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• Slow blackBerry smartphones to synchronize Outlook 2007 <>- DM 4.6

  My clocks are running 4 minutes even if no records have been changed.

  BlackBerry 9000 4.6.0.167

  DM 4.6

  Win XP

  Outlook 2007, 2000 contacts

  Synchronization is displayed to review all records in the contacts of the device twice ('reading', and then 'transformation'), even if no changes have been made.

  I just spent an hour by inserting in the escalation process to get an answer to the question of the slow sync.

  Function of Blackberry technical support, starting with DM 4.3 consistency checking occurs much more on each synchronization.  Each record is checked once again, even the records without modification.  Then your synchronization time depend on the size of your database, not the number of recent changes.  Apparently the Blackberry is aspiring to the levels of corruption much lower than its competitors.

  So get used to slow the synchronizations.  A good chance of the brush upwards on your Spanish or read this book self-help.

• BlackBerry Smartphones very slow CPU speed.

  We have two BB bold 9900, we're working very well the other has very slow response to each action. even using the touchpad to navigate a huge delays. We also get the small icon of black clock all the time. There are many cases when the process is never ending and he must remove the batteery to reset the phone. Any thoughts? Thank you.

  A battery pull is always recommended to take the first step.  You have done this, then I would jump straight to a reload of the OS.  Why are we so slow 9900 and the other is not?  I really have no reason for that, but the reload of the operating system is a good step to take.  Not to worry even upgrade to a newer version, sometimes the same reload OS will do (update if a new version is available is however also recommended).

  To do this, connect your phone to your PC and open BlackBerry Desktop Software.  Click on the device at the top of the software, then click on restore.  Load the last restore point.

  Let us know if that helps you.

• Removal of blackBerry Smartphones Hoursgalss, slow, SMS

  Since last week, my Alltell 8130 was the removal of my message history and call for papers. Boring, but I could ignore that.

  For these last two days, however, the phone has handled things extremely slow, constantly updated to the top of the hourglass icon and basically stalling for several seconds at a time on features ranging from fromtrying to check the text / call logs, at the opening of the internet browser, control electronics, even incoming / outgoing calls. Call button the half of the time that the phone does not block for 1-20 of secodns after having clicked on the end.

  Is it a software update or something? Nothing has been wise to changed settings, and the only change in the typical use is that I started to surf the web and check e-mail more frequently on the phone.

  Any help is appreciated.

  The device of low, low memory.

  First thing? Check the file without Options > status, what is the number to the free file? Now, remove the battery from your device, hold a minute, replace, and restart. What is now the free file?

  Read this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/116396-managing-your-bb-memory-lost-ca...

  And this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/112029-losing-call-logs-sms-emails-opt...

  Other links to read:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB15345&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14320&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/dynamickc.do?externalId=KB14213&sliceId=SAL_Public&command=show&forwa...

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone slow - activity monitor - the file manager/Explorer

  In fact, I have 3 questions that are more or less related I think.  (1) I installed a lot of apps since getting my 9530 Storm a few days ago, especially to try.  Since then, occasionally when I try to do something, I'll see just the icon of "transformation" (the circular icon with the one hand forward like a clock) for a very long time.  It is not always the same app or thing I try to do.  I suspect that * part * of the problem is that I was not closing apps - that moving from one to the other, and he left running in memory to the bottom of things (in particular, I suspect PocketDay and Internet browser for it).  Keep the battery solved the problem every time.  This leads to my next question: (2) is it a kind of application or activity monitor app which will let me know what programs are juice?  I saw a kind of app somewhere that is supposed to kind of manage the memory and do a "battery pull reboot" without physically pull the battery.  Maybe that's what I'm looking for.  (3) is there a kind of thing edge file manager/Explorer?  I know there must be an app for this, and I have no problem any display on my lap as mass storage.  I'm talking about something from the BB itself.  Recommendations for a good?   Thanks for any comment on this.  I will do this kind of things slowly, but thought it was a jet-out for some ideas.

  Hello!

  Lots of advice... start here...

  There are three types of potential memory on a BB: 1) application memory, the device memory) 2 and 3) Media/SD memory card

  Application memory - it is the most important; It is protected (not available to the user), dedicated and (fixed size) space as the destination for the installation of applications (more a few storage applications, overhead and other costs). You can't touch AppMemory. You cannot improve the maximum AppMemory that your BB has. It is what it is. Applications can install only here... There is no other choice.

  The device memory - it is space on your BB you can touch these files, images, media, etc. In general, it is not very big, but it is available.

  Memory card SD/Media - is what it says... your SD card to store files, media, photos, etc.. It can be as large as your BB OS can support... see this KB:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB05461

  On some devices/OS levels, enforcement and the memory of the device are combined into "free file"... This is, IMO, a little more difficult to administer that you can't see really how AppMemory you have. Nevertheless, here are some tips to use:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB15345
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB14320
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB14213

  Finally, it is always important to correctly close applications when you are finished with them. Using the back or on the red button won't do that - those leave the app to decide what to do... and some let themselves memory-resident, consumes resources on your BB, slowing down the overall performance. Rather, to close an application, press the BBKey and select 'Farm' or 'Quit'... that forces the application to be closed, freeing for your new use the resources it consumed. Some applications will always be running (in general - BBMessenger, browser, homescreen, phone and Messages)... but, you should always close them properly - especially the browser... If we leave on a web page, it will not consume only additional resources, but the power of the battery as well.

  Now, to your question about memory management and a reboot Batt-Pull simulated... There is indeed an application for the part... of the latter it is called QuickPull and it is available via AppWorld or directly from Steelhorn. I have the pro version and it works fine - except that he can't perform the reset if the device is locked with a password. But I can work around that. I restart my storm every night and allows me to stay in good shape... full batt-tire is a rare thing now (zero not... just rare).

  Regarding the management of files embedded... Indeed it is. Launch the Media application, but do not select any of the individual applications. Press the BBKey and select Explorer... you are now in the native file Explorer.

  See you soon!

  Good luck!

• Incredibly slow blackBerry 9300 smartphones, I've tried everything.

  Hey everybody!

  To start:

  I'm on Koodo

  I have a 3g 9300 curve, and it's OS is 6.0 Bundle 2391

  Storage applications: 189.6 MB used 66.4 free

  Pull dough pre:

  Memory usage: 178.7 used 77.1 free under applications.

  Device status indicates 69103008 bytes free.

  After a battery pull:

  Memory usage: 161.4 used 94.5 free

  Device status: 695473936

  I have all the standard applications provided with the Blackberry, not supplements.

  I have a few hundred MB of music on a 2 GB card.

  Now for the problem.

  I've had my crackberry for a month now, and I love it.  But last week, it has become incredibly slow, sometimes sitting for 10 minutes at a time without me being able to do anything whatsoever, and I missed a few calls telephone too.  In fact, at the ceremony of my school, I had my friend put it in her purse, and when she brought out, it was frozen with the clock displaying the start time of rewards.

  I am extremely frustrated. Here is what I tried:

  Battery pull

  Clear the log

  Cleaner memory

  Close all possible applications

  Remove the media card

  Remove languages that I don't use.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  : My battery life took a dive in the light of this situation of freezing.  It lasts usually me from about 07:00 at arouns 9 or 10 in the night, so a good 14 or 15 hours.  But now he is barely 6 hours, and which is often idle and in my pocket.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  OK, so now back to your security settings and turn it off.

  There is really no need for Memory Cleaner use for most users, it does not increase any amount of memory and regularly uses single process time and causes the processor blasted animated clock.

• BlackBerry smartphones! SLOW CALENDAR ON 8530 AFTER UPDATE TO 5.0.0.734!

  Hi all

  I was looking through this forum, and I have not met anyone mention anything to this topic, so I hope I do just something wrong...

  I've recently updated OS from my Berry to 5.0.0.734, and since I did it, my calendar is simply unusable. When I click on the icon to enter the calendar, it crashes just for about 10 to 20 seconds (depending on which is open) and won't let me do anything, even go out... Total crash... and then once he enter the calendar, it crashes again before it allows me to scroll to enter an appointment. In total, he is probably going to take me 20 to 30 seconds to get to the point where I can start typing the actual appointment details.

  What have I done? Is there a cure? What I do back? I never had to push back a Berry before, it's that something simple? Really sucks!

  PIN please me or just add me to BB Messenger - PIN: XXXXXXXX

  Help, please!

  Thanks for your time...

  EDIT: Personal information removed - information such as personnel of pines, IMEIs, e-mails & phone numbers are prohibited for safety reasons.

  ~ Tom

  Curve 8530

  Problem solved...

  I was in the previous version of the BlackBerry operating system (OS: 5.0.0.508) and all my pains have disappeared. I just couldn' is to live without a responsive phone...

  For some reason, the recent software update failed miserably, or is miserable to start. I recommend to keep 5.0.0.508 and won't 5.0.0.734.

  In any case, I was able to restore my recurrances endless in my calendar and it's as soon as I click on the calendar on the homescreen application icon.

  Bifocals, I really appreciate the time you took, but two days was long enough for me without a decent phone... now I am a proud and happy owner of BlackBerry Curve again.

  I hope that we can discuss again on the road... just not on the calendars being slow... hehehe.

  Sincerely,

  ~ Tom

• BlackBerry Smartphones extremely slow

  All of a sudden, my 2 1/2 years Curve 9300 started acting strangely. It is extremely slow. Get turns the dial inside the box. Sometimes pages shadow. Have removed all unwanted applications, but free space continues to plummet up to 39.2 MB. Need help.

  The first suggested course (restoration) has not fixed the problem. One of the following links with instructions for a complete reload of software seems to have done the trick. Thank you.

• Phone of blackBerry Smartphones running slow

  OK my phone seems slow... an irritating mini clock appears in the middle of the screen and reverse freezes... What is a processor problem?

  Follow this procedure:

  Options > Security > Advanced security settings > memory cleanup

  Not checked the box enable if it is checked. And try to restart again.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones unresponsive slow keys

  I had a hard time with my keyboard of the Bold 9900, especially for key ' and 'w '. This affects '1' and '4' as well. Most of the time, there are several trials for me to get these two alphabet to appear. But sometimes, it works perfectly well. This started happening about two days ago. Is there anything I can do to get to the top and as it is supposed to? I have the last 7.1 OS btw.

  Please try reloading the OS, see this article.

  How to perform a clean reload of the BlackBerry Device Software using BlackBerry Desktop Software fo...

  If still persists please contact your service provider or by phone for your question.

  Thank you.

• Buttons on Smartphones Curve 8520 blackBerry answers do not or do not do what they should

  Hi all!

  My sister has a Blackberry Curve 8520 to the age of 6 months.  She dropped it in water and it no longer works.  I dried (in rice) and bought a new battery for it that the old man has failed.

  The phone works and turns on.  However, whenever it is turned on, it displays the message ' eception exception: index 3 > = 3'.  To override what I have to press on enter on the keyboard.  This shows the main screen and all the links, news etc.  The trackball or 4 keys (power, call, etc.) do not respond when I try to press ok.  They all respond when the screen goes well.

  The volume button does not work, but the button to camera but I can't leave it by pressing return.  I have to remove the battery.

  In the journal of calls by pressing the 4 buttons, from left to right, shows Jk, yi, hl b nm.  Bring down that I have to take out the battery.

  If I try to get the IMEI number after you type the #, pressing on * # turns into 'Quo '.  Pressing SHIFT + a # after U, Alt + a = Q =.

  Is it fixable somehow?

  Thank you.

  images sent by mms and email from my vacation.

• BlackBerry Smartphones coming slow retro

  Hello!

  I just did the last OS update.  Now, I note that when the LCD on my 8330 will Dim (after the time-out period), it is much slower to come back.  Before the update I could press the trackball and it would immediately be up to 100% of the light, then dim properly.  Now it is up to 0% when I press on (I can barely see), then it comes slowly to an appropriate brightness.  The net result - it's just very slow to wake up when I need it.  We are talking about a few seconds... but it is a real pain!

  He has NOT done this before the update.

  Any thoughts or ideas?

  TIA

  It wasn't the microSD in need of a reformat either.  However, I just gritted my teeth and just downgraded to:

  4.5.0.101 device software version / platform 3.2.0.51 / OS 4.5.0.77 Verizon Wireless

  Problem disappeared.  They must have introduced some changes that has been either slow the system down to the low enough to protest the delay or there was some bad interaction with something on my machine/all applications and data.  Well, I wasn't going to use the new features of the OS 4.5.0.138 build anyway.

• My Curve 8900 blackBerry Smartphones has slowed.

  I often get the symbol of 'the clock' spinning round and have to wait to open a file or to take measures for a period of time. I don't have a lot of data stored on the device and wonder what the problem is!

  So, the 8900 does not have a separate media storage area. It's been a while but I think that you can connect to Desktop Manager and transfer the pictures on the memory of the device to the computer. Once you do this, you can use mass storage mode to copy and paste on the press card. Sorry, it has been a long time since I have used the 8900.

• Slow blackBerry smartphones

  I noticed when the clock screen selection of music (be it in my library, vcast or Slacker) arrives and the phone seems overwhelmed... I know previous discussions have shown ways to speed up the phone by deleting items or cleaning of the home screen, but is it possible to buy something to speed up this thing?

  to close an application when the application is open, press the bb button, and then click Close.

  to see which applications are open, from the home screen, press and hold the button bb for 3 sec.  a box will open and display applications running, just click on the app and watch meanings to close.  Some applications you can not close and must remain open.

• Slow blackBerry Smartphone Super battery charges via USB

  I noticed that when I charge the phone using the wall charger, it will achieve a full charge in about an hour.  USB charging takes however as three hours.  Why is this?

  Two or three hours I guess. Of course, it will depend on your level of battery at the beginning. I just plug mine every night in a wall outlet, have scheduled Quickpull to run at 4:30, and I have a fully charged device and reset every morning.