Step by Step: Deleting Factory Pictures/Ringtones/Videos

[pineapple_grower]

Factory Pictures

1. Connect to the Vu with EFS, Instructions Here: [Link]

2. Navigate to /LGAPP/Media/Images/Default

3. Delete to you heart's content. Since the phone's default image after a Factory Reset is Sunset.jpg, either make sure you DON'T DELETE or REPLACE it with another image after RENAMING it to MATCH. Obviously do not delete any images that you have set as the wallpaper as you will start looping, aka soft brick your phone.

Factory Ringtones

1. Connect to the Vu with EFS.

2. Navigate to /LGAPP/Media/Midis/RingTone

3. Delete what you don't like.

Factory Video

1. Connect to the Vu with EFS.

2. Navigate to /LGAPP/Media/Videos/Default

3. The stock video is in here. Delete away.

If there is any confusion please post.    

[pdxpc]

I found that the "Quick Alarm" uses the phone's default ringtone, in my case the AT&T tone.  Once I deleted it the Quick Alarm feature stopped working.  Well, it worked, but there was no sound.  The normal alarm clock allows you to choose the alarm tone, but the quick version doesn't.  The only fix I could come up with was to replace the AT&T Tone.

[MGD3]

Does anyone know how i can get a ringtone "factory ringtone that came with the phone" from an LG VX5500 and put it on my LG Dare?  I love one of them but they dont have it on the LG Dare.

[Robbie]

After I have connected to EFS, how am I supposed to navigate? Nothing comes up but the files that are on my CPU in the bottom left window.

[v12w61]

Make sure you check your phones software, It sounds like you have V10 DEC12 software, If thats the case you will need to install and use LGMDP first before using EFS, Here is the link,
  http://www.lg-vu.com/index.php?topic=4954.0.

[bbqamazing]

I found that the "Quick Alarm" uses the phone's default ringtone, in my case the AT&T tone.  Once I deleted it the Quick Alarm feature stopped working.  Well, it worked, but there was no sound.  The normal alarm clock allows you to choose the alarm tone, but the quick version doesn't.  The only fix I could come up with was to replace the AT&T Tone.

I simply renamed on of my ringotnes that I made "AT&T Tone.mp3" and put it in the /Media/Midi/Ringtones folder and Quick Alarm now uses it.