSFAS or a university or government organization. Call and speak to NSFAS for assistance, please. Please contact the NSFAS Contact Centre on 0860 067 327 You can also try to email [email protected]

Sounds like a scam to me. Don't give any response or personal information to allow them to steal from you.

Many fraudulent contacts claiming to be NSFAS reported in the news in South Africa. The real NSFAS has a web site, email, and telephone numbers. Call local number 0860 067 327 or toll free: 0800 203 900 or email: [email protected] http://www.nsfas.org.za/content/studentsupport.html 08:30 - 17:00 (Monday - Friday) 08:30 - 16:30 (Saturdays)

notify card or bank for their policies

lol, it's a scam... don't call or reply to the text, it's a premium rate line that will drain your phone credit. a legitimate prize offer will give you some sort of unique code to claim on a web site in the SMS text.

Hi Mattheus, this is a global forum of public users that help each other with questions relating to some or other product. I don't think anyone here can help with Woolies support. I also don't advise you posting your mobile number on public forums. You will need to take your Service delay issue up with Woolworths directly. http://www.woolworths.co.za/store/fragments/help/help-index.jsp?content=contact

wrong site this is fixya not nsfas

contacting fixya site will not get you a reply from nafas you have to contact them direct yourself

wrong sith this is fixya not nsfas