Accidently deleted some contacts on your Android Phone ? A software can help you from big headache of Restoring deleted Contacts.
Here on video we Show you step-by-step guide to recover deleted contacts on android device with GT Recovery for Windows.
With this way you can recover deleted contacts on any brands of Android device such as Samsung, HTC, Huawei, Sony, Motorola, Lenovo, LG, Sharp, etc.
Hi,
You are right the problem is because of virus or a worm ,install a good antivirus software.
I recommend Quick Heal Total Security 2009 you can download it from the link below for free , http://www.quickheal.co.in/downloads.asphttp://www.quickheal.co.in/downloads.asp
download Quick Heal Total Security 2009 install and scan the mobile your proiblem will be solved.
you need to ring your service provider if you havent got the puk code ,dont try enter anymore codes until you get the puk or you will destroy your sim card and will need to get a new one
Hello and Welcome to FixYa!
You can put it back via a cable or any other transfer media (If you have the cable with you, just plug your phone in select the File Transfer mode. You phone will be detected as a storage device on your Computer. Open it, find the folder named Videos and put the downloaded file in it) , I can provide you the Demo Tour file.
You can download it from here
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Turn off your phone and turn it over. Remove the battery cover. Take out the battery and SIM card. The SIM card looks similar to a computer microchip and is in either the right or left top corner.
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Wipe the SIM card off with a cloth. Look at the SIM card for damages. If it is scratched or warped, have it replaced by your mobile provider.
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Insert the SIM card back into place, if not damaged. Make sure that you hear a clicking sound, which ensures it is in place.
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Turn on your Sony Ericsson phone. Press the "Menu" button. Use the navigational buttons to go to the "Settings" option.
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Click the "Connectivity" option. Navigate to "Mobile Networks." Select "Networks" and your phone will search for nearby networks.
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Click on your network. Press the "OK" button. Look at your phone to see if the error is gone.
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Reset your phone. This could help remove the error. Press "Menu," "Settings" and "General." Select "Master Reset." Follow the instructions to reset your phone.
