Samsung Galaxy S2 Memory Issue

Check with your PC to see if the same problem is observed... (no other ideas sorry)

Unfortunately, it's the same issue.. Thank you anyway!

It must be Android that is causing the problem, try cleaning your SD card with Windows or possibly formatting it directly on Android...

Perfect, thank you for your help. I will still check if there is another solution to avoid losing my data.

Copy your data to your PC beforehand.

Thank youuuu Mourad, you are the best !!!!!

Following our phone conversation, I would like to send you this email to clarify the procedure for checking the availability of a corrective update for your Samsung mobile.

If there is an available update for your mobile, it will be automatically proposed by the Kies software that you can download from the following link:

https://www.samsung.com/fr/support/kies/

Please note that to successfully connect with Samsung Kies, you must:

On your mobile:
- Close all applications that are currently running.
- Disable the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function.

On your computer:
- Disable antivirus and firewall.
- Have the latest version of Samsung Kies installed.
- Have the latest version of Windows Media Player installed and updated.
- Have the latest version of .NET Framework installed from the www.microsoft.fr site.

If, after the update, you find that the malfunction persists, we invite you to reset your mobile's settings by proceeding as follows:

WARNING: The reset will delete all your data on the internal memory of your mobile, so please remember to back them up.

1. Menu
2. Settings
3. Privacy
4. Restore Default Settings
5. Click on Reset Phone

Like many, I've searched for a long time for the solution to "Insufficient system storage"!
Android creates miles of reports and files about everything that happens on your smartphone, ultimately eating up precious "system storage."
I went from 1.87GB of used space to 801MB with the following solution:
1- Dial *#9900# on the keyboard
2- Select "delete dumpstate/logcat"
3- Restart the smartphone and enjoy the miracle :-)
Needless to say, as in all the forums you've read before, you should of course move all possible apps to your SD card.

Solution for the original Galaxy S2:
Like many, I searched for a long time for the solution to "Insufficient system storage"!
Android creates miles of reports and files about everything that happens on your smartphone, ultimately eating up the precious "system storage."
I went from 1.87GB of used space to 801MB with the following solution:
1- Dial *#9900# on the keypad
2- Select "delete dumpstate/logcat"
3- Restart the smartphone and enjoy the miracle :-)
Needless to say, as with all the forums you’ve read before, you should of course move all possible applications to your SD card.

Thank you, Mourad. I had the same problem.
It's perfect now thanks to you.

Thank you, my brother
MOURAD, I have been dealing with this problem for a little while... bewildered, I logged onto this forum and... the miracle happened

thank you

Thank you, I also had the same problem.

I tried your solution but it doesn't work.

Solution for the original Galaxy S2:
Like many, I searched for a long time for the solution to "Insufficient system storage"!
Android creates miles of reports and files about everything that happens on your smartphone, ultimately hogging the precious "system storage."
I went from 1.87GB of used space to 801MB with the following solution:
1- Dial *#9900# on the keypad
2- Select "delete dumpstate/logcat"
3- Restart the smartphone and enjoy the miracle :-)
Needless to say, as mentioned on all the forums you've previously read, you should of course move all possible applications to your SD card.

Thank you for the tip! It worked!!!

Oh hey, greetings.
Basically, from what I understood from the link I posted, the guy on the forum proposes a solution "analogous" to that of our friend Mourad 75007, except that he addresses the problem directly at its source (in his case, it’s the modem of his GS2 that generates all these useless logs, maybe that’s our case too) and has therefore "modified" it a bit (actually, a lot). It's a radical solution, really.

Mourad 75007, on the other hand, suggests deleting these logs. They can reappear, I suppose, but we can delete them. I did it myself yesterday, and magic, I have memory again. For how long? I’m not sure, but the goal is achieved \o/ Just need to keep an eye on it so that the memory doesn’t fill up again ~

Through the phone's back office, it is possible to disable log file writing. Access the back office by dialing *#9900# and take advantage of everything the different fields have to offer.