Comments on: Tips & tricks: Optimizing your N97 internal phone memory

By: samirt

samirt — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:38:27 +0000

The best solution is to clean the mobile with acid HCL for 5 hours then you will never face any problem at all.

If you need your money back , sell it to some one who have never heard about it and purchase a mobile from another brand with real RAM .

By: Ash

Ash — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 15:19:57 +0000

N97 ha internal memory. Does that mean the memory card cannot be taken out and used in another phone?

By: Jithin

Jithin — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 04:29:44 +0000

He frndzzz….don’t go for Nokia n97 by any fault. its a f–kng mobile since i use it now. lot of difficulties..low touch response, low ram..low damn c memory 45mb..if we add apps from ovi such as Nokia mail..or we update our Nokia map..the c memory gets full and there is no way to make the path of this apps to E memory…so don’t ever get fooled.. and in ma mobile when we take a camera picture the flash reflects from the shutter and make the picture worse, and the shutter of camera makes scratches in the lens…wat the hell Nokia made this **** for…..so damn irritated..

By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 11:52:10 +0000

Install the latest firmware, v 30.0.004 from 16-June-2011. Much faster and more responsive, better internet browser and I have 233MB free on C, 7.6GB free on E (8GB n97 mini)

By: nswizard

nswizard — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 20:03:40 +0000

default lock code is 12345. hope it helps.

By: yuvrajsinh jadeja

yuvrajsinh jadeja — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 13:48:30 +0000

hello can anybody give me solution. Pls friends do the needful.

By: yuvrajsinh jadeja

yuvrajsinh jadeja — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 03:44:19 +0000

when i try to reset my phone n97 , i entered *#7370# than phone ask for lock code and i do nt know the lock code so pls help me.

By: wolf

wolf — Tue, 17 May 2011 21:29:50 +0000

On top of ‘memory full’ problem, I am having problem with unresponsive screen. For instance, a phone rings, and I just cannot pick up the call – neither by sliding move, nor by green button, as much as I furiously try. Or, I would try to click on a contact, and instead the contact list would slide upwards as if I was trying to scroll. I have cleared cache and uninstalled some apps from C, and it has improved a bit, or so it seems. Can anyone advise are touchscreen problems memory related, or a separate issue.

By: Richard Doe

Richard Doe — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 06:59:51 +0000

I have found what I believe to be the major cause for this issue! I believe all of us have dealt with the issue of the message location changing from the E:mass memory to the C drive whenever the phone is connected to the PC. Nokia’s answer is to simply go into the message settings and change it back.

Well I’m here to tell you this answer is simply not acceptable! What happens is that each time this occurs, the Nokia Messaging client creates another file on the C drive and never deletes the old one. So every time you connect the phone to the PC you get another junk file in the C drive. Obviously these files will take up space over time, especially if you don’t change the setting back to the E drive right away.

What I’ve been doing to remedy this is to uninstall the Nokia Messaging client and reinstall it. Today my C drive was down to 8.7Mb. After uninstalling the client it went up to 17.4Mb, which is a difference of 8.7 Mb. Quite a bit for an application that is only supposed to consume 2Mb of memory! After the reinstall the C drive was at 15.3Mb and after the setup of the client it was at 12.8Mb. So overall I was able to recover 4.1Mb.

This was not my worst case scenario and I have recovered upwards of 8Mb by following this procedure, depending on how long I let it go.

So with all this said we currently have two options, forgo using the memory munching client all together or go through this cleanup procedure on a periodic basis which is usually once a week for me! I simply have not found a client that performs the functions as well so I am currently opting to continue with my time consuming routine for now.

ATTENTION NOKIA SUPPORT TEAM! I had identified what I believe to be a major problem with the Nokia Email client. PLEASE investigate my findings and provide a fix to this issue!!

By: peter

peter — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 11:07:18 +0000

Wow !!! I've got a huge amount of free memory on my Nokia N97/32 20MB out of 32.1GB !!!

When you have an iPhone 16GB you can use all this memory for data AND Apps. Nokia Symbian gives you 45MB !!!!

I wish a bought an MP3 player instead of this Nokia because that's all you can use it for.