This phone uses an MMC memory card.
Multimedia memory cards (MMC) store data for electronic devices such as phones or digital cameras. Some MMC cards have either hardware or software locking mechanisms that prevent unauthorized people from accessing or modifying their contents. Unfortunately, this can mean that you may end up accidentally locking yourself out of your own MMC card. There are several different ways that you can attempt to unlock your MMC card to access its data.
Instructions
1. Check the bottom end of the MMC card to see if it has a locking switch. Push the switch into the "unlock" position and attempt to access the data on the card again.
2. Navigate your web browser to the FeExplorer download page if the MMC card is password protected. Download and install the FeExplorer software.
3. Connect the USB cable from your electronics device to an open USB port on your computer. Open the FeExplorer program.
4. Select the drive letter that corresponds to your electronics device. Choose "Browse" and access the folder labeled "System."
5. Locate the file named "mmcstore." Right-click and file and choose "Rename." Rename the file to "mmcstore.txt."
6. Drag the file to your desktop and double-click it. Scroll down to the end of the text file. Read the last line of text to find the password for the MMC card.
7. Navigate to the "lock code" screen on your device and enter in the code contained in the text file to unlock the MMC card.
8. Close the FeExplorer program if there was no password listed or the password did not work. Open the Start menu and click "My Computer."
9. Locate the drive letter for the MMC card in the list of attached drives. Right-click the drive and select "Format." Click "Start" to format the card and remove any password locks the card contained.
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