***The Official Nokia Lumia 920 Thread***
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So your 920 did exactly the same as mine and took hours to reset rather than minutes! Fun wasn't it!
I'll never reset mine again, if it ever needs it, I'll just flash it with the NSU instead.
So your 920 did exactly the same as mine and took hours to reset rather than minutes! Fun wasn't it!
I'll never reset mine again, if it ever needs it, I'll just flash it with the NSU instead.
Seems like it, what about 9-10 HOURS! for a bloody simple reset!
It was the heating up part that worried me most.
Indeed it is what I am used to, and have used on all of my phones for as far back as I can remember, I would have thought this would be a standard feature these days, clearly not...
Had a quick look at that app and it doesnt seem to offer anything over RAPDialer so I'll stick with what I have for now, cheers anyway...
This is what I don't understand, it's sat there on the server.
My advice is to flash it .. super easy.
8 days
Connected it up now im home but have a message saying
Update package not found on server.
"Downloading package for the selected device failed".
So I cant update via the normal means over the air on the phone ( even though I updated before all of this happened), it says theirs no updates, and I cant do it via the NSU Suite.
I think you are going to have to do some Googling for the full Nokia Care Suite and how to get it running. gsmhosting forum was helpful.
Once you have it running you can flash the phone with any firmware you like. For example, I flashed my UK EE locked phone with the French Amber update before any of the UK updates were out. I then force flashed it back to the EE Amber update when it was on the server.
I really don't fancy any of that, how the hell it cant even do simple restore/ update is flabbergasting!
Actually where would I get the 920 unlocked firmware update from to download, if I had that, I think you can just load it in!/.
Actually where would I get the 920 unlocked firmware update from to download, if I had that, I think you can just load it in!/.
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MS just bought Nokia phone decision, just when I thought they were on the up. :/
http://www.theverge.com/2013/9/2/46...evices-and-services-unit-unites-windows-phone
http://www.theverge.com/2013/9/2/46...evices-and-services-unit-unites-windows-phone
and you think this is a bad thing?
While it has the potential to go horribly wrong, I think there are enough smart people there to get the best out of this deal. Install Elop as the new Microsoft CEO and with his experience at Nokia of the fast paced mobile world he can inject some impetus into Microsoft's consumer divisions. The former Nokia developers can have closer ties with the OS team and push them to introduce features at a faster pace, and ideally Microsoft will tell mobile telcos where to go and push updates through themselves (although they may need more market share before trying that).
While it has the potential to go horribly wrong, I think there are enough smart people there to get the best out of this deal. Install Elop as the new Microsoft CEO and with his experience at Nokia of the fast paced mobile world he can inject some impetus into Microsoft's consumer divisions. The former Nokia developers can have closer ties with the OS team and push them to introduce features at a faster pace, and ideally Microsoft will tell mobile telcos where to go and push updates through themselves (although they may need more market share before trying that).