Why i do not have space on my phone even though i have deleted most of my picture downloads

some times this will help
go to settings, go to apps, click on program and clear data or soemthing like that. it should tell you how much space it is taking up and one deleted it should update the total space. and the thing is you can do this to all the apps but one at a time

Well I think the first and most obvious solution is deleting unwanted files you don't use and have made redundant whether this be media, documents. pictures films and so on.
you can also do a disc clean up plus a defrag.
its sounds as if you are running out of space.
what windows are you running?
how big is your hard drive.
how much ram have you got?
go and look at the size of your hard drive and see how much space is left on it.
but it does sound like not a lot of space left to download anything.
there is more you can do to free up space but lets start with what I have put.
if its none of the above please let me know.

No no enough free space, Can you delete some files you no longer use.

Below is a link for a user manual I found for the Galaxy Trend Plus. It seemed to be a fairly big file so I downloaded to try to find only the pages with language settings. Unfortunately I found more than one or two different ways to change the language. So, here the link to the user manual for your phone. Hopefully, you can find exactly what you need... Good luck :)

http://help.spark.co.nz/app/answers/detail/a_id/35393/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDIwNzQ0OTY1L3NpZC90SmgycVlibQ%3D%3D

maybe file is to big? try to insert a memory card

Definitely Yes! First of all, you should stop saving any new files to your Samsung smart phone (or SD card) or taking new pictures.

Then find some photo recovery software from this site Best Computer Software, which are able to recover deleted or formatted photos from cell phone, digital camera, memory card and SD card etc.

Digital Photo Recovery for Windows

Digital Photo Recovery for Mac OS X

Here are the steps:

Step 1: Download and install the Digital Photo Recovery Software.

Step 2: Connect your Samsung smart phone (or SD card, memory card etc) to your PC or Mac.

Step 3: Scan the source drive where your lost pictures located.

Step 4: Recover the lost pictures and save them to another drive instead of the source drive.

I found the same thing. Had to go to "my computer" , load up the photobank icon.

Click on the cards folder and then delete each folder.

THEN ,after clearing off the photobank, go to the desktop and empty the recycle bin. You will get the 40gigs back.

The resolution is too big.

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check out the eefixme section may have luck there dunno