Here's an odd one. Got a newish 6630, factory reset, so effectively virgin.

I go to Nokia's support site (http://www.nokia.co.uk/nokia/0,6771,64931,00.html
) and see various software. I download one of the apps and copy across to the 6630. I try opening the SIS file and I get

'Go online and check application validity'.

Never seen this before, on any Symbian platform. If I press No, the installation just stops, if I say Yes, I get the immediate error message 'Certificate revoked for this application'.

Maybe the answer is that the apps were put up by Nokia last December and have simply time-expired? If that's the case, you'd have thought Nokia would have noticed by now and fixed the cutoff dates or removed the items?

Wierd, wierd....

Steve Litchfield

The apps should be OK (haven't downloaded them in a while myself, though, but one would think others would've seen this already, too, if it is something with those).

Is menu > Tools > Manager > Options > Settings > Online certif. check > Off (and also Software installation > On), already?

Anything "fishy" in menu > Tools > Settings > Security Settings > Certificate management?

Retail firmware or operator or service provider version? If the latter, who?

Is menu > Tools > Manager > Options > Settings > Online certif. check > Off


That's the one!! I'm a bit of a Series 60 newbie 8-)))

I presume that this is already off for most handsets and that mine must have been locked down extra hard when originally shipped by Vodafone?

Steve