BlackBerry smartphone phone off of himself, now won't turn on and red light flashes

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• Turned on, the red light flashes twice used to blackBerry Bold 9700 Smartphones

  Hi all

  Last night during the use of my bb bold 9700, it comes went away, came back and then my bbm (messenger) has been removed, so I tried the update of the OS which proved a failure, unplug my bb from my cell phone minutes later, it exploded and the red light blinking twice, charge all night and symptoms persist. can someone help me please.

  Thank you

  Remove the battery and leave it out for about 2mins. Insert the battery and see if works. If this does not work, you can try the update of the new OS but this time with the battery. When the process gets to "Loading Applications" insert the battery and let it go through to the end.

  I hope that you have a previous backup, you won't be able to recover your data

• Data Push causes phone vibrate and red light flashes

  Hello, I noticed that the data push, in our case to the application of the ECL, causes the phone vibrates if the vibration is turned on and the red light blinks for about 15 minutes or more.  I was wondering if there was a way to prevent this, either on the phone, in the program or in Enterprise Manager.  We wanted to make a push to update on a daily basis, but are now rethinking this because our users cannot understand why their phone acts as she received a new message.

  Thanks for any help, Joe

  The priority header and browser notifications specified on the BlackBerry handheld doesn't apply only to browser attacks.  This does not apply if you push to a custom Java application on the BlackBerry (which is tuned for the push).  It is in this case the application to trigger alerts.

  You can refer to the PushedDataListener class in the sample of the ECL to see how notifications are triggered.

• BlackBerry smartphone phone off and won't come back

  Hi, two days ago my Blackberry Curve ran out of charge and Won ' t back lights. When I load it, the phone turns on indicating that the current passes through, but it just won't come back. A minor and independent, it's that when it still worked, I couldn't download Whatsapp. Please help if you have an idea of what might happen. The device never fell down

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Please try this sequence... Note that, throughout the whole 4h15m process, your BB should stay connected to a good charger (not the USB PC):

  1. With battery, connect your BB to the wall charger
  2. Leave it alone for 2 hours, no matter what the LED or the screen not
  3. Remove the battery
  4. Wait 15 minutes
  5. Insert the battery
  6. Wait another 2 hours, no matter what the LED or the screen not

  This has been known to "revive" some BBs.

  It is also possible that your battery or BB has encountered a problem... to test, this sequence is necessary:

  1. Get a known good and already fully charge battery... use it in your BB and see what happens
  2. Get access to a BB good and the same known... use your battery in there and see what happens

  The results of this will show if your BB or your battery that has the problem.

  Good luck and let us know!

• Screen blackBerry Smartphones Black, red light flashing

  I was downloading an application when a screen message told me to reboot to continue the installation. I pressed the Off button, but now, despite pressure on the Start button, the phone will not come alive, even if she was recently charged. There is just a black screen and the little red light flashes from time to time.

  Hi HarryTyrrell

  Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums

  By pressing the button Off is not the correct way to restart our BlackBerry device, please perform a battery pull reboot as this device while is powered on remove waiting battery for a min. and then reinsert it wait until the device take a long restart. See if that helps.

  If this isn't the case, then try to start your machine in Safe Mode and in Safe Mode uninstall your downloaded recently or that you think is responsible for this.

  KB17877 How to start a smartphone BlackBerry in Safe Mode  

   

  Try it and tell us.

  Prince

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• I drop my iphone in a cup of tea and now won't turn on, how can I solve this

  I drop my iPhone in a cup of tea and now won't turn on, how can I solve this

  Take it to Apple to have watched it.

  See you soon,.

  GB

• I just got a MacBook Pro renovated Friday. It won't turn on and continues to beep.  What could this be? He was working.

  I just got a MacBook Pro renovated Friday. It won't turn on and continues to beep.  What could this be? He was working.

  The number of beeps

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone won't boot to the top

  I downloaded a few applications to Blackberry World on my night of phone. One was booster. When I tried to open it I got an error message saying something about Java, and after failed attempts to open it, I deleted it. The other was AP Reader. I just tried to open it for the first time this morning. When I clicked on it, the phone started to reboot. He took an unusually long time to restart, then I put down and came back some time later. When I picked up, he seemed to be in the off position. I tried to turn it back on but nothing happened. So I took the battery out and put back. The fire came, stayed on a minute or two, but instead of booting, the phone is off again. I tried to remove the SIM card as well as the battery and then replace both, but he got the same results. I can't even reset the phone to default settings because I can't seem to start. Help! What can I do?

  Sometimes you gotta try some variations... If you have tried only twice, you did not probably not enough variations. I remember a device where I had to wait for the touchscreen to become active, hold down the ESCAPE key for about 50% of the loading bar, release, then press and hold again close to 80% to 90%. A strange sequence, but it worked for me.

  If you don't want to keep trying, your only recourse will be more drastic... I hope you have a good backup, as it is unlikely that you will be able to get one now.

  • KB10144 How to force detect the BlackBerry smartphone using the Application Loader
  • KB27956 How to recover a BlackBerry smartphone from any State
  • http://CrackBerry.com/BlackBerry-101-lecture-12-how-reload-operating-system-nuked-BlackBerry

  You can also study the use of BBSAK (bbsak.org) to perform the wipe what he is capable.

  Good luck and let us know!

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Bold 9700 won't turn on and keeps restarting!

  I only got my Blackberry "BOLD" for about 2 months. The camera was a little funny and don't zoom so I turned my phone off and took out the battery and succeeded him in an attempt to restart the phone. Now, it won't turn!

  When the battery is in the light of the red LED at the top right corner turns on then turns off when the phone starts showing the BLACKBERRY Logo on the screen with the loading bar under. The bar then shows it to load, but almost immediately, it freezes and turns off. She does several times, but I tried to remove and replace the battery several times.

  I'm sure that this is not a problem with the battery, I had only he alleged the night previous and even tried using another battery of my friends BlackBerry to check, but the continuous phone to turn on several occasions, crash, turn off.

  Anyone have a similar problem or know a solution? Thank you!

  Hey guys!

  I managed to fix my blackberry!

  The best and probably the only solution for a blackberry caught in a never-ending cycle of reset / or always show error messages is to perform a "Clean Reload of your Blackberry Device Software"!

  I found 2 websites more useful!

  This site is by Blackberry from Research in Motion themselves who teaches you how to perform a clean reload. It requires for you to have your cable USB Blackberry and Blackberry Manager installed on your computer. There is a clear process of no to no! However, there are some which confused me at first so just to clarify... in step 4 where they ask allows you to check that you don't have the latest version of the software installed... If your software device tab is empty as indicated in step 3, this means that you currently no. SOFTWARE INSTALLED and so should follow the link indicated in step 4 (or pasted below) to download (and install) the latest software for your blackberry phone model and service provider before performing a cleaning charge.

  For a clean reload:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB11320

  To download the latest version of the device software:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB12532

  NOTE: When you do a clean refill, you can see that the Blackberry Manager to first show your blackberry as "disconnected." If the Manager continues to install/reload the software for device on your blackberry with no complications, I wouldn't worry too much about not because once the own recharge is over and your device will restart the Blackberry Manager would show so your device as "connected."

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  The second site (unofficial Blackberry Forum) basically explains / uses the same process but it is a little outdated and I found some differences in the Blackberry Manager software they use and some steps may no longer apply. However, it should be that if you find you have difficulty getting your BlackBerry connected to your Office Manager as constant rebooting CAN cause the device to connect and disconnect continuously, this site can be useful for more of this problem. I personally don't have this problem if I had expected, which can be a result of the latest models of Blackberry devices and software device etc.

  For more of the constant connecting and disconnecting your BlackBerry since the Blackberry Desktop Manager:

  http://CrackBerry.com/BlackBerry-101-lecture-12-how-reload-operating-system-nuked-BlackBerry

  Hope this helps!  x

• Lost blackBerry Smartphones phone - how to transfer contacts?

  I lost my blackberry pearl, and I had saved a few weeks ago. Now, I replaced with the same phone but I can not understand how to access my contacts from my old phone LOST and get them on my new. I tried switching devices Wizard, but it tells me to connect the old phone, which I did not

  Help.

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  What you need to do is to find, on your PC, the IPD file created when you backed up. Search your entire hard drive *. IPD. Then use this file as the source of a restoration of your new BB (choose ONE of these KB, depending on the version of the RIM Desktop software you have already installed on your PC):

  • KB23680 How to back up and restore data from BlackBerry using BlackBerry Desktop Software 6.0 smartphone
  • KB10339 How to use BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.3 to 5.0.1 to restore data from a BlackBerry smartphone from a backup file

  Good luck and let us know!

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone froze then udating software

  I took out the battery several times and it won't always go beyond 5% (its been there for 12 hours now), social RSS to 0%.

  (Credit JSanders)

  There are two methods for recovering for you to try:

  One:

  • Open Blackberry Desktop Software & connect your device with the PC using the USB cable, without inserting the battery.
  • You have three Retry option, update or cancel, and then click Update.
  • Once it is at the stage of the "initialization of pocket" update, then insert the batteries.
  • If this does not work, and you get stuck on the safeguarding of social data feeds, go to the second method below.

  Second:

  • Start your BlackBerry in safe mode.  Article ID: KB17877 how to start a mode BlackBerry smartphone without failurehttp://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB17877
  • Connect to the BlackBerry Desktop Software and allow handheld to connect. If you are prompted to update, cancel the upgrade for later.
  • IF you can not connect or your desktop software does not recognize your device in Mode safe, please follow the instructions here to force detection: Article ID: KB10144 how to force detect the BlackBerry smartphone using the Application Loader
  • Go to device > delete > SELECT DATA > select this option to remove the Social flow and smart card data bases and follow the rest invites you to complete.
  • Now, you can go back and click to update the device through the Desktop Manager, or restart the BlackBerry in normal mode and continue on the upgrade of the air.

• Broken blackBerry Smartphones phones worried! want to know what's wrong!

  Hi, I have the curve8520 on tmobile and recently, I downloaded an application called KIK MESSENGER, as everyone was furious on this subject and then everyone says it could be a virus or it hacks in your phone, so I removed it. Thoough now my screen went blank (white) and turns off and the boy continues flashing red light (certainly not dead like a load n when it cut) this possbly would be the app this or my phone is broke?

  It is possible that there was a software problem. Try to reload the operating system by following the steps in the following link:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/device-software-for-BlackBerry/how-to-reload-your-operating-S...

  If your computer cannot see your phone, don't worry. Let me know and I'll give the additional steps to turn it on.

  Good luck and keep me posted!

• 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!

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone book

  Hi all

  My Blackberry 8120 comes by mail, now I'm at a point where I need to transfer all my contacts from my old cell (Motorola Razr) I had for 3 years.

  Note: I use the prepaid T-Mobile service.

  Thank you all, Lilbreez

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  A few things to discuss... so bear with me...

  (1) contrary to others how things, RIM does not provide desktop PIM. Others force you to use their PIM and only their PIM. RIM provides a driving software that works as a bridge between your PIM and the BB. See this compatible PIM KB:

  • KB12268 Applications supported by BlackBerry Desktop Manager to synchronize

  (2) RIM provides a device switch Wizard to migrate from another SmartPhone to a BB... but only for compatible devices. See this KB:

  • KB05459 How to use the switch device Wizard to switch to another smartphone to a BlackBerry smartphone

  (3) If your old phone is not compatible with the wizard, then RIM more offers the possibility to import ASCII and CSV files. See this KB:

  • KB04312 Create and synchronize with an ASCII export file
    KB11194 How to import contacts from a CSV file to the BlackBerry
  • Sorry, but RIM does no research on how to get your data from your old device and in ASCII format or CSV... it is a function of your old device.

  So your choice is, IMO, to continue to use a desktop PIM for your data (and you should, IMO)... then choose a compatible PIM (from above). Then download your data from your old device and the PIM Office. Next, configure the BB to sync with the PIM:

  • KB17022 How to configure applications to Organizer for synchronization using BlackBerry Desktop Manager

  Good luck and let us know!

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone lights after battery died

  Yesterday my completely dead phone, causing my phone turn off.  I got it for about 8 hours to charge, and I get nothing.  The red light for 15 seconds about, then off and then back on...

  Any suggestions?

  You see on the screen a battery with a slash (/) symbol through it?

  Leave the appliance to charge 2-3 hours and then, always toujours relie connected to the USB cable, remove the battery from the camera a few seconds and plug it back. If it starts - let - the charges to 100% (check the Options > status for the percentage). If it is not restart on the first attempt, leave several hours. I had a charge for two days before, she came back to life after extreme exhaustion of the battery. Every 3-4 hours with the device plugged into the charger, you can remove and replace the battery to see if it restarts.

  Otherwise, no dead battery symbol... If your BlackBerry is still under tension turned off with a black screen, follow the instructions below. The only indication of life may be the flashing red indicator light in the upper corner. Nothing seems to wake and Desktop Manager does not recognize that a device is connected.

  (1) make sure that you have Blackberry Desktop Manager installed.
  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/services/desktop/
  (2) on your PC, go to start > run and copy and paste the following line exactly (i.e. with quotation marks):

  'c:\program files\common research in motion\apploader\loader.exe' /nojvm

  (3) the Application Loader Wizard will appear - click on "next".
  (4) in the ' connection: ' drop-down menu, you should see "USB - PIN: UNKNOWN". Click on the button "next".
  (5) you should see a list of applications ready to be installed for your Blackberry. Press Next and finish, and that you are well on your way to get your Blackberry to life. Congratulations! Just unplug and let the process finish completely.

  NOTE: If you do not display the list of applications mentioned in step 5 and instead to see the message "the Blackberry Desktop Software has no Blackberry Device Software for the device you have connected to the computer. Contact your wireless service provider or system administrator', then you must download the Blackberry operating system for your support and your device.
  http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/BlackBerry_Operating_System_Downloads
  Just select the appropriate type of carrier and network, select your Blackberry model from the list and download the latest version. Install this download and follow the steps above again and you should be on the right track.