Problems with digital audio player

I have three cellphones and one of them don't have the digital audio player.I don't know if my son erase that option or the cellphone needs to be updated.Please let me know what steps i have to follow or if i have to visit the nearest customer support office. Thanks for your help.

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I would download an cell phone audio player off the internet and use a data cable and Mobiledit to install it on the phone if they are Motorola phones I would use Motorola Phone Tools. Both of these programs have free trial versions but in my opinion are well worth purchasing.

Posted on Mar 01, 2007

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