Problem on BIS

[york1]

i just used activesyn file explore or Resco explore to read the file in BIS
nothing in it but it showed that 3mb was used up
why?is it normal or abnormal?
thanks for help

[york1]

anyone can answer me?
pls help

[DotanCohen]

Do you mean to say that you see no files in BIS, but it appears to have 3MB taken? Try emptying the trash.

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[york1]

Do you mean to say that you see no files in BIS, but it appears to have 3MB taken? Try emptying the trash.

Dotan Cohen

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yes, eactly
thanks for help~

[york1]

but where will be the trash saved?

[dc2]

Isnt BIS that blackberry internet service

[JakeRich]

BIS is Built In Storage, refers to the persistant storage area on the Dell Axims.

[DotanCohen]

but where will be the trash saved?

The files are still in BIS, but you can't see them because they are in the trash. Did you empty it?

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[york1]

how to empty the trash?

No. That is not normal. There should be around 91mb free on your BIS. It sounds like you had something installed on BIS that is now corrupted. You could try re-installing some of the apps you had on it, then uninstalling them to see if the corrupted data was removed with the uninstall.

@DotanCohen: dude do you even know what your talking about? I mean I can only assume that you mean he should clear the ~Recycled folder that resco creates; and thats only if he created it in BIS. But he can't see the files through any file explorer which leads me to believe the data is corrupted and hidden.

Do you surf the internet on your axim? if so you might want to delete the cookies and browsing history files.

[york1]

No. That is not normal. There should be around 91mb free on your BIS. It sounds like you had something installed on BIS that is now corrupted. You could try re-installing some of the apps you had on it, then uninstalling them to see if the corrupted data was removed with the uninstall.

@DotanCohen: dude do you even know what your talking about? I mean I can only assume that you mean he should clear the ~Recycled folder that resco creates; and thats only if he created it in BIS. But he can't see the files through any file explorer which leads me to believe the data is corrupted and hidden.

oh yes. Last time i may have installed somethings in BIS but all buttery gone and all data lost. So i can't see the corrupted file in BIS? however i forgot wt i have installed in BIS last time
Anyway thanks for help:)