Nokia e6 belle:cant save maps on phone

Hi and please help someone
After hard reset of my nokia e6 belle, when I try to download maps NSuite shows that maps are downloaded, but after I disconnect and reconect phone, NSuite show that I dont have maps on phone and offer me to install thhem again. Maploader on phone doesnt recognise my wifi, even before. I tryed to reinstal phone belle software, maps application are updated, tryed different computers.. It seems like NSuite dont save maps on mass memory. help needed, thanks
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Did you confirm by launching the Maps on your phone that the Maps are not installed ? In an earlier version of Maps this was the case on my Nokia 5800xm. Though the Maps were downloaded and installed on the phone Nokia Suite showed there aren't any..but in fact they were and I could use them without any issues...This was however corrected in the later updates..
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I might suggest a Wi-Fi connection for access to the 'net, but let me assume that storing anything on a different server is not an option. So, what remains...
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