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As I said I have no problems since using the app memory sweep. My problems started with a brand new phone last sept. With absolutely no data on it. The first upgrade was the same day I purchased the phone. I tried to upgrade at home and bricked the phone. After a visit to the apple store resynced to iTunes with no apps or data on the phone and I had trouble and continued to throughout the year.

It may be coincidence but this has been such a smooth week i thought I would let the group know.

Certainly in the future I will restore as new when another upgrade comes ESP if I brick the phone at home trying. I won't do it now because the phone is soooo good. Don't want to temp fate ;-)

Sue.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 4, 2010, at 1:24 AM, "N.A. Nada" <whodo678@comcast.net> wrote:

> Follow the instruct that were sent you. Restore as new, reset what to sync to your iPhone.
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> DO NOT sync to your old back up. It just carries over the corrupted junk that you are trying to get away from. Spend 20-60 minutes now and be rid of your problems.
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> On Jul 3, 2010, at 1:54 PM, Susan Ferraglio wrote:
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>> Hi All - I have written often about my trials with an iPhone 3GS and syncing or upgrading with Vista. For 10 months I have had freezing issues, rebooting problems, and no content on the iPod after syncing altho it shows on the content bar in iTunes. Two previous upgrades I tried at home bricked my phone. The iPhone 4 upgrade I decided to have the apple store do. Thought I would solve a lot of issues. Instead after restoring from a current backup I got freezes on syncing any app with data. Needless to say I was very frustrated. I had to download apps directly to the phone, resync and then download the ones that froze the sync. It took me 3 days to finally get the phone synced and backed up again. THEN the no content issue raised it's ugly head. I resynced after rebooting both the phone and the computer. Still no content.
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>> Whoever ( and I am sorry I don't remember the sender) recommended Memory Sweep is an angel. On the off chance there was a memory overload I used sweep. It freed up about 35 mb on the moderate setting. Without resyncing I checked the iPod and all my songs were listed!!! Then I synced with iTunes. I was amazed that the backup took about 15 seconds and the total sync took about 2 minutes. The iPod worked.
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>> Since running memory sweep I have synced to iTunes for 8 days without the constant freezes and reboots that I had to do in the past. Syncing took 10-14 minutes if it didn't freeze and now it is under 3 minutes.
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>> The phone is syncing the way I thought it should after 10 months!!! There must have been a memory bloat, hitch or stopup ever since I purchased the phone.
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>> Thanks to Memory Sweep I am a happy camper :-).
>> There may have been a couple of poor reviews on this app but it has saved me from total disgust with the sync process. I may now try to do an upgrade at home again in the future.
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>> I am not connected with the developer in any way.
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>> Thanks memory sweep
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>> Sue
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>> Sent from my iPhone
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