Nokia's mobile phone uses SMS function to check the phone bill balance. Why can't it accept the message of 10086?

The first one: whether communication auxiliary software such as Reliance is installed, and 10086 is blocked, which can be viewed in the software. If it is already installed, you can modify the rules (many users who install Reliance will block the message of 10086, so you may not receive the message of 10086 only by modifying the rules).

Secondly, use the process management tool to check whether there is a thread named MSGOBSVC.EXE. If yes, close it, then go to C/system/data to find MSGOBSVC.EXE and delete it! Then delete it to disk e in the same way.

Third, enter X Manager and other resource management software, find mssver.exe, and delete! Then on drive C, find mssver.exe and delete it! (If you can't find disk C, operate it in the same way on disk E once. )

There are many reasons for not receiving SMS, so there is no guarantee that the above two methods can solve all the problems of not receiving SMS, but they are suitable for most problems and are for reference only! ! !

Fourth, call the manual station 10086 to see if they have blacklisted your number. Change the card to another mobile phone and try 10086 to receive the message. If it is not received, it will be displayed on the mobile terminal. It may be blacked out by mobile, and it can be solved by reporting to mobile. Have you touched the center number in the SMS settings? If yes, please call 10086 to ask.

Fifth, I saw someone installed a game on the forum and found that I couldn't get the news of 10086. All the above methods are useless. Share the experience of others with you here!

Open APPMAN to see if there are two threads, SYSOBSVC.EXE and MSGOBSVC.EXE, and then close it. Then open C:\system\Date\ with FILEMAN to delete SYSOBSVC.EXE and MSGOBSVC.EXE. Then open E:\system\Date\ to delete SYSOBSVC.EXE and MSGOBSVC.EXE, and restart the phone problem! Note: Be sure to delete SYSOBSVC.EXE and MSGOBSVC.EXE from E disk!

Remind attention! According to the test, these two processes can also automatically send short messages to a 139 mobile phone, and can also automatically connect to the Internet. It seems that the access point is cmwap(2), and the problem is very serious! Let's take a look at your mobile phone and see if there are any files below. If yes, delete it as soon as possible!

1 & gt； Are there Orc components in program management? Delete it.

2> is there MDL 1? Mdls in \ system \ recordings \ of drives c and d are also deleted.

Is there a Etel3rdParty.dll in the \ system \ data of 3>c disk C and D? Delete it!

If the above methods still don't work, I think they can. Back up the things on your phone (such as address book, information, etc.). ), enter the *#7370# soft box.

good luck