My mobile phone is Motorola E680i. I deleted the message yesterday, and all the data is gone. I can't even send and receive the message. How to fix it?

Give you a few ways,

Connect the mobile phone to the computer and clean the disk. It's a mobile phone disk, not a chuck.

If it can't be solved, do the main cleaning.

The reasons are as follows.

I. Reasons

0 1, the defects of linux system itself:

When the linux system is running, file fragments will be generated in the mobile phone system, and these fragments will accumulate in the system folder -etc_files of-—ezxlocal for a long time (these are hidden folders, which can only be seen by telnet). The capacity of this folder is only about 3-5M. If this space is filled with debris (there are other files, which will be described later), then no matter how low the memory state of your mobile phone is, "Memory Full" will be displayed. Of course, the capacity of file fragments is very small, which will accumulate for a long time under normal circumstances, but when you take other improper methods to delete text messages and address books, this situation will be greatly accelerated.

02. Improper deletion of SMS and address book:

Another important reason for A780' s "memory is full" is that we delete short messages, pictures and address books on the mobile phone, which is almost the main reason, and this is also a defect of Ada: when we delete, many computer friends simply click Delete, ignoring the trash can icon that appears in the prompt box, and the trash can icon that we finally delete files is the recycle bin, which is also in the system folder.

03. There are too many themes for installing the memory version.

The path of the theme of the memory version is in the folder of the mobile phone system. When you install too many memory versions of the theme, it will be "full of memory" or even crash.

04. Too many files installed on the mobile phone disk will also cause the system to run slowly or even "the memory is full", because it combines "1" or "2" to form a cumulative effect.