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testing123

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#21019 13-Apr-2008 14:09
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i'm updating my phone to firmware 20.x.x.xxx

so far its been going for an hour and a half, and is still only "preparing" upgrade.

i'm a bit too aprehensive to unplug and start again for fear of bricking my phone... is this normal?


help me obi wan's... you're my only hope.






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  #123192 13-Apr-2008 15:05
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Nope not normal at all whole update should take about 20 minutes.



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  #123202 13-Apr-2008 15:43
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Has it finished downloading the update?

That's what took the longest for me, then after that the install was 5 minutes or so.

If it hasn't even doanloaded the update then just unplug it and you should be fine (disclaimer: dont hold me responsible if it bricks it still)
 I did this when updating the release firmware to the 11 version and i have been fine since then.

testing123

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  #123205 13-Apr-2008 15:53
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disconnected and it's still fine. will restart and try again, thanks fella's








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#123224 13-Apr-2008 17:00
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Are you running Vista by any chance? There are reports on Symbian-related forums about the recent release of Nokia Software Update experiencing issues under Vista for some people.

My laptop failed to boot into Windowsafter the install of the Vista SP1 update so I had to reformat and start again. Back to XP now, and the update went perfectly.




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testing123

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  #123233 13-Apr-2008 17:34
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actually yes i am on vista.

will grab the GF's laptop, which is still on XP.

Thanks for the tip.






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