High score solution urgent! How do you turn off the key tone of the Nokia 5320? And why can t I send

Scenario mode: After entering, select the current scenario mode, generally use the standard after entering, and turn off the button sound.

The inability to send a text message is caused by the wrong number in the information center, it is recommended to call 10086 and ask customer service to ask. . .

In the information settings, you can set the information center number to change it

The key sound is turned off like this: Menu - Settings - Scenario Mode - Standard (for example, here is the standard, you can choose which one you want to change) - Personalized selection - Key sound "off".

I haven't seen the text message not being sent, and in some cases, it may be that the network signal is not good

The key sounds are ...... in the context modeOpen the scenario mode you're applying now, there's a button tone option, and just get it to the lowest.

Contextual Settings: Activate Personality Settings and turn the key tone to a minimum.

I'm also using 5320.,The key sound can be eliminated in the context mode.,And it's best to rely on your own to explore.,That's interesting?,As for text messages,There should be no difference between texting and other mobile phones.。。。 It is recommended to multi-** software, to QQ, UC, caller or something.

1 All this is not a system problem, it should be normal. Although the smart machine is multitasking, its performance is limited after all, and it is impossible to handle multitasking smoothly, so it is normal to have occasional pauses or even crashes.

This is caused by the CPU processing too many things, just like the computer, if you open too many programs, the computer will get stuck.

First of all, see if your number is blocked by the operator SMS sending function, and then check whether the service number of the SMS service center is correct.

It is estimated that the number in the SMS center is wrong! Just look at that number on someone else's phone and change it back!

There's nothing you can do about it, there's no other way than to call the police, but even if you call the police, the chances of getting it back are about zero

Hey... Condolences...

Go and move to stop this card, and it is impossible to find the phone back.

I'm worse than you I just bought the Nokia 5233 on Saturday and was taken out on Sunday afternoon The card was made by someone else's real name before I bought it, and the password card was lost, and the number couldn't be replaced.

Check to see if your SMS Center number is correct.

What is the tip? Is the number in your dashboard correct?

Hello, it has something to do with the phone thread.

Suggest, soft grid'Enter * in the mobile phone, and the password has not been changed to 12345Before the soft grid, you want to back up important things such as business cards.

Hello, first of all, I recommend that you confirm a few points:

1. If your mobile phone card is placed in the mobile phone, can you receive text messages other than 10086 normally. If so, the SMS channel is normal.

2. If your mobile phone card is placed in another mobile phone, can you receive 10086 text messages normally?

3. If you put another SIM card into your mobile phone, can you receive 10086 text messages normally? If you can, your phone is fine.

If 1 and 2 are yes and 3 is negative, it means that there is a problem with your mobile phone system, and it is recommended to change the room version to flash the phone.

If 1 and 2 are negative and 3 is positive, it means that there is a problem with your SIM card or system data, and it is recommended to call the local 10086 with another mobile phone for feedback.

If both 3 and 3 are positive, it means that it is a problem with the matching of machine cards, and it is recommended to use other mobile phones to call the local 10086 for feedback, or go to the local office for testing.

Please refer to it, thank you.

Shut down and restartFactory reset.

Call 10086 customer service to ask, it's always bad for the machine!!

Haha, you want to find out why, I like to toss like this sometimes. I'll give you some general ideas. Since the problem only occurs after the data is recovered, you compare what exactly changes in the two environments.

Is it a software conflict? Uninstall it and try it? Compare and ponder over again.

If you really can't figure it out, you don't have to blame yourself, just check it. You can't drill the bugs of the machine itself. Right.

Try hard or soft first. It is equivalent to the reinstallation system of the computer].It's pretty much the same as a factory reset!

Hard-grid approach. Turn off the power first, and at the same time press and hold the "green dial key", "* key" and "3" key, and don't let go. Then press the power on button to power on.

Until the word "nokia" appears (you can't release any of the keys during this process). Wait a few seconds until you see a picture of a big hand holding a small hand, then let go. This completes the hard grid.

The soft grid method enters * in the standby state of the phone, and then prompts you to enter the lock code, and the initial password is: 12345 After the phone is confirmed, the phone will automatically restart! It's best to check the memory card when latticing the machine.

Because when you install the software, some junk files will be generated. It's best to put the business card before flashing. Back up the SMS with QQ Sync Assistant or other third-party software.

Personally, I recommend using a hard grid. Something went wrong in general. Hard-form can be solved.

I really can't flash the machine again. If you don't understand, you can discuss it together! Super Swarm [500 people] Group ID:

Check SMS - Options - Settings - SMS - Message Center - SIM Message Centre - Message Center - Message Center number to see if it has been changed. If so, the soft-cell phone can be restored or the carrier can be asked.

It's the software in your phone that intercepts whether you have a security housekeeper or not, just set it up inside.

Call ** to the mobile company, and she will give you the center number to send a message.

If there is a problem with the mobile phone, it is recommended to go to Nokia to ask for the after-service service.

I think it's a problem with your information center number settings, you can call customer service to inquire about your number attribution information center number, and then set it up yourself in your mobile phone, Nokia 5320 should be a function table information option to set up a short message information center. After opening the dashboard, go back and select the number you just set in the "Dashboard in use" section.

Yesterday the same problem occurred in classmate C5, and the solution is as follows; Turn it off, turn it on after changing a SIM card, and if you can send text messages, turn it off and change it back to the original card

I solved it after a hard check, I don't know if you can do it, I'm n79 and 5320 is a system, right?

You ......Check it out, don't be in arrears......