C2-01 no indicators just a question mark

I just got the C2-01 phone this past Thursday , purchased in Israel, and I don't have any status indicators on the home screen, just a blue question mark in a white square with a blue border, located a little to the left of center at the top of the screen. Any ideas what I can do about that? I already checked in the display menu and turned indicators on, and I already restored the phone to factory settings while keeping my personal info. I have not yet updated the software - the phone is running v. 11.20, but PC suite is busy right now and won't let me update. Help!
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You will have to try update it,ive never seen this what did you install on it?
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
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