Lack of free space when updating Whatsapp (dual SI...

Hello, I have a dual sim 206, the phone goes OK, but when I try to upgrade Whatsapp it tells me that I need 1,5 mb of free space. The preinstalled apps (that I've never used) are consuming the space needed for this upgrade. I have a MSD card of 8GB.
This problem is rather annoying, I don't understand why I can not choose the apps I want, especially when these preinstalled apps are giving me problems.
Thank you in advance for your comments.

Did you try without microSD? For some users, this gave a little bit more free space. Furthermore, did you try the Nokia Suite » (lifebelt) Support » Phone info and tools » Make space? Did you try to remove those app you can?

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?Message Edited by andros344 on 2-30-2005 04:29 AM

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