Nokia 5800 - the selected files could not be copie...
I'm trying to move a few files around on my memory card whilst the phone is plugged into my pc.
There is over a gb of free space on the memory card.
I get the following error
the selected files could not be copied there is not enough free space on the device
Nice
- I'm moving files, not copying so it shouldn't need any free space
- even if it did need free space there is more than enough available on the card
how can i move files around ?
moving files doesn't mean like movin a cup or a book from ur table.. When moving, first the files r copied to a new location, nd then perhaps verified and then the source file is deleted.. So if u r movin 50MB of file, be sure u've atleast 100MB free.. Or move one at a time.
Are u using ur computer browser to move files?
I personally haven't found tht very efficient.. It either hangs, or stops or gives errors like ur phone is busy etc..
U can use the phone file manager or if u want advanced file managin, u could download Xplore, etc..
Regards,
Dr. Shoubhik
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USB Mass Storage mode .
Use Windows Explorer to open memory card and copy .
Your free space problem if not resolved copy data off memory card to pc then back .
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