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• BlackBerry smartphone screen turns black in the Blackberry Bold 9900, but everything else, keys, touchpad screen and keyboard still works.

  It is a problem, I think that many have known, but there is no real solution to the problem. However, initially all of a sudden phone has begun to show an error (can't remember not exactly what, but something related to something does not turn) and the screen locked with constantly showing loading circling constantly clock and the narrowing of the battery quickly. what I've done; Hold the alt + right shift + del (twice) to restart the phone. Restarting the phone, the screen turns black (which indicates there is neither power or the screen itself issue and it's just a matter of graphics functionality). The phone restarts you black screen, the phone clearly charged the software couple received messages (indicating the phone works and the network also works). The phone rings again and the touchpad works if you know by heart, keyboard and the short keys for speed dial works (which means that yo can call), but the screen turned black. I think it's graphic material rather software number. I tried to do all sorts of stuff and things, did not work. Finally, I decided to restore the Blackberry software (running the latest version 7.1) so I plugged it in to the computer and run terminal BlackBerry Desktop to perform an update failed with this error: "an error occurred when downloading the BlackBerry® Desktop software. Please try again. "and offered to launch the"regsvr32 ole32.dll"in order to connect to the Blackberry server to do the update. tried, restarted my PC, plug the unit again removing battery, replacement and tried again, keep showing the same error. I tried all the advice forums, youtube videos and even troubleshooting I contacted Microsoft (running windows 7 64-bit), server connection module installed and works perfectly still having the same problem.

  I hope that blackberry had a clear answer to these questions and have someone in the customer service who can solve the problem instead referring users to the forum!

  Anyone who had experienced the same problem and found a solution, please respond. your help would be much appreciated.

  Thank you.

  The GPU is integrated into the cpu, so the phone would not ring or the touchpad does not work. It is possible that the phone fell or anything that could cause the connections on the motherboard to disconnect, I gave up my 9930 and causes the connector unplugs. Would you feel comfortable taking apart? It's easy, I think you could look up how do on YouTube. I could help you if you are on Central time or Pacific.

• BlackBerry Smartphones cannot turn on Wi - Fi

  I bought my "BOLD" last week and most of the stuff were implemented including a wi - fi connection to my home network.  Now, the connection is disabled and I can't turn on the WiFi.

  When I check the box of the Wi - Fi connection in manage connections, it just gray out and disappears in a few seconds.  When I Scan for networks I get an error "unable to activate Wi - Fi".

  Market stop did not help.

  He has done it before, I do not know why not now.

  Thanks from a newbie

  You will need to remove your battery, wait a few seconds and then put the battery in.  You'll notice that whenever your blackberry starts acting weird, remove the battery usually solves the problem. Turn off the phone, is a bit like putting your computer into sleep mode more.  Take out the battery if want to start cold switch to a computer.

• Option no. blackBerry Smartphones to turn off the automatic signature

  I just got the blackberry Pearl... and there isn't an option to disable their auto signature "Sent from my BlackBerry® with SprintSpeed Smartphone".  When I go to the e-mail settings (or other parameters in the message section) there is not an option for auto signature or even add a signature.  Any ideas on why it would be or if there is an upgrade that I need to download to be able to disable this option or add a signature?

  I don't use a Blackberry Enterprise Server with this account, but do not know if it matters.

  You must log into your BIS account and click on Edit next to your email and then delete the text in the signature field

• BlackBerry Smartphones backlight turns off after that I have a dial

  Whenever I have dial a number, the backlight turns off until the time wherever I disconnect. So if anyone wants any information about me that is stored on my phone, I can't just read from the phone. I got to wait for the call ends, find the info and then call them back!

  What is the use of call waiting if I can't see who's calling while I am already on another call.

  It's frustrating, I tried Googling, but have not been able to solve this problem. My bb torch is only 7 days old!

  Help, please!

  p.s. extending the duration of backlight in 'options' doesn't help either.

  Your flashlight is not only a smartphone, it's a "smart phone".  When you dial a number and place the phone in your face, the photocell detects this and turns off the display to save battery power.  If at any time you need to remove the phone from your face during a call (to add some numbers or receive another call, etc.), your phone reactivates the backlight, so you can see what is on the screen.

  If this isn't the case for you, remove the battery while your phone is on, then replace it (to do outside of a call, not on a call).  Try once more after that to dial a number.

  Let us know if that helps you.

• BlackBerry Torch 9800 Blackberry Smartphones constantly turn off, won't stay

  I would like to apologize in advance if this question has been asked before, I tried looking for a solution to this problem, but I can't seem to find the right answer.

  Today, after a full day of use my phone normally & no problem my phone turn off automatically. I didn't think much, I just turned it back on. After doing this, I noticed that he couldn't quite charge throughout the Blackerry splash screen. I initially attributed a low battery, because he was dying. Now that I'm home and I plugged my phone in charge that the real problem begins to manifest.

  He's trying to turn it on every time, it is trying to load via the Blackberry home screen, sometimes it gets fully load, sometimes it doesn't. If it isn't, it shuts off and restarts this whole process again. If it does get through the splash screen, I can access my home screen, but after a few seconds it stops again.

  I did a battery pull, even removed my card a few minutes - no change. I thought that I could reload the software and restore everything, but it will not even stay on long enough for me to check all parameters in this topic.

  Does anyone have advice for me? I hope that my phone is not quite dead.

  Info on the device

  Carrier: Rogers (AT & T)

  Model information and the version of the OS: Blackberry 9800, Blackberry OS 6

  Installed applications: Facebook, Twitter, words mingled, Dropbox, executioner

  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!

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone turns off automatically

  For some reason, my phone (Blackberry Curve 8310) keeps cutting off on its own, and then when I try to turn it back on, it will not. So, I have to take the battery and again to bring it back on. And my phone is not yet dead, or on a low battery. Any help?

  Yes, it's free.

  Follow the directions here and you'll be fine. Perform a full backup of your BB first, using Desktop Manager.

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/General-8300-Series-discussion-curve/164898-latest-OS-8310-4-5-0-152...

• My "BOLD" of blackBerry Smartphones is turned off as soon as the loading page less reaches the quarter

  Hello, I woke up this morning and my phone was working fine. I am back asleep and woke up it was off and everytime I try to turn it on I see the red light and then it starts to load until it reaches the quarter or even less, and it shuts off and restarts with the red light and the loading page... etc. What should I do? I mean my phones not died and I bought a new battery for it, so the problem is not the battery

  If your BlackBerry is still under tension turned off with a black screen, or constantly restarts, 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. 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.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BB turn GPS is not very accurate

  Hello. I've had my turn for a few weeks and I've been playing with the GPS, but it is not very accurate. I have Google Maps and location I get is often off by a few miles. I have also some apps that try to stall on my position, but can never really block on. I enabled GPS on the phone, so this isn't the problem. Anyway to solve this problem or to calibrate the GPS to make the apps and google maps work and are more specific to locate my position?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  I thank very you much.

  It is a common misconception that your Google Maps is way off... when what you're doing isn't 'location' yourself via cell tower triangulation, GPS.

  Google Maps uses cell tower (even on devices without GPS enabled) default setting. You will see a large blue circle to indicate the cell tower range in that you are.

  When setting GPS on you, you will see a blue dot sold, to indicate your exact location, usually within 3-10 meters

  Then, in turn, follow these steps:

  First of all, go to Options > Advanced Options > GPS. Here, make sure that the GPS location Services on and help location = Enabled.

  On any Blackberry model, first make sure that you in a area of signal coverage is good AND outside with a clear view of the sky view in an open no skyscraper area.

  Your CDMA BlackBerry xx30 model, follow these steps:
  Go to the Options icon > status
  In the status screen on the keyboard type "test" (without the quotes!).
  You will see a Test screen device Self. Click on the Menu button and choose Start. You will find a list of tests. The substantive test should be GPS, check it and click Menu > run. Remember location GPS is turned on. Go outside without obstacles or the tall buildings around or above you. Click the trackball, then click start fixing. is should do a test. Let it do its thing and it should tell you that a location coordinates.

• BlackBerry Smartphones very turned the battery life?

  I don't know if this is related to this person load problems (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=9500&thread.id=292), but the battery on my Storm is very short.  I've got two days now, and before I returned to the House after being outside all day, the battery is dead.  The previous two nights, I've had it load for more than 8 hours before you leave home.

  It's not heavy use.  I left it in a locker for 8 hours on Saturday, and when I got back he was dead.  I had to do House to recharge before that I could check the messages for days.

  Certainly, this cannot be normal.

  a number of things to try. Keep it in the host when not in service and also ensure bluetooth is not on (enabled) when you don't need. I loaded mine Friday, played with it on and outside since and only recharged the battery today (Sunday afternoon).

  You would like to "auto turn off it ' when you're in bed, which should help you save for the time you are at the top and on the stack. Final thought, most mobile phone (not lithiul ion) need a battery charge complete continuous 16 to 24 hours before disconnecting the charger - I suppose that you did when you got it?

  I hope this helps.

• BlackBerry smartphone Wifi turns on automatically

  Hello

  I tried everything that on the forums and nothing seems to work. Dungeons WiFi turn on and its killing my battery. With the PRIV is a huge problem, my phone really quick battery drains and I do not carry a set of chargers and banks power everywhere I go. I also don't want to risk doing a reset on the phone from the media to the top is a problem for me (very slow internet connection) and it will also cost me a huge download to get put Android to date.

  It worked perfectly until I downloaded Android Marshmallow, then the wifi went crazy.

  Help, please

  Thanks in advance.

  Volk003 wrote:

  I knew one of my apps was interfering with my WiFi, but after deleting some of them including the antivirus, I concluded that it probably isn't the issue.

  My phone number is AAE570

  Thanks for the quick response I wasn't expecting it.

  I'll be revisiting this post every now and then.

  Hello

  Okay, so you're saying this isn't an approx... OK, lets consider from the beginning... go to settings > battery. Under the graph of the battery, you will have a list of the app with features that use the battery. Top of the list is the application that uses the most power.

  Another thing... back to settings > use of data, and then select the WiFi tab on top. Again, you will see a chart and underneath a list of applications that uses wifi in sending or receiving data.

  Can you see anything out of the ordinary?

• BlackBerry Smartphones how turn off the e-mail attachments?

  I have been informed that it is possible to do, and it'll be important for me when I travel abroad: I don't want to incur large download of attachments when I don't want to.

  Anyone know how I can do this (I have a 8820)?

  Thanks in advance!

  Attachments are not downloaded in the default BlackBerry. They are downloaded only when you specifically choose to do. There is nothing that you need to configure to do this.

• Memory card blackBerry Smartphones keeps turning off my blackberry...

  my memory card was functioning normally (SanDisk) until yesterday when it started to turn off my bb and any other bb when I place in them... I don't want to lose the my data plz help!

  I even used memory card reader nd itt ddnt work...

  Hello

  To diagnose correctly, follow these steps:

  (1) Insert your card in identical property and known (as it is 100% certain that he can read a card BB) BB... see what happens.

  (2) insert a well-known (as it is already formatted to and useful in a same BB) media in your BB card... see what happens.

  You already point is just 1... According to me but point 2 will give the final decision as to whether it's your card or your BB that went wrong. From what you say, it looks like your press card.

  It also seems that you already have the next thing... using a card on a PC reader. Therefore, it is likely that all is already lost. You can try various recovery tools, but those who are usually much less success with memory devices traditional FLASH with magnetic disk drives.

  As with all things in the category "backup", it's a good idea to copy your media to your PC card whenever attach you it. Of course, it is something that must be done before the problem arises.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones QUICK TURN OFF / ONE RING

  Hello

  I went through the user manaual for Curve 9360; looking for a quick stop ringing/off voltage. Pressing the key 'A' is a quick & easy to lock the keys. Is there a way fast & easy to stop the ringing/disable? If you are in a place where the cell phone rings does not fit, it would be nice to silence the beast quickly.

  Thank you

  Hi Tachyon2,

  Welcome to the BB community...

  Use Curve 9300 n in this when the phone rings, if I press the trackpad, the stop ring (maybe too much work for your model of BB)... best way to stop ringing if suddenly your phone starts ringing at a place where it shouldn't sound...

  Next, you can put your BB "vibrate" mode by pressing the "Q" for 1 second and to change to the previous mode, simply press the 'Q' again for 1 sec...

• BlackBerry Smartphones phone turns off at any time

  Hi, my blackberry9700, bold2 with v.6.0 bundle, who is two weeks off when the battery is still at 60%. I bought three new batteries, hoping that the problem will stop but to no avail. Please I need your help in time is it y a. thanks.

  I had the same problem.  After several software reloads and spare batteries, my operator has replaced the unit.  The memory on Board was bad causing the random restarts.  Please bring to share.  the phone would restart itself if I use it or not.  I hope they do this because it will save you a headache... I know the feeling!