Fix for Problem Storing Email Attachments on Storage Card
The problem occurs when Windows Mobile thinks the extended ROM is your storage card, and the extended ROM is locked (the default behavior).
Notice in the screenshot above that WM6 says I have only 8.52MB free (the extended ROM), not 2GB as it would be if it were looking at the storage card.
The fix is to hide the extended ROM, restart the mobile device and reconfigure email to store attachments on the storage card. You can then re-show the extended ROM if necessary.
Labels: tip, troubleshooting, Windows Mobile



1 Comments:
How do you hide the Extended ROM? I've just put an 8GB microSD in my HTC Touch Dual and it doesn't seem to want to know?
Come to think of it, how do you restart it? My off button just seems to turn the screen off -- people can still call me...
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