Profiles disappearing on 9500

When I select profiles I only get the option to turn the phone off. If I select profiles from the front panel I get the message "application died". If I try to look at profiles under telephone/menu I get "Not enough memory". I have tried re-formating several times, which works & everything then behaves until I restore my data. Same happens when I restore to another 9500 so presumably something to do with the restored data. Any suggestions how I can solve this please?
RichC

Sounds like a memory issue - when you reload all your data and are having the issue, how much used / free memory do you have?
If it's very full might be worth adding things back on 1 by 1 till it happens?
Alternatively off to Nokia care I would suggest

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