Help?
I downloaded a lot of 1M games on my 6300, but they all show that the format does not exist or the format is not supported. Can someone tell me why this is happening? I'm really frustrated. Why can't my 6300 use software larger than 1M? When I download something larger than 1M, it reaches 100% and then shows 'File too large, cannot store.' Even when I use my friend's phone to download and then transfer it to mine via Bluetooth, it still doesn't work and shows 'Application software invalid, delete?' What's going on? Is it that the 6300 just can't use software larger than 1M, or is there something wrong with my phone? Oh, my version is 7.2. Can anyone experienced help me and give me some advice?
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s40, come to me! I checked for you, your 6300 belongs to the N7370 series just like mine. In the future, you can follow software for this model series. Your RAM is at most about 1M, so it's recommended to use the browser's 'save and download' method rather than using the built-in browser. I had the same problem early on, memory overflow even within 1M; some software runs incorrectly because the compression rate is too high, once expanded it causes memory overflow. As for Bluetooth transfer, maybe the original poster is a newbie and didn't notice. On your friend's device, a _jar file is transferred and the extension gets an extra EXT. Just use Unxin, MT, or UC to remove this suffix. If you don't understand, you can ask me, we're from the same series, be my little brother s40.
(Speaking on behalf of the original poster) How I think is my business, you don't know what I'm thinking, and no matter how I think, I won't reveal everything I'm thinking. When talking to people, only share a part, don't give away your whole heart. I want to know what you're thinking, because this is a help-seeking post, so your thoughts are very important to me. I don't know your thoughts, and I can't guess them either. Even if you have thoughts, you don't necessarily share them, and even if you do, you won't reveal everything. But those who reply to a help-seeking post should be sharing their thoughts, right? It's like when I come to ask a question, sometimes I'm too lazy to think about what content to write in the post. I can't figure out how to express the question I want to ask. So I went to Baidu, saw a similar question, and just copied it without a second thought, without even looking at the answers or thoughts there. I believe the ideas given by the experts in this forum are definitely better than Baidu's~~ And not as far-fetched as you claimed—thinking that everything has to be explained to the person above, below, or the host. You can choose not to answer my question, but please don't brush me off with 'how I think.' I can't remember anything anymore. After seeing so many 'think' words >_< really—speechless!~~ I think the original poster should try reinstalling the system; after version or software upgrades, it should be possible to install something bigger...
It is generally a phone problem. Your phone's memory is too small, so it cannot run very large software. When you download a game, you need to check whether it supports your device model.
I have encountered this before as well. I suggest you buy a memory card or switch to an Android phone!
First, this is what I think, but I don't know if what I think is the same as what the person upstairs thinks. Secondly, I wonder if what I think and what the person upstairs thinks conflicts with what the original poster thinks. If I think this way, I don't know what you all think. Are your thoughts not the same as mine? Are what the original poster thinks and what I think the same as what the original poster thinks? Of course, sometimes I do think this way, but sometimes I don't. I feel that what the person upstairs thinks is not necessarily what the original poster thinks, and what the original poster thinks is not necessarily what the person downstairs thinks. Right now, thinking this way, I actually feel that what the person upstairs thinks and what the original poster thinks are actually the same. I thought about it and wondered if what the person downstairs thinks might actually be the same as what I think. Later, after thinking about it, I felt that thinking this way and thinking that way are somewhat different. Why do I think this way? Actually, the original poster should think about why it allows me to think this way. After thinking back and forth, I feel that thinking this way and thinking that way are actually the same as what the original poster thinks and what the person upstairs thinks. Why what I think is the same as what the original poster and the person upstairs think is actually because what I think and what the original poster thinks are somewhat different, and thinking that way has some differences from the upstairs, so I thought about it and felt that thinking this way is not as good as thinking that way.
Anyway, it's just that your phone has low storage, so when you download things, they are first downloaded onto your phone~
This kind of problem is very common on mobile phones because when downloading using the phone's built-in browser, some phones do not recognize file extensions. Therefore, the phone's system will automatically remove the file extension. After the extension is removed, '.EXT' is the extension the phone adds to files that have no extension. For example, if someone sends you a file without an extension, when it reaches your phone, the file will have '.EXT' added as the extension. If you want to use that file, you need to change the file extension on a computer from '.EXT' to '.JAR'. Some phones also support changing file extensions on the phone, while others do not. On phones that do not support it, even if you rename the file to 'XXX.JAR', it will still be 'XXX.JAR.EXT'.
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