I just got a Lumia 822 the other day, and went to throw all my music on it. I plugged it in, and my machine (win7x64) detected it as a USB Mass Storage Device, and assigned it a drive letter. I ignored the 'Get the Windows Phone App' message, and proceeded to dump a load of music onto the freshly detected drive letter. I find out later, that the phone is not supposed to show up as a drive letter. I'm guessing this was a fluke. Not a big deal, or so I thought.
I now have an issue. The phone itself did not recognize the music I had placed on it, and it apparently is now quantified in the 'Other' category, taking up 3.9GB of space, with no apparent way to get rid of it.
Is there a way to free up this space? I'd rather avoid wiping the phone altogether if possible, but recovering that space is worth it if it must be done.
Thanks!
I now have an issue. The phone itself did not recognize the music I had placed on it, and it apparently is now quantified in the 'Other' category, taking up 3.9GB of space, with no apparent way to get rid of it.
Is there a way to free up this space? I'd rather avoid wiping the phone altogether if possible, but recovering that space is worth it if it must be done.
Thanks!