N73 with latest software goes white screen when tr...

Hi,
I bought a N73 on O2 network but accept and work fine with any sim card from any UK operator which means it is unlocked.. I downloaded latest update from v 3.0704 to v 4.0726
both versions when try to connect to internet say connect to tesco wap and then after few secs i got the screen all white.
Also in the menu setting wizard does not work. I done the setting for my tesco mobile sim card ( with £ 3 in credit ) with an automatic tesco sms...
What the hell it is going on?
Please anybody help?

I mean to sync with the syncronisation feature (inside the PC Suite menu) to an Outlook 2002, under Windows Vista.
Anyway, I solved my problem : I had a corrupted record in my phone's contacts (the phone was always rebooting on the same record number, when I tried to export data). I have deleted all the phone's contact records and then reloaded them from Outlook, and now everything works just fine.
Backup, backup, always backup ...
The question is : how could I have corrupt a record in my phone's contact ?
Thank you for answering me ;-)
Richard.

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