The phone's internal storage might be full even if the SD card is not. Check the storage settings and memory usage - you may need to uninstall some apps, clear temporary data or move apps to the SD card to free up some space on the internal storage.
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Downloads and such are not going to SD card. They can be moved to SD card later. You should move some stuff to SD card to free up memory.
SOURCE: I can't download a ringtone. I says I don't have enough file space.
ringtones are stored to the phones internal memory not the memory card. check to make sure that your phone is set to save music, pictures, and video to the memory card, not the internal memory. then move any of those file types that are in the internal memory to the card. if you still don't have enough file space you will have to delete something to make room
SOURCE: my g1 keeps saving my music to the phone and not the sd card
this may help you get around your problem
1. Make sure the microSD card is inserted in the phone.
2. Plug the phone into the USB slot on your computer using the G1 USB cable.
3. Watch the notification bar at the top of the G1 main screen. After
the computer connects on the USB port, you will see a small USB icon
appear on the notification bar.
4. Drag the notification bar down and select the USB connection
notification. A popup will appear asking you if you want to mount the
microSD card on the computer. Select "mount." After a second, the PC
should detect the card.
5. You can now copy files to and from the card like any other USB storage device.
When you're finished, open the Music app, and select the Songs icon and
you should see all your music files listed. The phone will read the
files and sort them by album name and artist name as well.
SOURCE: my phone runs out of memory even thought the sd 2
Your phone may be running out of random access memory (RAM), not hard drive space. This means that your 2GB hard drive is not at fault. Instead, you can just restart your phone, and all the applications that were using up your RAM will go away, freeing up your internal memory. If restarting your phone seems like too much of a hassle, then just check which applications you have on your phone, and get rid of any applications that run continuously as they look for more information (i.e. anything that updates you with information).
If your phone is filling up the 2GB SD card, then check the contents of your SD card and find out what kind of information is being stored. If you cannot access these contents on your phone, then put your card into your computer (through an adapter if necessary) and view it like it was a hard drive. Right click on the stored information and go to properties. Inside the properties, there should be information on how to open it, or what created it. Remove what ever application was causing your 2GB SD card to fill up.
I hope this helps!
Hello.
There is very little internal storage on that phone.
Try clearing the application cache, your email (not gmail) trash folder. Back up your SMS messages and then clear the data to your Dialer Storage app.
Hope this helps.
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