Restart and manual N95

Am I blind or stupid?
I think it is absolutly fantastic that the manual has no general picture of the N95 describing the different parts. I just had a frozen phone and looked for the button for restart. But with no picture in the manual to describe the different buttons and the word "Restart" not found in the index I paniced and tried to put the tip of a pen into every little whole I found, including that of the mic I discovered later. Can someone from Nokia answer the two questions? 1. Why no general picture of the N95 in the manual? 2. Why no "restart" in the index?

12-Mar-2008 08:55 AM
scoobyman wrote:
Hi hanso
Apart from the user guide there is an insert which may either be network branded or for SIM free versions in UK is N95-1 9249885, Issue 2EN.
There is no "restart" single button, firstly try removing the battery for a few minutes. You can cary out a "hard reset" by keying in *#7370# or the "Three finger reset" as described in Paragraph 45 of FAQ to Nokia Software Updater. Please be aware that all data would be erased by this procedure.
Scoobyman
I guess he wanted to restart not "Reset" and was looking for a reset button.
Message Edited by babdi on 12-Mar-2008 11:01 AM
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