Massive slow down after update

Hi, I have Nokia n95-1 and my problem is that today I've updated my firmware from 30.0.015 to 31.0.017 and encountered massive slowdown of phone. If I press menu button I must wait 20sec, others option works even slower. I have newest pcsuite, updater and drivers. My phone is unusable now as I can even see how particular parts of UI are drawn on screen. Any suggestions?
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Try to find in this directory. Assuming that you are using Windows XP
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Nokia\Nokia Service Layer\A
Once you find this directory, delete all the files in it & close Windows Explorer. Connect your phone and run NSU. The standard GUI will appear to update your software but this time, NSU will re-download your firmware from NSU servers.
I suspected that the firmware that you first downloaded got some CRC or any errors during downloading and even after you re-flashed for second or third times, NSU still using the 'corrupted' firmware that you previously downloaded in that directory.
Do remember to backup all your data/contacts before updating the firmware....
V31.0.015
07 Nov 2008
RM-320 - 0555181

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