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mrteeth

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On the notification bar on my DRM, I have an orange triangle with an exclamation mark in it. The message says, "Facebook (build 132_) download requires network......I can't read the rest of it. If I select that notification, it doesn't do anything.

It's been there the last 24 hours and I can't get rid of it. What is it? How can I get rid of it? Anybody know?

Thx
 
mrteeth said:
On the notification bar on my DRM, I have an orange triangle with an exclamation mark in it. The message says, "Facebook (build 132_) download requires network......I can't read the rest of it. If I select that notification, it doesn't do anything.

It's been there the last 24 hours and I can't get rid of it. What is it? How can I get rid of it? Anybody know?

Thx
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Not sure wat that's about,but I wld just delete the app,then re download it!
 
If there are any facebook app issues, I would just go into app settings, clear the data of facebook, then log back in, and set up your notifications and sync options again. That resets the app internally, like hollowing it out so to speak.
 
Can't un install FB. Can only un install updates. Wipe cache, log out, and soft reset but it's still there
 
I had that message there yesterday also. Couldn't get it to go away no matter what I tried. Funny thing was it seemed happy once I connected my phone to my home Wi-fi network. Then it downloaded something real quick and disappeared. Makes me think it just wanted Wi-fi for some reason.
 
If you are downloading form Play Store ... go to Settings when Play Store is loaded and make sure the Update over Wi-Fi only is not selected.

... Thom
 
That did it. Thanks so much. I had Wifi shut off because my company didn't want me streaming music over their network as it was stealing broadband.
 
Rather than turning off WiFi, just tell your phone to 'forget' the companies WiFI network. That way you'll be 3g/4g at work, but WiFi at home and elsewhere without having to do anything. (This of course assume that you have WiFI at home...)
 
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