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2009-11-13
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2009-11-13
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2009-11-13
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Try to delete your swap file and then try to download something.
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2009-11-15
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2009-11-15
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2009-11-22
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I searched for a thread addressing this topic but came up empty!
When click on a file to download, the proper download window appears. Instead of rapidly moving towards 100% completion, the download status remains at 0%. Eventually the "resume download" option becomes available. When I click to resume, I receive a message stating that the indicated drive is not available and that I should use local memory. If I try to download into the internal storage or N810 memory I receive another error message asking me if I want to retry the download.
When I first began experiencing this problem I was generally able to download into internal storage. Now, I'm stuck.
This occurs with every browser I've used (it is the same download application, I think). Does anyone have any helpful suggestions???
Thanks in advance!