stuck file

[Guest THUNDERZ2000]

Hi

i pasted a sound file WMA format into applications/sounds...and now i cat remove it and the phones complaining of low memory...how do i get it off the phone...helppppppppp

[Guest spacecowboy6982]

I had this problem before........looks likea job for the pro's !!!

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Tried removing them after a reboot?

[Guest midnight]

try deleting it using your pc through activesync, that should do it

[Guest midnight]

oh, unless you are trying that way, hehe, yeh, reboot phone, if that fails, reboot pc aswell, oh the good ol' reboots

chances are the file may be in use by the phone and thats why it doesnt delete, so a rebbot of the phone usually fixes things.

[Guest Will]

if you are still stuck, pm me and i'll write something to sort it!

Will

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

if you are still stuck, pm me and i'll write something to sort it!

Don't you just love it when someone says something like that

some people still amaze me :)

Also make sure you have not assigned the file to anything, then as mono

and midnight said reboot ;)

[Guest madu]

PS: Some files can not be deleted using SmartExplorer/DATexplorer and ActiveSync... ALLexplorer usually takes care of those.. Like that voicemail.lnk in StartMenu...

[Guest midnight]

madukrainian, shouldnt affect audio files tho unless they are currently in use (ie, being played or paused by a media player either on screen or in the background)

[Guest madu]

True... I now have a file under IPSMWindows that used to be a copy of startup folder. I tried deleting it using SmartExplorer, but it wouldn't work, coz voicemail.lnk couldn't be deleted... Then I used DAT FileExp. to do the job and it crashed while deleting... I had to Quit App using TaskMan etc.. Then restarted and used SmartExp to see if the folder is there, but to my surprise there was a file in the name of the folder..

It can be renamed and is only 256bytes but cannot be deleted using SE, AllExplorer or ActiveSync. DAT FileExplorer deletes it, but when I check in SE agin, the file remains... It is not set to be read-only/system/hidden, but there we go. I am not happy with DAT now...