When the time I happily restart my phone after upgrade my Nokia phone firmware to the latest version this morning, the bad mood comes to me. My phone asking me to enter password when I insert my memory card which I removed before upgrading process take in place.
I Enter “1111”… “Incorrect password”, then I continue to try those common password like “1234”, “0000”…. “Incorrect password” AGAIN!!!

“Suckssss”… ALL MY DATA GONE!!! my message…, my video…, my image…, my files…, my applications… Ooooooooo Nooooooooooo….
I was so frustrated after all these happy mood turn to sad, so, I google around for any solution from others which might help 🙁

try .. try.. and try…

Huh.. not so bad, finally there is a post from Nokia forum asking to try enter the the “Remote lock message” for the phone which normally happen to be under menu: Tools | Settings | Security | Phone and SIM | Allow remote lock menu. Then the password of the memory card will be the remote lock message.

I tried enter “xxxxxxxx” ……
Bravo !!! it works for me 🙂 thanks to all the article contributors, you guys save my life 🙂

Note : Since memory card password is restricted to only 8 digits, the first 8 digit from remote lock message is assigned for memory card. For example if Remote card message is : “locknokia71” then your password for memory card will be “locknoki”

Follow step below:

1. svcadm disable network/physical:nwam (Execute in terminal)
2. svcadm enable network/physical:default (Execute in terminal)
3. cp /etc/nsswitch.dns /etc/nsswitch.conf
4. Put DNS in /etc/resolv.conf ( eg: nameserver 192.168.0.9)
5. Put the default router(gateway) ip into /etc/defaultrouter (eg:192.168.0.1)
6. If your Ethernet interface name is rtls0, create /etc/hostname.rtls0, and put two lines as below:
   eg: line 1: 192.168.0.199 (the static IP you want)
   line 2: netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast + up
7. Restart Machine

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Wow! finally Skype for Nokia Symbian phone has launch.
Click here to check the supported phone version and download it!

Here your go.

Here are few tips for the matter.

The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0150004). Click OK to terminate the application

This error frustrated me when I try to install Windows Live Messenger version 2009 in my XP box. After googling for sometime, those information doesn’t help much, as I try to uninstall windows messenger, install dot net framework etc.
When the time i suspect it might be affected by virus or due to hardware problem, I try to update my Windows XP services pack from default services pack 2 to services pack 3, guess what…..
Hurray !!! it works now 🙂

p/s: Try to update your services pack when you face above problem during install Live Messenger

As one of previous post from mine regarding new search engine calling itself ‘bing’ from Microsoft, here come with a small tips for those who might wonder it has video search capability as other search engine did, but this function is currently available in US country only. Anyway, here you go to search ‘bing’ video by changing your default country to US(English) as below:

You will get this: