N97 Blocked on the Opening Nokia white screen
Hello guys, i have seen a post like this here but couldn't find it. My phone is blocked on the opening screen...
if i remove the battery it goes off.. i put the batt again and turned it on...
opens the white pages and gets stuck there...
tried to charge it... and the problem still persists..
what should i do...????
i need help.... please...
this phone is really a failure.... i should have bought an iPhone..
Do you have an extra memorycard in the phone?
If you do and have an old backup copy on it, it may cause problems like that!!
I´ve experienced the same white Nokia screen and I tried to take out the battery but I didn´t get the phone to work again.
Take out the memorycard!!! I did that and then I formatted the memorycard in my computer before I put it back again...
Hope it works for you!
Nokia N97
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