Nokia N73 Memory Too Low Delete Some Data Solution

06 May

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Have you been using your phone, Nokia N73 or Nokia N73 Music Edition and suddenly got the error, “Memory Too Low Delete Some Data Solution“? Well, it happened last week to my couzin and he searched high and low for the answer and after minutes of searching, he managed to solve the issue.

Since the problem arrived, he noticed that he cannot send text messages. Everytime he tries to send a message, he gets the error message, Memory Too Low Delete Some Data Solution. (Poor guy can’t reply to his girl hehe)

The cause of the problem is simple. The phone is using too much Phone Memory. Note that cellular phones has two types of “memory” in them. The phone (internal) memory and the memory card (external memory). So what was done to solve the problem was to let the phone use the memory card instead of the phone memory.

Simple Steps on how to do it:

Go to Message Settings
Go to Other
Change the memory usage to use memory card

It will then work after that.

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5 Responses

Darryl (1 comments.)

May 22nd, 2008 at 8:28 am
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I also had the same issue and it took me a month between calling customer service and reading the manual to figure it out.

Good information.

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Keerthi

May 28th, 2008 at 12:36 pm
2

Hi.. I have the same problem, checked in the File manager and found tat there are no files in the phone memory. Deleted almost all my messages (Inbox, Sent and Outbox) and still Im getting the message

If I change the setting to Memory Card for the messages (as said in your post) I find that N73 is taking almost close to 30 seconds to send the message

Is there any other solution??? And why is this not shown in the File manager?? Wld appreciate if you could mail me the details as I dont have access to many websites from my office….

Thanks!!

Keerthi

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areeba

May 30th, 2008 at 5:55 pm
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hi i hope after litsening my prob u ll do something…..m having d same prob lyk….m unable to open any application lyk gallery,camera etc neither msgs r sending or receiving,,,,its lyk my phone has blocked…..d error which came is not enough memory cant perform d function delete some data…..i removed memory card sevral tymz n restartd too,…bt same error…my phone is on memory card,,,,n has 2 gb space bt i js used 451 mb still its showing d error plz help me its urgent…..
thanx……
Muayyad

May 31st, 2008 at 1:02 am
4

this is not a solution ….
i`ve already tried it

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Aaron

June 4th, 2008 at 8:28 am
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Nokia N73 Memory Too Low Delete Some Data Solution:

I scoured the net, called my Service Provider Vodafone, and called Nokia help (Whom are absolutey SH*T in their support) it goes thru to a call centre in Europe of the Asia Pacific rim (Not India, thank god!) I never got thru to Nokia Tech Help the customer advisor that picks up puts you thru and it rings and rings… I did this at work and it rang for 20 mins - So be warned!! Vodafone are useless too especially if you get a dozey cow called Wendy to help you… USELESS!!
The above option of changing messages to memory card actually WORKS!!! For those who say its slow to send a messag it does not appear to happen to me, but like anything that holds storage, the more you put on the slower it WILL get, the N73 is slow anyway, accept that fact and you’ll be ok!!
So to repeat what you need to do to stop that annoying message of “Nokia N73 Memory Too Low Delete Some Data” is to go into:
MENU OPTIONS then select/click on MESSAGE select/click on OPTIONS (Bottom left of screen if Vodafone) then scroll down to SETTINGS click/select that then scroll down to OTHER then scroll down to MEMORY IN USE click/select that and choose CARD MEMORY as the first post states, IT WORKS!!
Now I’d rather a SLOW working phone that a phone that does not work at ALL!! So anyone moaning about slowness go and PAY to get it fixed then!