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Comments on: “Out of Memory” and closing applications http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html My way on using wonderful Nokia gadgets Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:39:05 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: R'Copeh http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4868 R'Copeh Sat, 04 Nov 2006 23:05:41 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4868 Hi, Take a look at the software that you're running and try and spot any suspect leaks. For example, I find that whenever I use the '3 Mail' software on my E61, after a few days I have hardly any memory left and I need a reboot so I know that's the root cause of my problems. Another possible rogue is Aqua Calander which has improved significantly with the latest releases, but I'm still paranoid. Hi,

Take a look at the software that you’re running and try and spot any suspect leaks. For example, I find that whenever I use the ‘3 Mail’ software on my E61, after a few days I have hardly any memory left and I need a reboot so I know that’s the root cause of my problems.

Another possible rogue is Aqua Calander which has improved significantly with the latest releases, but I’m still paranoid.

]]> By: Stefan http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4139 Stefan Mon, 30 Oct 2006 10:41:02 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4139 Here is another option to close all open applications when your E61 is really stuck (i.e. you cannot access the list of open applications through the menu button): * Click on the power button * Scroll down to the "Remove mem. card" option * Select it and click "Yes" and then "Ok" Here is another option to close all open applications when your E61 is really stuck (i.e. you cannot access the list of open applications through the menu button):

* Click on the power button
* Scroll down to the “Remove mem. card” option
* Select it and click “Yes” and then “Ok”

]]> By: plima http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4065 plima Sun, 29 Oct 2006 21:13:41 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4065 Thank you all. The "backspace/delete on the open app" works fine. Thank you all. The “backspace/delete on the open app” works fine.

]]> By: Euroclie http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4051 Euroclie Sun, 29 Oct 2006 17:40:25 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4051 Hello, I thought that when you get the "memory full" message, Symbian OS has already closed one or many applications that are running in the background to free some more memory? Otherwise, I regularly close the programs running in the background simply by keeping the menu button pressed for a while to popup the list of the running programs, then for every program I want to close, select it in the popup list and press the "backspace" key on the keyboard. No need to activate the application to the foreground first, no need for an additional tool (though I also have TaskMan installed and use it from time to time), you can "kill" it with a single key press from this list. Well, almost, there's a confirmation dialog requiring you to press the left contectual key as well for every program you close... :) Hello,

I thought that when you get the “memory full” message, Symbian OS has already closed one or many applications that are running in the background to free some more memory?

Otherwise, I regularly close the programs running in the background simply by keeping the menu button pressed for a while to popup the list of the running programs, then for every program I want to close, select it in the popup list and press the “backspace” key on the keyboard. No need to activate the application to the foreground first, no need for an additional tool (though I also have TaskMan installed and use it from time to time), you can “kill” it with a single key press from this list. Well, almost, there’s a confirmation dialog requiring you to press the left contectual key as well for every program you close… :)

]]> By: Marco http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4048 Marco Sun, 29 Oct 2006 17:18:39 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4048 Hold the 'application' button for a few moments (the one to the left of the joystick) until you see a list of the open applications. If you only have standby and the browser you are out of luck, otherwise you have a list of apps to switch to and close... Not that that have actually getting it to work better for me, but that's the theory at least. To me, it's more like an old mac: any error message generally means reboot to get back to normal functionality. Hold the ‘application’ button for a few moments (the one to the left of the joystick) until you see a list of the open applications. If you only have standby and the browser you are out of luck, otherwise you have a list of apps to switch to and close… Not that that have actually getting it to work better for me, but that’s the theory at least. To me, it’s more like an old mac: any error message generally means reboot to get back to normal functionality.

]]> By: Sy http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html/comment-page-1#comment-4038 Sy Sun, 29 Oct 2006 15:59:50 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/out-of-memory-and-closing-applications-82.html#comment-4038 Press and Hold Menu, select the open app and press the Delete / Backspace key to close the app Press and Hold Menu, select the open app and press the Delete / Backspace key to close the app

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