N70 packet data

I have been trying get on the web but i keep getting the message "packet data: max number of connections in use,close an active conection first" but when i go to 2 connection manager" there are no active connections, so i cannot close any. It was working fine up until a few days ago. Can anyone advise me as to what to do. Thankyou.
Soooo

do you have the two arrows on the screen to indcate a connection ? if so hold down the red key.
Have you re booted the handset ?
Do you have any apps installed thet auto update over the 3G ?
N96-1 + 8G SD~Software Version 30.033~Software Version Date 18-06-09~Type RM-247~P/C 0543713~T Mobile UK

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guys guys guys i'm having a wiered problem with this rubish E72
well every time i check my log i find that my phone has used packet data connections and wlan connections for small time intervals and small periods while i haven't used the internet for a long time btw i always make sure to exit all app and also make sure to disconnect my email before exiting so packet data signals and wlan signal are not (on)
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well for the ovi sync i really use that app to sync my contacts and calender and it set to manual sync so i guess it wouldn't go by it self
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I understand the Packet Data logs can remember upto last 30 days. What I don't
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Re: nokia c3 wlan
‎04-07-2010 21:04
TO ANYONE EXPERIENCING THIS PROBLEM I HAVE FOUND A SOLUTION!!!!!
I have had this phone for a week and the WLAN has been very problematic!
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