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Can I download and save music or video email attachments to my Nokia Lumia phone? - Nokia FAQ

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Currently music or video email attachments can be viewed but they will not be saved to the phone.

However it is possible to sync the media files (music, video and pictures) directly between a phone and computer with Windows Phone App (WP8) or Zune (WP7) PC applications or Windows Phone for Mac application. 


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How to sign out from Nokia Music account in a Windows Phone 8 device? - Nokia FAQ

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To sign out from the Nokia Music account on a Windows Phone 8 device you have to logout from Nokia account since there is not logout option in the music application.
1. Exit from Music application.
2. Select Settings > Nokia account > ... > delete > delete.

To sign in again:
- Open the Nokia Music application, and select Settings > account > sign in.


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Why isn’t my credit card accepted in the Nokia Music store? - Nokia FAQ

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Your credit card must be issued from the same country as the Nokia Music store that is being used.

Note! If some of the data provided includes “special characters”.
Please make sure that the Nokia Music application on your Lumia phone has been upgrade to version 3.8.
If 3.8 is not available (i.e. WP7), go to Nokia Music web store and add the credit card there.


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I get stuck at “trying to connect” when I try to sign in to Nokia Music. - Nokia FAQ

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How to resolve the issue:

  1. Press Start button OR press and hold “Back” button.
  2. Open Settings > Nokia account > sign in.
  3. Press Start button OR “Back” button to get back to start screen.
  4. Open Nokia Music.
  5. You should be silently logged in and issue should not appear.

 


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Why am I not able to see the Nokia Music application in the Windows Phone store/Marketplace? - Nokia FAQ

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If you are not able to see the Nokia Music application in the Windows Phone store/Marketplace:
Please select Menu and check in Settings > region+language that the two options Region format and System locale are both set correctly, for example a customer in England needs to set UK in both of these options, if they were set to a country where the service is not available then you would not see the app in Windows Phone store/Marketplace.
If these settings are not correct and you need to change them, please remember to click the link marked Press here to accept changes and restart your phone in order that the changes are saved.

Please note that due to licensing arrangements with the music providers, Nokia Music service is specific to certain countries.

The Nokia Music application is currently available to customers in the following countries:
Australia, Austria, Brazil, China, Finland, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, USA, Canada

Note: If you are in a country with multiple languages, or if you live in a country other than your country of birth, you can still set your own choice of display language without affecting this.


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Can I play music files from my Nokia Lumia device on my car stereo system? - Nokia FAQ

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You can play your music files by using standard 3.5 mm audio cable. Nokia Lumia has an American Headset Jack (AHJ) 3.5 mm connector which is compatible with your car 3.5 mm audio connection.


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Can Play To play music, for example, from my PC, on my phone? - Nokia FAQ

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No. Play To does not function as a DLNA player (DMP) and therefore cannot pull and play content from other devices, such as PCs. Play To pushes content to be played on other devices.


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How to change the Microsoft account on your Windows Phone - Microsoft Knowledge Base

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Your Microsoft account (formerly known as Windows Live ID) is used to access features such as Store (Marketplace), Xbox LIVE, Xbox Music Pass, and Zune Music Pass on your Windows Phone.

To change the Microsoft account that you use to access these features, you have to reset your phone to its original factory settings. However, you can remove any other email account, including additional Microsoft accounts, without resetting your phone.

Important A reset deletes all personal data and restores your phone to the state it was in when you purchased it.
• The personal content that gets erased after a reset includes: Purchased and downloaded apps, ringtones, saved games, contact groups, any pictures, music, or videos, and text messages, which can’t be restored after they’re deleted.
• Items that can be restored to the phone include: Media content that you previously synced with your PC, purchased apps, and saved games.
For more information on how to backup and restore your information, and perform a hard reset of your phone, see the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
• 2606900 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2606900/ ) Your Windows Phone 7 doesn’t work or respond as expected
• 2749480 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2749480/ ) Your Windows Phone 8 doesn't work or respond as expected

To change your Microsoft account, follow these steps:

1. Locate your primary Microsoft account:
a. On Start, flick left to the App list, tap Settings , and then tap Email+accounts.
b. Look for the first email account in the list that is named "Microsoft account" or "Windows Live".
Tip If you renamed your primary account to something other than "Microsoft account," look for the first account that is listed with the Windows logo next to it.

2. Change the Microsoft account for your phone:

a. On Start, flick left to the App list, tap Settings , and then tap About.
b. Tap Reset your phone, and then follow the instructions to complete the reset of your phone.
c. After your phone is reset, you can sign in with a Microsoft account of your choice. This will be the primary account that you use to access Store (Marketplace), Xbox LIVE, Xbox Music Pass, or Zune Music Pass on your Windows Phone.

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Troubleshooting Windows Phone 8 Update Errors - Microsoft Knowledge Base

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Symptoms

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When you try to update your Windows Phone 8, you might see one of the following messages:
An update is ready for download
Your update is ready to be installed


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Cause

These messages mean that there's a newer version of the Windows Phone 8 software ready for you to install.

For more info about updates, see Update Central on the Windows Phone 8 How-to website.

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Resolution

This section provides a list of possible solutions and tips on updating your phone, as well as specific steps to try if you received an error code during the update process.


Try backing up and syncing your media

Before you start an update, we recommend that you manually back up your phone and all of your media content and files. To learn more, go to Back up my stuff on the Windows Phone 8 how-to website.

You can also back up your photos, videos, and music by connecting your Windows Phone to your computer. This doesn't require Internet connection, and it's a faster process. To learn more, go to Move music, photos, and videos between my computer and my phone.

Check your power

Make sure that your phone has enough battery power for the installation process (and the download too, if set to manual). The update process will work best if your phone has at least half of its battery life available, or, if you plug it into an outlet during the installation process.

Have a good data connection (for manual downloads)

When you're downloading the update to your phone, and you haven't set up your phone to automatically download the update package, make sure that your phone has a Wi-Fi connection, or a good cellular signal.

Notes
If you use a cellular connection only, you might be charged for data use, depending on the service agreement with your mobile operator.

Updates won't download if data settings on your phone prevent it. For example, both Data Sense and Battery Saver can limit how your phone uses data.

Have enough space available on your phone

Make sure that you have enough space on your phone to download and install the update. Here's how to see which items are taking up the most space on your phone:

From Start, go to Settings > Phone storage > and then tap Phone for details of what is already installed, and what can be un-installed or
removed.

Before you remove or un-install items: Make sure that your content is already backed up or available somewhere else, and then prioritize these items before you delete them.

Your media content is most easily managed from your computer, using a companion app or File Explorer to access:
• Music
• Videos (if backed up to your computer, or high resolution cloud storage)
• Pictures (if backed up to your computer, or high resolution cloud storage)

If you receive an error while you are updating

If you receive an error message while trying to update your Windows Phone 8, follow the instructions that correspond to the error message in the chart below:

Note If your error code is not represented on this list of common error codes, visit our forums at Microsoft Community for more information.
Error code What to try
801881CD
This error code means your phone ran out of storage space during the update. Make sure that you have enough space on your phone to download and install the update.

To learn about prioritizing and backing up content, follow the instructions in the earlier section of this article, Have enough space available on your phone.

Then, to try the update again, go to your phone's Start screen, then go to Settings > Phone update > Check for updates.
801881D0

Your download was interrupted, possibly because of a slow Internet connection. Make sure that your phone has a good connection to the Internet, through Wi-Fi or Cellular.

For more info, see Get connected.

Then, from your Start screen, go to Settings > Phone update > Check for updates.
801882CB
This is a network connectivity error. Make sure that your device has a good connection to the Internet, through Wi-Fi or Cellular. For more info, see Get connected.

Validate that your device has a good Internet connection by browsing a website on Internet Explorer. Then, from your Start screen, go to Settings > Phone update > Check for updates.
801882D1, 801882D2
There's an error installing the update. Try restarting your phone, and then downloading the update again. Here's how:
From your Start screen, go to Settings > Phone update > Check for updates.

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Windows Phone 8 is not detected by your computer - Microsoft Knowledge Base

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When connecting your Windows Phone 8 to your computer, one of the following happens:

• Your computer doesn't detect your phone.
• The sync software doesn't open when your phone is connected to your computer.
• You may get an error related to the connection.

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Try the following solutions, in order:
1. Check your USB Connection

• Make sure that you're using the USB data sync cable included with your phone. Don't use a USB hub or the ports located on the front of your computer. USB ports on the front of a computer tend to be lower power.
• Check to see that your phone shows up in Device Manager. To do this:
1. For Windows 8 users: From the Start screen, type "Device Manager," tap or click Settings, and then tap or click Device Manager.
For Windows 7, Vista, or XP users: Click Start, right-click Computer, and then click Properties.
2. A window will appear with the name of your computer and a list of files. (If you don't see the files, tap or click the name of your computer). The name of your Windows Phone 8 should be listed under Portable Devices.

If your computer's Device Manager does not detect that your phone is connected, more than likely it's because there's no physical connection between the USB port on the phone and the USB port on the computer. Possible causes include:
• You are not using a good USB data sync cable, like the one that came with your phone. Some phones are also supplied with optional “charging” cables that cannot be used to establish a data connection with your PC. Try another cable, if possible.
• There is dust or debris in the USB port on the phone. Try using a can of compressed air to clear the USB port on the phone to ensure a good connection.
• The USB port you are using on the computer is bad. Try connecting to a different USB port. (You might also try connecting your phone to a different computer. This will validate whether the problem is with the USB connection on your computer.)

2. Restart your computer and phone To restart your phone, press and hold the Power button until you see Slide down to power off, then flick down. After it’s off, press to turn on your phone again.

a. If this restart sequence doesn’t work for your phone, try one of the following options:
• Press and hold the Power button and "slide down" when prompted. After it’s off, press the Power button to turn on your phone again.
• If your phone has a replaceable battery, remove and then reinsert the battery located under your phone’s back panel. Then press the Power button to turn on your phone again.
b. As soon as your Windows Phone 8 has restarted, follow the manufacturer's recommended steps to restart your computer.
c. If your phone is still not detected:
1. Restart the phone while it is attached to your computer.
2. Press and hold the Power button and "slide down" when prompted. Your phone should automatically restart if plugged into a usable USB port.


3. Update your Windows Phone 8 driverIf Windows Device Manager indicates a device problem or if the driver version of Windows Phone 8 that's installed isn't the current version, update the driver. To do this, follow these steps:

a. Connect your Windows Phone to your computer by using the USB cable that was included with your phone.
b. Windows 8 users: In the Start screen, type "Device Manager," tap or click Settings, and then tap or click Device Manager.
Windows 7, Vista, and XP users: Click Start, right-click Computer, and then click Properties.
c. A window will appear with the name of your computer and a list of files. (If you don't see the files, click the name of your computer.) The name of your Windows Phone 8 should be listed under Portable Devices. If Windows Phone was incorrectly installed, it may be listed with a yellow exclamation mark. Or, it may be listed under Other Devices as a USB device or an unknown device.
d. Double-tap or double-click Windows Phone (under Portable Devices) or the unknown device to open the Properties window.
e. On the Driver tab, tap or click Uninstall.
f. In the pop-up box "Confirm Device Uninstall," select "Delete the driver software for this device" and then tap or click OK.
g. Return to the Device Manager window. Tap or click the Action menu, and then tap or click Scan for hardware changes.
h. Open Portable Devices, double-tap or double-click the name of your Windows Phone, and then click the Driver tab.
Note If you don't see your phone's name, tap or click the unknown device that is listed under Other Devices, and then tap or click the Driver tab.
i. Tap or click Update Driver.
j. Tap or click Browse my computer for driver software.
k. Tap or click Browse, locate the C:\Windows\Inf\ folder on your computer, and then click OK.
l. Click Next and if you're prompted, click Install. You may only be given a Close option.
m. After the driver installation is complete, close the open windows until you exit the Device Manager. Restart your computer if you're prompted.

To manually download and install the Windows Phone driver:

a. Go to http://catalog.update.microsoft.com (http://catalog.update.microsoft.com) .
b. Search for "windows phone winusb". You should find "Windows Phone - Other hardware - WinUsb Device".
c. Tap or click Add in the right-most column.
d. ap or click View basket (just below the search box).
e. On the "Updates in your basket" screen, tap or click the Download button. Tap or click the Browse button and select a convenient location, such as your Desktop or the Downloads folder, to save the file. Tap or click Continue, and then tap or click Close when downloaded.
f. Browse to the file you downloaded (which may be contained in a folder called "Windows Phone - Other hardware - WinUsb Device") and then double tap or double click it.
g. Double tap or double click the file winusbcompat.cat. Select a location (such as the Desktop) to extract the file.
h. Repeat the steps under Update your Windows Phone 8 driver above, but when you reach Step K, browse to the file you just saved instead of the C:\Windows\Inf\ folder.  

4. Validate that you are using the correct synchronization client for your operating systemThe app you'll use depends on the kind of computer that you have, and what you'd like to do.

If you have Windows 7 or Windows 8, plug your phone into your computer with the USB cable that came with your Windows Phone and your computer will tell you how to get the right app.

Most versions of Windows (excluding Windows RT) allow you to connect to your Windows Phone by using Windows Explorer, which you can use to validate that you have an active connection or to copy content and media between your phone and your computer (excluding DRM content).

If you use a Mac, use the Windows Phone app for Mac (http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/windows-phone-app-for-mac) .

If your phone does not automatically direct you to the appropriate application to use, see the article Sync music, ringtones, and podcasts using my computer (http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/music/sync-music-ringtones-and-podcasts-using-my-computer) for more information.
5. Uninstall/Reinstall your Synchronization clientTo uninstall and reinstall your sync app:

For the Windows Phone app for desktop (Windows 8,Windows RT, or Windows 7):
a. Open the Control Panel:
Windows 8 and Windows RT users: On the Start screen, typeControl Panel and then select it.
Windows 7 users: Click the Start button and then click Control Panel.
b. Tap or click Uninstall a program.
c. Select the Windows Phone app and then tap or click the Uninstall button.
d. Reinstall the Windows Phone app for desktop. You can download the app from the link provided on the following page:

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/windows-phone-app-for-desktop (http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/windows-phone-app-for-desktop)


For the Windows Phone app (Windows 8 or Windows RT):
a. On the Start screen, right-click the screen or swipe in from the top or bottom edge to see the app command bar, and then tap or click All apps.
b. Right-click the Windows Phone app, and then tap or click Uninstall.
c. Reinstall the app from Windows Store or from the following site:

http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-US/app/windows-phone/0e0fbaf6-fd99-4046-b494-9ce469ae3009 (http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-US/app/windows-phone/0e0fbaf6-fd99-4046-b494-9ce469ae3009)


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