" This items is over 10MB You must connect to a Wi-Fi network or use iTune
At some point in time, I tried to download an application. I received this message, "" This items is over 10MB You must connect to a Wi-Fi network or use iTunes on your computer to download this item." I have synched with iTunes numerous times and yet, I get this error message on my iPhone about 20 times or more per day. I've powered down and back up, synched yet nothing makes it go away. If you have had this experience and fixed it, please let me know your receipe for success as this is annoying.
Thank you!
Message was edited by: TexasMufasa
His question is not about trying to download >10M over 3G, it's about the constant message that keeps popping up.
TexasMufasa - If you can, delete the item from your computer and from your iPhone and then sync. It sounds like it's still trying to download it.
Also, I suggest a phone reset... press the home and sleep buttons until you see the Apple logo, ignoring the slider. Takes about 5-10 secs of button holding and you won't lose any data or settings. If this doesn't work, try a reset as explained in the manual... http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPhone_UserGuide.pdf
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