Never buy HTC!!!More mobile phone problems!

tronator

knightstyle wrote: »

So we have had a wildfireS for some time now but being very busy have never worked out how to use it properly!
Downloaded the manual but it never helps.
At the moment we are trying to remove some apps, tried dragging to bin, no joy. So the manual states
From the Home screen, tap > Market > My apps. Tap the app you want to uninstall, and then tap Uninstall. When asked, tap OK. Choose the reason for removing the app, and then tap OK.
BUT where is "Uninstall"
The other thing we want to do is see pics sent on the phone but we have never managed to do this! Several friends have tried but no joy, it is so frustrating and HTC never reply to our emails!

PEBCAK

You could have asked nicely here before starting a rant...

knightstyle

Sorry but I know what SHOULD happen BUT the = when tapped just vibrates, nothing happens, if I hold it the keyboard appears!!!!!!!!!!
As for the pics I say again neither of the phone shops I asked for help from could find the pics either!
So are we all useless????

Johnmcl7

So how far are you getting with the steps and what are you seeing on screen? When you say the '=' button when tapped just vibrates, is that when you've opened the Play store? Or is that from the home screen? Can you get into settings at all?

John

cookie365

I used to have a Wildfire S. I can't remember exactly the steps, but uninstalling apps was easier than falling off a log.

Any app that asks for a password sounds dodgy to me. I'm guessing it's malware and has hooked itself into the OS to stop you from removing it. What app is it, and where did you get it from?

[Deleted User]

Is it not possible to walk into the shop you bought it from and ask, surely that is one reason you buy from a shop

forgotmyname

Goto the play store and select my apps and then uninstall it.

If it requires a password that you dont have then ask the person that installed it.

mazza111

HTC one V here. Just gave my wildfire to my sis to try it. Here you would go into settings > apps> downloaded> click the app> click uninstall.

Haven't got any mms on my fone to check them, sorry.

CC-Warrior

TheSaint wrote: »

Sounds like a problem with android rather than htc.

Try windows or iPhone, both are much easier to use.

That's nonsense, if Android as an OS is difficult to use then why does Android have the majority of the market share?

debitcardmayhem

Go to the home screen (press the little house key) then press the 4bar key and select settings. Then find applications , and press manage applications, and then select downloads, then tap the app and select uninstall (if it just says uninstall updates then you can't delete it all). No need to go to play store at all.

codo

I had a problem downloading mms on my android phone. It was because I was trying to download them while wifi was switched on and mms message needs to be downloaded via your data. If you have wifi switched on, turn it off, make sure data is enabled, then try to download the photo. It worked for me but I dont have a HTC I have a Huawei ascend. Hope this helps.