I have a nokia n95 with memory card and the batterie does not keep it charge, i have replaced the batterie with a new one and it still loses its charged .Can you help

No matter what network your Nokia N95 phone currently runs on, you can unlock it---or "flash" it---to run on any GSM network. You will only be able to use your unlocked Nokia N95 phone on networks that use SIM cards---such as T-Mobile and AT&T---and not on CDMA networks such as Sprint and Verizon, which do not provide SIM cards.
Read more: How to Flash a Nokia N95
Unlocking the Handset
1
Remove the back cover and the battery from your cell phone. Locate a silver sticker with a bar code on it. Take note of the 15-digit IMEI number printed on it. At this time, also remove the SIM card and write down the numbers printed on the back of it. The SIM card is the small, white data chip in the silver cradle right next to the sticker. You will need these numbers to obtain your Nokia unlock code.
2
Request a Nokia N95 unlock code from your service provider. If they cannot provide you with an unlock code, you can buy one online.
3
Replace the SIM card, battery and cover. Fully charge your handset.
4
Turn on your handset and type "#PW+".
5
Enter the unlock code given from your phone company or website. Make sure you dial the number exactly as it was given to you. If you dial this number incorrectly three times, you will be permanently locked out of your handset.
6
Dial "+1#". At this point, the screen on your Nokia N95 should read "SIM Restriction Off."

Inserting SIM Card
1
Switch your handset off and remove the back cover and battery.
2
Remove the SIM card.
3
Insert the new SIM card into the SIM card slot. Now that the phone has been unlocked, this can be a SIM card from any U.S. service provider that uses SIM cards.
4
Replace the back cover and battery and switch the cell phone on. The screen should now read the name of the new service provider

yes you should buy a new battery

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Such issue may appear when Nokia charger adapter CA-146C is used with incompatible charger to charge Nokia N97. Currently compatible chargers for N97 with CA-146C are Nokia Travel Charger AC-4 and Nokia Compact Travel Charger AC-5.

Spangley, just plug it into your PC. If your battery needs charging, it will charge slowly simply while being connected to your computer. Nothing else to do!







Goodluck :)

It needs to be flashed.

You can try to restore to factory default with *#7780# (you will not lose any data).

If it doesn't work, backup all your data first because you will lose all and do a soft reset with *#7370# (default pass is 12345).

As a last resort there is the hard-reset:
1) Make sure phone is fully charged and switched off.

2) Press simultaneously the green "call" button, "*" and "3" and keep them down.

3) With those 3 keys down, switch the phone on.

4) Release the 3 keys when the phone shows signs of life such as the Nokia logo or the language selection screen.

EASY

my nokia n95 keeps turning of . every time i try to turn it on it turns on and keep restarting till the battery dies.. any solutin for it please.

there is a small handel on the side of it move it to unlock the card.

How to get N70 password by using IMIE number?

hmm the best thing to do is go to the nearest cellphone shop re-pair

and ask them to reformat or re-program your phone....

here in Phillipines we can fix that prob. of clone china mobiles...