Cell Phones Nokia are renowned for their reliability. However, even the best technique sometimes fails. If Nokia 5800 starts to reboot spontaneously, often freezes or suddenly the screen stops responding to pressing, it is quite possible that the user will have to do a soft reset. And in the most critical cases, you should reset all phone settings to factory preset values.
- Instructions
- Before resetting all your Nokia 5800 phone settings from custom to factory settings, make sure you have backed up your phone. All important data must be saved on your computer. If the package did not include a CD software, then you need to go online and download Nokia PC Suite. It is worth paying attention to the version of this program. It is better to download the latest modification, since only in this case you can be sure that the phone will be detected installed program correct, and the exchange of data between the computer and the device will take place in normal mode.
- Before performing a factory restore on your phone, pull out the external card micro SD memory. This is optional. Nevertheless, many experts pay attention to the problems arising after a factory reset related to formatting an external memory card. In some cases, the card was not recognized by the phone and computer. Therefore, for its further use, it was necessary to resort to formatting the micro SD through a special card reader, as a result of which all user data was lost.
- Charge the device battery immediately before performing a factory reset. Any disruption in the power supply when the phone is restarted will lead to a mandatory visit to the service center.
- Restore your phone to factory settings using a special code. Dial * # 7370 # and agree to the phone's formatting request. Wait for the recovery to complete. Sometimes the Nokia 5800 may ask for a confirmation code to confirm the transaction. If this code has not previously been specially changed by the user, by default you need to dial a combination of numbers 12345.
- Please note that there are two more ways to restore factory settings. nokia smartphone... The first of them involves action through the menu of the device and is called soft reset or "soft reset". Press "Menu", then select "Options", "Phone management", "Initial settings". The settings will be reset in this case "softly", that is, the user data will not be affected. However, very often it is custom settings that cause system failures. This means that the problem will not be solved even after restoring the original settings of the device.
What are settings and why are they needed?
Many of the functions of your phone, such as making phone calls and working with text messages, will start working automatically as soon as the SIM card is inserted and the power is turned on. However, a number of important messaging and Internet access features require additional settings to enable the phone to communicate with the carrier's network. These parameters cannot always be configured in advance, as they depend on the carrier. If you purchased your phone from an operator, it is very likely that these phone settings have already been configured. Otherwise, you can order and install these settings yourself. The setup process is simple, and Nokia invites you to go through this step by step together.
How to order settings?
Just click on the link "Get standard settings" on home page "Settings" and enter the requested data. Values \u200b\u200bcorresponding to your phone model will be sent to your phone in one or more text messages. You will receive instructions on how to save the message (s) and set the parameters.
What are the differences between standard and advanced settings?
The default settings include all the options needed to work with multimedia messages and / or to access the Internet. Standard settings are suitable for most new models nokia phones... Advanced settings are settings for newer or more complex functions implemented in fewer phone models. These features currently include streaming media, walkie talkie, and email.
How do I know which features are supported by my phone?
If you do not know exactly what functions your phone model supports, you can easily check this: Looking through the specifications, pay attention to the abbreviation MMS (which means working with multimedia messages). For the web browsing function, look for the terms WAP, GPRS, EDGE, XHTML, or HTML. Walkie-talkie mode is also called Push-to-talk or PoC.
How do I find out what features are listed in my service agreement?
Check with your service provider or carrier for information on the features supported by the service agreement and the cost of using them.
What settings should I get for my phone?
To get the most out of your phone, we recommend that you get all the settings supported by your phone and your service agreement. If in doubt, contact your service provider or carrier directly for information about the services supported by your service agreement and the cost of using them.
How much will it cost to get these settings on my phone?
Nokia provides these settings for free. But once your phone is set up, the cost of sending messages or accessing the internet will be determined by your carrier or service provider. Contact him for pricing information.
I tried to order customizations, but my country is not listed. How can you get these settings?
This service is offered for many countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region. If your country is located in one of these regions but is not listed, contact your operator directly for settings. I tried to order settings, but my operator or service provider is not listed.
How can you get these settings?
In this case, contact your operator or service provider for settings directly. My mobile phone is not a Nokia phone. Can I still use this service to download settings? This service is only compatible with Nokia phone models. For support for other brands of phones, contact your carrier or service provider.
I'm not sure if these settings are set on my phone. What happens if I order a duplicate kit?
Some Nokia phones have carrier settings pre-installed. If you can normally send and receive multimedia messages and browse the Internet, then the settings are already set and you do not need to use this service to change them. But in any case, reloading the settings using this service will not create problems. If you think the feature is already configured on your phone, but the feature still does not work, contact your carrier to check if the feature is included in your service agreement and activated for you. The settings of some operators work immediately after connection, but we recommend contacting your telecom operator for information on prices and services.
When I try to save the settings, I get a message asking if I want to replace existing settings... What should I do?
This message means that your phone already has some settings. If the operator and phone model were selected correctly when ordering the settings, replacing the existing settings should not cause problems.
I got the settings and saved them, but the functions of working with multimedia messages (browsing the Internet, streaming video, radio mode, email) does not work. What should I do?
Contact your carrier or service provider to check if the feature you want is included in your service agreement and activated for you.
What is Settings Wizard?
The Settings Wizard is a phone application (usually pre-installed) that you can use to order MMS, WAP / GPRS and Internet settings from your carrier or service provider. To order the same settings, you can use the services of obtaining standard and advanced settings provided on the "Settings" page. But the "Settings Wizard" allows you to order settings and change the configuration directly from your phone.
Please note that the "Settings Wizard" does not allow you to manage advanced settings from your phone. If the “Settings Wizard” needs to be reinstalled, or if it is not included in the phone's package, you can download it from the Internet.
Once again, I deal with my 4-year-old Nokia 5230. I'm tired of constant messages that it does not have enough internal phone memory.
The built-in file manager showed 400KB free. And a bunch of empty folders... There was nothing to remove from there
And yesterday I decided to get down to business. Since I could not find other ways to free memory, I decided to return it to the factory state.
First, with the help of Nokia Suite I made backup address book, calendar, notes, music, photos and more.
Smartphone reset methods
For the following methods, you need to dial the desired combination on a smart. Then you don't need to press the call button.
* # 7780 # soft reset. The original settings are restored. All user data remains intact
* # 7370 # more hard method... Complete restoration of the state of the factory.
These two methods require the phone to turn on.
And if he does not even do this, then simultaneously hold down several physical buttons. Green (bottom left), red (bottom right), camera (side, right, bottom). And last but not least, the power button.
Just don't ask how to do it alone.
My way
I decided that I would act as concretely as a real kid.
And I chose the middle method. * # 7370 # and smart asked for the password. I dialed 12345. My Nokia 5230 thought for a couple of minutes and rebooted. Then I discovered a pristine phone. He even stopped asking for the SIM card PIN code when turned on.
At the same time, those programs that were installed on the external memory card remained.
As a result, 67 MB are now free. And this is after 400KB
Subtleties of the update
At the same time, it turned out that he did not throw himself off completely to the state he came to me. During these 4 years, his Symbian system has been updated a couple of times. Naturally, I thought that he would download and install these updates again. But no. The "Software Update" button showed that the system itself does not need to be updated.
Truth suggested to update "OVI Maps" (11MB) and music (1MB).
And now I still had to set up the synchronization of the smartphone calendar and the Google calendar, the synchronization of the address book of smart and Google and