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Windows Central Question
Hi everyone! I have a very complicated problem and thought you could help me. I will try to explain it as simple as possible.
1. I have Microsoft Lumia 535 dual SIM, but only use 1 card.
2. My girlfriend has some Huawei phone (forgot model), and she has 2 SIM cards and uses both.
3. I had her two numbers as two different contacts in my phone.
4. We started Conversation, I used my 1 card, and she used her first card.
(Everything fine until next step)
5. Now, she deactivates both her SIM cards and gets new one (third one, never used before) *NOTE: she didn't use her second SIM card in chat with me, only first, and now third.
6. She sends me message to my only SIM card, and it detects it as new Conversation.
(Now it really gets confusing, please bare with me
)
7. I decide to not make a new contact, but add that number (her third SIM card) to already existing Contact in my Adressbook. That existing Contact used her old (first) SIM card, and now I just added another phone number, because you can add more phone numbers to one Contact.
8. After that it merged 2 Conversations together: first (our old) conversation with her first SIM card, with her new (third) card and new message she sent me.
9. While messing with Contacts, I noticed that you can link your Contact with Facebook or Skype, but also with other Contacts! I didn't know that was possible, so I connected that modified Contact (her first SIM card + her new third SIM card) with her second SIM card! (that was also deactivated). *NOTE: I don't want to delete her deactivated numbers, because there is a chance she will get them activated again.
10. Now I ended up with 1 Contact who has 3 different phone numbers (2 in itself and 1 connected from second Contact)
11. Now, my problem is: I have 1 Conversation with both her old and new SIM cards, and 3 different phone numbers to same Contact.
12. When I try to send message to that Conversation, my girlfriend says she didn't receive it, so I guess it sent it to the deactivated SIM card.
I tried removing her second Contact (that has only her second SIM card on it), and it didn't help.
After that I tried disconnecting everything, even from Facebook account, and existing Conversation got named after her Facebook account that got disconnected with that Contact or SIM card!
When I want to start new Conversation, with her new (third SIM card) number, and type in her number, it automatically merges it with old Conversation. After that I send next message, and she recieves it. I thought problem was solved, but next message I sent it again didn't deliver, possibly again sending it to deactivated SIM card.
Please help me
1. I have Microsoft Lumia 535 dual SIM, but only use 1 card.
2. My girlfriend has some Huawei phone (forgot model), and she has 2 SIM cards and uses both.
3. I had her two numbers as two different contacts in my phone.
4. We started Conversation, I used my 1 card, and she used her first card.
(Everything fine until next step)
5. Now, she deactivates both her SIM cards and gets new one (third one, never used before) *NOTE: she didn't use her second SIM card in chat with me, only first, and now third.
6. She sends me message to my only SIM card, and it detects it as new Conversation.
(Now it really gets confusing, please bare with me

7. I decide to not make a new contact, but add that number (her third SIM card) to already existing Contact in my Adressbook. That existing Contact used her old (first) SIM card, and now I just added another phone number, because you can add more phone numbers to one Contact.
8. After that it merged 2 Conversations together: first (our old) conversation with her first SIM card, with her new (third) card and new message she sent me.
9. While messing with Contacts, I noticed that you can link your Contact with Facebook or Skype, but also with other Contacts! I didn't know that was possible, so I connected that modified Contact (her first SIM card + her new third SIM card) with her second SIM card! (that was also deactivated). *NOTE: I don't want to delete her deactivated numbers, because there is a chance she will get them activated again.
10. Now I ended up with 1 Contact who has 3 different phone numbers (2 in itself and 1 connected from second Contact)
11. Now, my problem is: I have 1 Conversation with both her old and new SIM cards, and 3 different phone numbers to same Contact.
12. When I try to send message to that Conversation, my girlfriend says she didn't receive it, so I guess it sent it to the deactivated SIM card.
I tried removing her second Contact (that has only her second SIM card on it), and it didn't help.
After that I tried disconnecting everything, even from Facebook account, and existing Conversation got named after her Facebook account that got disconnected with that Contact or SIM card!
When I want to start new Conversation, with her new (third SIM card) number, and type in her number, it automatically merges it with old Conversation. After that I send next message, and she recieves it. I thought problem was solved, but next message I sent it again didn't deliver, possibly again sending it to deactivated SIM card.
Please help me
