N91 mass storage connection problem

The other day my brother got his hands on my hanset and was trying to transfer music from it to his laptop. When i used to plug the usb in it gave me the option of conection with mass storage, pc suite and something else i cant remember. Now i only get the option of pc suite which is really annoying as i always use mass stoage. Any ideas how i can rectify this option, thank-you

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I decided to upgrade my firmware to attempt to solve the problem, but when using Nokia Software Updater, the program stalls at the detecting device stage (step 2/3).
Can anyone help? As without the ability to connect the phone as a mass storage device, I cannot use Nokia Map Loader (again it will not detect my phone - despite PC suite detecting it fine)

i also have the same problem, but wonder why no one has replied a solution to this issue. as you describe exact same problem. if anything ive found with this phone so far, its a NIGHTMARE.
there was definatly a problem with the firmware when it was first shipped, after this was updated fixed some things, but the WLAN wouldnt work and needed alot of research online to fix it, nokia support to note didnt have a clue. The problem i had was due to setting the aerial to always on, and not power saving. Anyway if someone has an answer as to why the mass storage driver wont install and so i can put the nokia maps on the phome, it would be much appreciated.

'mass storage' connection option showing error mes...

Up until a yesterday , my phone was working fine . Then , yesterday , when I tried to connect it to my PC via the nokia-provided USB cable , things went kaput.
The phone began by working normally, asking me to select a connectivity option, while my computer gave me the message that it had detected a new MTP device , and then asked me to insert the disc that might have come with this device. I cancelled this , as always, and selected the 'mass storage' option on my phone. At this point , the phone gave me this error message :-
"Memory card in use by another application. Please wait."
and the computer , instead of treating the phone like an external storage device , began going through the same sequence of " found MTP device . Please insert disc " over and over . This is happening even after I reset my phone to factory settings. What do I do now ?
Can anyone please help ?

Are you sure you selected Mass Storage mode on your phone in the connection prompt, and not Nokia Suite / Ovi Suite / PC Suite? If you have restored your phone to factory settings and are stil having problems, then you will need to take your phone to your local Nokia Care point for them to inspect.
to locate Nokia Care: http://nokia.com/support

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Yeah, I though so, but first I wanted to know what might be causing this incompatibility, in the linux posts people have said that it is a nForce2 generic problem, perhaps a big nvidia bug? heh

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Interestingly this just published today but not familiar with Asha 501 USB connectivity behaviour other than as a Windows USB mass storage device: http://conversations.nokia.com/2013/08/05/nokia-asha-501-how-to-add-music/
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I've problem with my N91 and Route 66 in bluetooth communication between GPS receiver (Nokia LD-3W) and handset. The communication is not fluid because steaming data (GPS coordinates) isn't continuous. Infact the navigation cursor, during navigation, stops every 2/3 seconds about 1 second. I've contacted Route 66 customer support (3 weeks ago) and they wrote to me that the problem is under analyzing. I belive that the problem is the BT communication feature on N91 because with the same Route66 and same LD-3W works well on 6680. Actually I've latest 10.03.30 firmware version and I hope new firmware release that fix this problem.
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Hello!
I had a hard time finding the right category to post this question to so pardon me if it has been misplaced.
I have a rather pressing issue with my Blackberry Curve 9300 for a few months now. I have scoured a number of fourms (including this one!) and discovered similar issues with other Blackberry curve owners. Unfortunately, none of their solutions seemed to solve my problem.
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Yes indeed
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PS: Sorry if there are any mistakes or my English sounds weird, i’m Spanish.

Hi,
Can you try the suggestions below?
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BB 9360 Curve don´t connect the mass storage to my usb car audio system.

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I'm like many of you who installed the new Itunes 7 and is having the same connection problems. My 30g video Ipod will not be recognized on my laptop and itunes. I believe my usb cord is working properly because when I connect my ipod into the laptop it charges.
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