N85 crash! won't run maps, and ovi and themes

Question

so,
i've got n85, had it for about 6 months, no problem, love this phone, 2 days ago after synching my phone to my laptop, my phone's theme changed, it was in pc suite mode, i didn't think much of it, then after disconnecting it, i realized all my  applications are gone, they're still on the memory card but don't show in the menu, ovi maps dont run at all, i click on it nothing happens, when i try to connect to ovi, it says "packet data connection not available" and doesn't connect, when i run gmaps or opera it says this "maximum number of connections in use. close an active connection first." **bleep**? i have had for 6 months no problems and now...doesn't connect to phone's browser either and i just don't know what to do
here is what i did:
1.soft reset
2.factory settings
3.hard reset
4.memory card reformat
nothing works....nokia support sucks

Answer 1

Using your install DVDs do an Archive and Install. This will install a new OS without deleting the old one or any of your pre exiting data.
In defense of the MacBook, I have had mine for a bit over 2 years and have had no trouble at all. If power supplys burning up was any issue to speak of there would be lawsuits galore as this is one area (safety) that will not be accepted by any company due to liability. Apple actually discontinued using LiIon batteries in one laptop model years ago because one single battery caught on fire, and this was in an Apple lab, not in a users computer.
That all of your friends and you have all had your power supplies catch on fire seems extremely unlikely.
It also seems unlikely that an Apple rep would tell you that crashing twice a day is normal. It is not.
As far as lost data due to a bad hard drive, every computer user should always have and use an external backup hard drive. It is foolish to assume that your hard drive will never fail. All hard drives, any brand computer, are going to fail unless their use is simply discontinued before they fail. Hard drives have a 100% failure rate. that is the nature of the beast. However, most people operate as though the drive cannot fail and anything on it will never be lost. This is just not reality.
Apple has replaced many cracked cases even if the warranty has expired. You should ask an Apple rep about this, however, don't ask the rep that told you it is normal for your MacBook to crash three times a day.
My case has never cracked or warped or bulged or anything else in two years time. I cannot help but wonder what it takes for this to happen.
(End of my venting)