N95 8GB Vodafone UK - Anyone know how to remove empty music folders

Seems to be a bug, cannot delete the empty folder and still appears in the
Music Player.

Not a huge issues just annoying.

Anyone know how to remove them.

Apart from that the phone is awesome, camera quality for a phone is
excellent and is good as some proper dedicated digtial cameras.

On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:53:51 GMT, "Nexus" <nexus@nospam.com> wrote:

>Seems to be a bug, cannot delete the empty folder and still appears in the
>Music Player.
>
>Not a huge issues just annoying.
>
>Anyone know how to remove them.
>
>Apart from that the phone is awesome, camera quality for a phone is
>excellent and is good as some proper dedicated digtial cameras.

connect your phone via usb to your pc. choose data transfer mode on
your phone. your pc will <ding> and say something like 'found new hard
drive'. that'll be your internal memory - all 8gigs of it. on your pc
you'll find a new drive letter. from there you can read the nokia's
internal memory (not the system shit). now you can transfer that 800mB
file called Spiderman3 to your pc for safe keeping and marvel at your
8gigs of free memory. just be careful not to delete something
important!!!!!

and i'm just about to test tomtom with uk maps. apparently it won't
work but i'm gonna give it a shot.

"n95black" <n95black@no.cracks> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:53:51 GMT, "Nexus" <nexus@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>>Seems to be a bug, cannot delete the empty folder and still appears in the
>>Music Player.
>>
>>Not a huge issues just annoying.
>>
>>Anyone know how to remove them.
>>
>>Apart from that the phone is awesome, camera quality for a phone is
>>excellent and is good as some proper dedicated digtial cameras.
>
> connect your phone via usb to your pc. choose data transfer mode on
> your phone. your pc will <ding> and say something like 'found new hard
> drive'. that'll be your internal memory - all 8gigs of it. on your pc
> you'll find a new drive letter. from there you can read the nokia's
> internal memory (not the system shit). now you can transfer that 800mB
> file called Spiderman3 to your pc for safe keeping and marvel at your
> 8gigs of free memory. just be careful not to delete something
> important!!!!!
>
> and i'm just about to test tomtom with uk maps. apparently it won't
> work but i'm gonna give it a shot.


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