January 15th, 2013, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by rajpes
My mp3 files were stored in internal memory.
Now i deleted all those files from there and added them to SD card.But now they are not shown at all(we can't even see them while configuring any notification's ringtone).Now don't get confused that my USB is connected while i was doing this.Even if I remove USB you CAN NOT see any ringtone files!
On the contray,if we go to music player and long press a mp3 file, we can permanently set it as a ringtone but no solution for other notifications(facebook,gmail etc)
There is no question of any factory reset as this is a brand NEW phone!
Thank You
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Even brand new phones get shipped with a few 1's and 0's out of wack in the caches. It happens, and a factory reset usually fixes a lot of the little quirks that arise either right after purchasing a phone, or receiving a new update.
When I get an update, I immediately do a factory reset to be sure the phone has a clean slate to load everything properly.
I completely understand your reluctance to do a factory reset, with loss of data and all. My apologies for not beeing able to give you better help.
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