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Posted by Bernie Hunt on July 12, 2005, 8:54 am
Please log in for more thread options Yes, all apps on on the external card. The message is a bit random. Its a
nice polite female voice, but still it sounds important, hahahaha.
I wonder if the amount of tasks, contacts, and appointments affects this.
Bernie
>I don't have this problem and I have a few apps running on my MPx220.
>
> Have you installed all apps on your external memory card as well? I don't
> have anything installed on the Phone.
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>> Last time it happened this morning, I looked and the only apps running
>> were Start and Battery Pack Pro, which is what was showing me the apps
>> running. I don't think I can run any less and still be running, hahahaha.
>> It's a MPx220. Is anyone else having this problem?
>>
>> Bernie
>>
>>> The message is usually sent to indicate that your free RAM is low (not
>>> storage space). Unfortunately, Windows Mobile is pretty resource hungry
>>> (compared ot say Symbian) and will eat up quite a lot of RAM.
>>> Essentially, to avoid the error message you should close down (or
>>> hybernate: http://www.oxios.com/hibernate/) as many non-essential apps
>>> as possible. If you are not sure how to view/close down running
>>> processes I recomend SP Task Manager (download the evaluation version
>>> which comes with all the features) :
>>>
>>> http://www.smartphone.net/software_detail.asp?id=90
>>>
>>> Other than this, I really dont think much can be done (I don't believe
>>> you can expand your RAM). Hope this helps.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Faust.
>>>
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