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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
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The hard reset then format when connected to PC solution detailed in this thread worked for me. For those that are having problems with the solution, you may need to wait a few minutes when performing each step (especially right-clicking on the drive and selecting format). |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
Of the two Sprint Diamonds I recently recieved, one just got this problem. Performed all the steps so far in this thread and still nothing. Tech support suggests to take it in to the store for further checking and possible replacement.
Edit: Okay, being I am not happy about having to return this unit, I ran each step again as mentioned (back in post # 61) with the exception of waiting for the pc to finish performing each step before going to the next one. (Patience is the key here. If I do each step too quickly such as clicking on Explorer window or a drive, it will freeze). Eventually the format dialog box does appears (took me about 10 minutes). I then reformatted it (another 5+ minutes of waiting) and bingo, Windows at this point now sees the drive in Exlporer without freezing up any further, but looking at the Touch Memory setting, it still does not show the Internal Memory. So at this point I take out the battery cover and hit that reset button, the phone restarts and then it sees the internal memory. But of course, at this point I have to re-enter the unlock (MSL) code to reprogram the phone number into the phone and reinstall all my contacts, programs etc. If it happens again, (hopefully not) I might take up tech supports recommendation and take it in to get it exchanged for another one. Regardless, I will take heart to what others have said about not using activesync to move files to / from windows / phone. TS Last edited by twospirits; 09-29-2008 at 12:44 AM. |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
It's FAT32.
And I had this same exact issue with the storage disappearing, and formatting it works great. If your computer is hanging when trying to format, use Start > Run > cmd > format (drive letter). |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
It's FAT32.
And I had this same exact issue with the storage disappearing, and formatting it works great. If your computer is hanging when trying to format, use Start > Run > cmd > format (drive letter). |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
I had this problem happen with mine (Internal Storage2 showed up) when my phone was connected to my computer in "Disk Drive" mode and my phone received something (picture mail in this case) that it tried to store on the storage card.
It couldn't so instead the phone created a folder called "Internal Storage" in main memory and then stored the file in there. When I disconnected from "Disk Drive" mode the memory card came back under the phones control and since "Internal Storage" was taken it went to "Internal Storage2" Note that other variations of this same thing could happen and cause the same thing. It's too bad that Windows Mobile isn't smart enough to reserve the name of Internal Storage while the memory card is in disk drive mode. |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
uh, your profile says you have a touch...
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Originally Posted by shaggylive Patience - a minor form of despair disguised as a virtue. Ambrose Bierce |
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Re: Major problem with Internal Storage on HTC Diamond
Just an update, I just got my new Diamond, had the same problem, but problem only started after I tried to use clear storage to format internal storage. Idk y this problem arose from this, but that is when it happened. Used the same steps from above and used quick format to fat32, no problems.
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