''EXPIRED CERTIFICATE'' 5800, WHY?????

WHY cant i D/L to my 5800, it just says ''expired certificate''????? PLEASE HELP

This happened quite a bit on early 5800s. Check first if you are able to update the software (see www.nokia.com/softwareupdate), several updates have been available for this model (depending on your regional/network variant).
Otherwise, back up your personal data, reformat the phone with the code *#7370# and afterwards take care to set the time and date correctly the first time the phone starts up after the reformat. This should resolve the issue.

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