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Old 09-12-2007, 01:51 PM   #1
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When i try to open media files in my BB 8100
I get the error as
"Can't open file. Access to system file is not allowed"

What do i do now ?

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Old 09-12-2007, 01:58 PM   #2
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Are you trying to view the device memory, the Micro SD Card?

If you are trying to view those files from a PC, you must enable Mass Storage on the Media Card to do so. Options > Advanced > Media Card > Mass Storage Mode = ON
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I am using only device memory. I dont have an SD card in the BB..
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So where are you trying to view the files from? PC or BB?

Is it plugged into the USB to your PC? Give us some more information of the circumstance.

I am trying to help.
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When i try to open media files in my BB 8100
I get the error as
"Can't open file. Access to system file is not allowed"

What do i do now ?

Please Help
Aside from what JS asked, are you sure you're opening the correct file? I think the keywords here are "system files"- since I'm somewhat of a pc geek, I'd think RIM and your carrier wouldn't want you to have access to any system files so you wont hose the operating system. Somewhat like XP hiding your system files by default. Just a thought.
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Old 09-13-2007, 08:24 PM   #6
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What is the path that you took to get to your media files? I have never seen that error on my Pearl and I have tried every combination possible without it blowing up, lol.
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