Files problem Please help? I can't format my File Storage delete or rename any files. My device has already been send to HP for a repair and the problem was not fixed. No hard or soft reset solve this problem. Thank you for your help.

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try to delete the file or mp3. after deleting the file transfer another mp3 file using a cable or by bluetooth.
this phone supports MP3/AAC/M4A however if your file e.g is not supported and you just rename it it wont work because it was not originally written in the file format that you device can handle.

hope this help

My Dear:
You can recover the password, the best way is to download a file manager to your phone. I use Best Fileman from http://www.smartphoneware.com/ It's for series 60, your phone is series 40. The trial version should be enough, it's only £5.60 anyway.
In the file manager you'll find under- C:\System\mmcstore -the file you're looking for, you have to rename the file- mmcstore.txt -then send it to another mobile or your PC via bluetooth (best way) open it on the other phone and your password will be revealed.
Rename the file- mmcstore.txt -to just- mmcstore -there might be another file named- mmcstore.txt -to view your password rename one or the other- mmcstore1.txt -one is for your phone PIN number the other your MMC card.

OR:
formatting is best for ur mobile momery card
bcoz when you delete something that is not erased thoroughly.
it can be experienced by using tuneup utilities in computers.
so formatting is necessary, so use these steps
*#7370# for reset settings
*#7780# for soft formatting
if you want complete format turn off phone,charge fully. then press green button, * button, no. 3 button, lastly I/O(power)button simultaneously.
your phone will be formatted in 3 mins approx.
Enter Default lock code is 12345.

Use any file explorer like FExplorer and search for a file called "mmcstore" it should basically be in "c:\system"

Rename it to mmcstore.txt and open it.
At the end of that file will be the password.

If you've already formatted the phone, It's a bad sign. Than it would be next to impossible to retrieve the password or reset it.

hi
this is a very common problem.

the file you telling is a configuration file which is used by both the devices that is your laptop and mobile.this file is needed for proper functionong of memory card.so dont try to delete it.

it must be in hidden format..

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For receiving files:
Please ensure after switched on bluetooth, check on 'make devices visible to others'.

For sending out files:
Just like gilbert says, when u have selected the file, don't open it, tap and hold on the filename for maybe 2 seconds, options will come out on the file name, and select 'Beam File'.

Okies?

maybe your drive is already full, if your drive is already full try to delete the temp file or delete your unnecessary files, if not try to check the file that you are trying to copy, maybe there some associate file which have a long file name, try to rename it but copy first the original file name to notepad, and after copying rename again your file that you renamed before, if still not tell us what kind of file you want to copy.

try to rename it first, then do the soft reset and try again - that should help

Hi, I couldn't get any software utility or firmware updater/repair from the Kingston site, however, I have tried the HP Drive Key Boot Utility and it works even for Kingston and JetFlash. The bad side is it completely erases the contents of the USB drive. Should you want to venture and try it, it is available for download at http://h18000.www1.hp.com/support/files/serveroptions/us/download/23839.html file name is cp006049.exe Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things are or should you need further information. Good luck and kind regards.

When you try to remove certain programs on the PDA the following message may appear and in some cases the program will remain no matter how many times you try to remove it: Due to the nature of the PDA and the fact that the operating system is resident in memory at all times, some .DLL files cannot be stopped and removed. For example, the program below uses a .DLL file to run a program on the Start screen and is therefore always running. The only way around this is to rename the file via Active Sync. In Active Sync on the computer, click on Explore. You may have to wait a short while until Mobile Device is displayed, then follow the program file to where the uninstall file is located, i.e. \Program Files\OmegaOne\BattPack\BatBar.dll. If you try and delete the .DLL file the following message will appear because the file is in use at the time: Select BattBar.dll file and rename this, making sure the file format has the .*** suffix and is different from any other valid format, for example, do not choose .jpeg / .mpeg. In this case we have renamed the file Aaa.aaa. Once the file is renamed and saved, remove the PDA and soft reset. The program linked to the .DLL will no longer be present on the PDA. You can now re-dock the PDA, synchronise and go back to Remove Programs and successfully delete the file.