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How can I carry on with my Nokia Maps license after a hard reset?

01 August 2007 · by Steve Litchfield
Applications, Troubleshooting, Miscellaneous, Communications, Upgrading S60 3rd Edition
Q. I paid for a year's navigation on my S60 smartphone but then I upgraded the firmware and now navigation doesn't work anymore. Surely I don't have to pay all over again?

A. No, you don't, although Nokia hasn't made it easy to carry on. Here's the procedure:

  1. Start Maps application.
  2. Go to "Options -> Extra services"
  3. Select "Add navigation -> Accept -> Purchase -> Select the correct region" (i.e. the region you have earlier purchased the navigation to).
  4. You see a list of licenses with different lengths of time. You don't need to select the correct length, just go directly to "Options -> Update".
  5. Allow connection to license server to check purchase and license options by selecting "Yes".
  6. A note "xxx-day license activated" is shown where xxx is the amount of days left of your license.