Incorrect hard drive space

i have a x6 and just got it to connect to ovi music so i can transfer my music from pc to phone but now it wont do it as when i connect phone to pc it says my memory is full even though i have more than 19 gig left free anyone know why my memory is incorrectly displayed

Exactly the same here. If phone is connected in MTP mode, after first sync it reports device is 'filled'. There's 5GB free.

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