Updating 6680, firmware working bad

Hi
I updated my nokia 6680 firmware through Nokia updater, now im using v04.04.07 from TMN wich is latest avaiable for my operator.
The issue is: now on my menu an icon called operatormenu apeared and trying to open it causes a system error. I dont know what it does but i know it wasnt there on my 2 previous firmwares. a bug?
Issue nº2: now whenever i try to install an aplication that is a little biger then the normal, like 1mb aplication and bigger causes the install to stop and restart phone. Like quickoffice and photoeditor from the official Nokia 6680 software page i cant install. and this is the worst issue of all becouse i use my phone aplications a lot. Excell is essential on my phone, and right now theres no way to get it to work.
Do i have a bad firmware version? or is the tmn version screwed up?
can anyone assist me?

I really think the problem must be in the firmware
becouse:
1st i removed my memory card and sim card
2nd i formated the cellphone with the reset definitions and right after that i formated with (call button)+"3"+"#" and turned on phone.
3rd i put in my sim card. the memory i didnt put so i could trace the problem to the cellphone and not to the card.
--> at this point the operatormenu icon already apeared on the main cellphone menu. it apears like a application of some sort and allways gives out system error.
4th without installing anything i reinstalled the firmware from nokia software updater. phone rebooted and there was the icon again. inserted blank formated memory card
5th tried a 2mb app install, error and reboot
the problem continues after installs and reinstalls and formats so it must be on the firmware. As i read on a website that had a tutorial for formating, the 3 keys format cleans all settings except for rom memory, thus the error already exists on the rom/firmware.Message Edited by luis_henrique on 03-Sep-2006
10:01 AM

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It is tricky to clean slot loading optical drives, but sometimes simply blowing them out with short bursts of canned air will work. Be sure the computer has been powered down for a good while and the optical drive is completely cooled. Then use only short bursts of air to prevent super cooled liquid air from getting into the drive. That can easily crack the lenses if you aren't careful.
If your Mac mini is less than a year old or you have Apple Care, get an appointment and take it to the Genius Desk of the nearest Apple store. If you aren't covered under warranty a bus powered external optical drive very probably costs less than the labor charge to diagnose the issue with your drive.

Updating the firmware to 2.2

I received an Ipod Touch for Christmas as did a friend of mine. I have the 2.2 firmware version while he has 2.11. I have highspeed and he's on dialup. I'm going to update his firmware to 2.2 but my MBP won't be attached to a high speed connection. Is there a link where I can download the 2.2 firmware version or do I just need the latest version of Itunes which I have on my MBP?

Even with the 7.6.1 update, I was experiencing the same problem, but guess what. We bought an iPod Touch to my daugter for christmas and while I was installing various game applications on it, I though that maybe the Airport Utility application would be available for the iPod... And, Yes, it is. So I installed the free Airport Utility application on the iPod and I performed the update of both my Airport Express and Airport Extreme and it work seemlessly. It took me about 5 minutes both both Airports.
So find and iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad that, at least you can borrow, if you don't have it and do the same.

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