Note that the error code 800705B4 occurs during updating and you will need to clear the cache to start again. This means you have to try deleting your browser, map, and search history to start again. Below you will find the process to do this and attempt to update you mobile phone again.
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Error Code 800705B4
Firstly, if your phone is currently connected to your computer, please disconnect it. Next, navigate to the App list by flicking left on Start. Once you’re in the App list, tap on Settings and then flick to Applications. In the Applications menu, tap on Internet Explorer, followed by Delete history, and finally, tap on Delete. By doing this, you’re effectively deleting your browser history, saved cookies and passwords, and temporary Internet files from your phone.
Afterwards, press the Back button to return to Applications. Subsequently, tap on Maps, then Delete history, and finally, tap on Delete. This action will delete your map search history, pins, and downloaded map images from your phone.
Again, press the Back button to return to Applications. Following that, tap on Search, then Delete history, and finally, tap on Delete. This will delete your search terms history from your mobile phone. Lastly, connect your mobile phone to your PC using the USB cable that came with your mobile-phone, and then try to update your phone again.
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What is the importance of deleting history?
Deleting your history yields several advantages, each contributing to a more efficient and secure online experience:
Firstly, regularly clearing your browser history enhances performance. By eliminating saved data in your browser cache, this practice can lead to improved device and browser performance.
Secondly, deleting your history plays a crucial role in safeguarding your privacy. As your browser history contains personal information, website cookies, and other saved data, its removal makes it more challenging for websites and entities to identify and track you, thereby protecting your privacy.
Moreover, the act of deleting your history prevents tracking. Your search history can unveil your interests and activities, making you susceptible to online tracking. By erasing your history, you mitigate the risk of being tracked.
Additionally, regularly clearing your history contributes to data security. Information such as saved passwords and autofill details are vulnerable to leaks and breaches, and deleting your history serves as a proactive measure to secure this sensitive information.
Furthermore, the practice of deleting your history helps avoid clutter. Over time, cached information can accumulate and impede your browser’s performance, making regular deletion a practical strategy for maintaining optimal functionality.
It’s worth noting that establishing a routine of deleting your search history at least twice a month is considered a good practice to reduce the risk of hacking. For an added layer of protection, consider browsing in an incognito window, which prevents the saving of your search history on your device.
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Process to fix the error
If your phone is connected to your computer, disconnect it.
On Start, flick left to the App list.
Tap Settings, then flick to Applications.
Tap Internet Explorer > Delete history > Delete.
This deletes your browser history, saved cookies and passwords, and temporary Internet files from your phone.
Press the Back button to return to Applications.
Tap Maps > Delete history > Delete.
This deletes your map search history, pins, and downloaded map images from your phone.
Press the Back button to return to Applications.
Tap Search > Delete history > Delete.
This deletes your search terms history from your mobile phone.
Now connect your mobile phone to your PC using the USB cable that came with your mobile-phone, and then try to update your phone again.
See Error Code 800705B4 as well as Error Code 80181197 and Error Code 801811A5. Finally there is Error Code 800704C7 as well.
