How to solve ONLY 70 SETTINGS ALLOWED PROBLEM on Nokia s40 phone

Are you have the 70 set allowed error problem on your Nokia s40 phone? Here is how to solve it.

This is a long time Problem that have only temp. Solution, Nokia s40 Mobile user are having the problem of only 70 Sets Allowed which does not allow the end user to Save New Internet Settings, the internet settings are automatically discarded, this usually happen to those s40 Users who uses Tweaks and other free browsing stuffs.

Whenever your Service network Provider sends the GPRS setting to your mobile phone, it will be Discarded by the cell phone automatically, because of this error, you are not able to use the Internet settings on your mobile phone or have enough Internet Settings on your Phone such that you have to Delete old ones to accept new settings.

Now we have a complete step by step guide to permanently solve the Problem of only 70 Settings Allowed on All Nokia S40 Phones.

HOW DOES THE 70 SET PROBLEM OCCUR?
Every time a new configuration setting is saved in s40 mobile phone, it makes a new folder in your phone memory, it remain there even if you delete that configuration settings in your Network Place and the maximum limit is only 70 folders. So if your phone is suffering from this problem you can solve it by formatting your mobile phone.

Note. the entire data from your mobile phone will be deleted (such as contact, messages, configuration settings etc.). Using the formatting method, you will lose all the above in bracket but.

here is the step by step guide to solve this problem without formatting your s40 phone and it will take less than 10 minutes to complete.

REQUIREMENT TO SOLVE THE 70 SET NOT ALLOWED PROBLEM
A PC with at least 256 MB RAM
Original Nokia Data Cable or your PC must be Bluetooth enabled.
Mobile Media browser like "Oxycube" (28.3MB)
Nokia PC Suite (Should be Installed during Use of Oxycube)

Steps to solve the 70 Set not Allowed
Step 1. Download Oxycube from the link here, Install it on your PC/Laptop after you have successfully Downloaded it.
Step 2. Connect your Phone to your PC using bluetooth or data cable in PC Suite Mode, Then Open Oxycube Software.
Step 3. Now in Oxycube, Goto Phone memory 'C' in there you will find a folder named 'omadm'.
Step 4. In the omadm folder there are 70 folders named 1 to 70.

Step 5. Delete some or all the Folder and you are Done!.
Well you are done, congratulation! you can now save new configuration settings and enjoy GPRS internet on your mobile phone.

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