BlackBerry Smartphones Radio off low battery

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• BlackBerry Smartphones stuck on 'low battery' with a fully charged battery

  I have a Blackberry Curve 8330, I have had for years and never had any problems with it.

  But today, the battery is dead even if I loaded last night, I thought a little weird.  Came home, plugged into the wall, but although it recognizes to be connected with the little zig - zag, he is not required to load.

  I think that "grateful" is a better way to phrase it.  I put the phone battery from a friend, who fortunately has the same model as me, and his recognized the same battery as being almost fully charged phone and had no problem, but when put back in my phone, it says "low battery", guard the radio is off, and as soon as I unplug the wall adapter, the phone stops due to low battery.

  Tried with its battery too, recognized both as low battery.  She apparently is not the batteries or the charger or the actual usb port, and I am at a loss what to do.

  I have not downloaded applications, or updated the operating system during the weeks, so I don't know why you would choose now to start doing this.  Does anyone have an idea of what is wrong, and what I can do about it? Or is my blackberry doomed?

  Well, after the one on the desktop without the battery in it, it started fine this morning with a fully charged battery and is fine.  Hoping that he'll be fine next time I try to load it.

  Problem is at least temporarily resolved, thanks for the suggestions of things to try.  At least she stopped me from throwing my phone something = P

• Dose of network Mobile blackBerry Smartphones reconnect after low battery

  I was wondering if it's just my BB or anyone else has experienced the same problem. After battery nears critical bass, BB turns off the Mobile Network(in my case Verzion) connection. However, after the loading of the phone, the Mobile network do not reconnect automatically and you don't miss any calls until you notice that the radio is turned off. Is this normal or do I change this behavior difficult and expensive?

  I'm not aware of a parameter to change this for a reconnection to the network.

  With the Li-ion battery, it is never good to drain your battery as low (and Yes, I know it happens sometimes). An autoloader or another for your office for another 10 minutes of charging during the day are often one or two hours of additional use. Li - ion batteries like the OFF... additional topping charge now and then.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Curve Radio "Off", how to turn around?

  OK, I discovered that when I searched this problem, many people have had the same problem: the battery is too low (something I would NEVER let happen after this gene) and the radio is off.

  The problem is, I followed all the directions to go to the icon 'Manage connections' and check the box "Mobile network".  Even when the box is checked and the circle beside it turns green, it is still saying that my radio is disabled.

  Then when I scroll down to "services status" is said that my blackberry internet service is "not connected". How can I fix it?  Help, please! Thank you very much!

  Try resetting the device.

  Follow these steps:

  When the unit is on, remove the battery, wait a minute and rotate the battery on the device.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Radio device turn off? T.T

  Hello. I just bought my blackberry phone and I want to download app world! I am facing a problem called radio turn off device? I do not understand what am I supposed to do. Please help me!

  Blackberry app world is accessible via the server of your service provider's blackberry so that you cannot be used outside of a data plan. There are apps from third party like Whatsapp, Google Maps that you can download from the browser.

  To access internet using data for navigation charges and your network provider downloads follow these steps:

  Go to the Options - Advanced Options - browser - configuration of the default browser change to your provider e.g. vodafone, you can also open the WAP written icon.

  If you are in a place where BIS is available I suggest you get a plan costing about US$ 8 as using packets of data will cost much, BRI is paid for once every month and not by its use in most cases. We hope that you respond.

• BlackBerry Smartphones radio is off

  I have a storm and was in an area that had no service then I turned off the phone so it would not wear down. When I walked into an area with service I turned the phone back on but it says the radio is off and I can't seem to make it back. I went into manage connections and tried to turn on the connections but had no luck. can anyone help

  Whenever random strange behaviors creep, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy.

  Best!

• BlackBerry Smartphones turn off the Radio?

  I can't access the data from my phone part.  It indicates an antena and the words 'off' in the upper right.  How can I activate it?

  Hello.

  You have to find the icon 'Wireless' or 'Manage connections' on your device to turn on the wireless.  Scroll through the icons until you see 'Turn One Wireless' at the bottom of the screen (and then click this icon) or until what see you 'manage connections' (then click on the icon and click the box Mobile network).

  What model device do you have?

• 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.

• BlackBerry smartphones turn off the Blackberry "BOLD"

  OK, I know this sounds stupid, but what is the correct procedure to turn off and restart the Blackberry "BOLD"? I hav tried holding in the key power, I get the stop message, press any key to cancel, I leave it alone and the backlight turns off, left alone for 10 minutes and then press the Power button again and the phone comes to life instantly, with the phone in the same position as when I wanted it off, i.e. it looks like it's just in mode 'sleep' as it is consumed in less than a second. I resorted to the battery, but it becomes laborious. And I cannot locate the info in the manual, it says just press the switch! I have also tried holding down until it seems to power off, but alas he always goes in mode 'sleep', please tell me what I'm doing wrong?

  Please mark the thread solved.

• BlackBerry smartphones turn off WiFi on Pearl 8120 on Orange

  I want to be able to turn on and turn off the WiFi on my pearl. I am new to blackberry so I am struggling to find how to turn it off. I have worked on how to disable the Bluetooth, but not WiFi.

  I want to turn it off, because I'm not a big user of access to the internet and I am trying to improve the life of the battery. Also, I guess I don't need WiFi to receive regular emails.

  Thanks in advance.

  Thank you for that.

  He has been to find the connection management option that has been the hardest part. There is an icon go on the home screen which then brings you to the display of connection management. Once I found it was easy!

  The screens on the Pearl Orange network supplied appear to be different from the standard.

• BlackBerry Smartphones or phone problem battery problem

  Hi all

  User to BB Bold 9900

  Recently, my battery of phone just dies instantly, never, I loaded my phone when it does not need to be. now he's going red battery (to low to operate the radio) retail in 30 minutes. and I'm not sure if it's the phone that at the origin of the problem, or I just need to buy a new battery. its really annoying because I use my phone a lot and now I can't do what I need when I need because he died. Anyone have the same problem or knows what I can do to solve the problem will be very appreciated.

  Thank you

  I don't think it's battery problem, it could be an application problem cause some kills the battery apps try to close all applications

• Phone of blackBerry Smartphones turn off all while listening to music

  I have a Blackberry Torch 9810. About a week or two ago, I updated my phone (cause really jumped to the top and update notification of insistent the * beep * seemed to be the only way for it to leave me alone). If I read correctly the version information, I've updated it's software Bundle 1997 (v 7.1.0.694 platform 5.1.0.507) 7.1. For a little while, everything was fine.

  Then, while listening to the music while the comings and goings city, my song came end and nothing came after him. After several seconds of silence, I pulled out my phone and I tried so that he could play the next song (I put it usually just on shuffle and has no way for me to go through the rotation of set). But the entire phone was off. Push the power button failed to return. I flipped open the case back, pulled out the battery, checked the connections and jumped it in. A few seconds later the phone turned on and proceeded to go through the painfully slow loading screen. When I navigated to the section music in the media section, there is a green bar at the bottom of the screen and the number of songs was counted up to scratch, as if I had just it synchronized and set to new music.

  Since then, this happened several times. Part of the time that the phone was in my pocket, but not always. It doesn't happen until the end of a song. The phone will not respond to any keys until the battery has been removed and then put back in place.

  Therefore, I beg this community, what should I do to fix this? Help, please!

  Kallisti333 wrote:

  So, I followed the steps you provided for the first solution... except for the first. It is not evident how to remove any previously installed my PC operating system software. Thinking about it now, it seems that I should try control through the available through the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs tool. I just wanted to see if it was the right thing to do. If not, could you tell me how to remove the software?

  It's exactly because BB OS packages are installed on the PC/Windows, they would be removed from the PC/Windows in the usual manner. In the normal list ("Add/Remove Programs" or "Uninstall a program", depending on your version of Windows), it would say something like «BlackBerry Device Software»... "and include in this line item, the model BB so number BB OS level it contains. Is it doesn't have these line items, then there is no packet of BB OS installed on the PC... and, for this really works, it must be a (the one you want to put on your BB). What you're aiming for is two positions that focus on the BB because programs installed Windows the list... one for the desktop software and another for the BB OS Package.

  Kallisti333 wrote:

  All other operations don't lead to any sort of command prompt to install the operating system

  Hmmm... interesting... it may be that the version you have installed on your PC (using the step 3 above) is the version already installed, in which case it could not make an offer. If this is the case, then the best way to 'force' to install for your BB is to work around the Desktop software and proceed directly to the CHARGER. EXE... you go to that via Windows Explorer or CMD/DOS window and then run it. You will find the LOADER. EXE in C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader.

  You can learn more about this procedure (LOADER. EXE, bypassing Desktop software) here:

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

  Note Although written to "recharge" and the storm, it can be used to upgrade, downgrade or recharge any BB device model - depends on the operating system package you download and install on your PC.

  It is also possible for the Software Desktop jump, if BB OS installed (to the PC) package does not exactly match the model number of the BB. It is also not known if there is no package of BB OS installed on the PC at all. In addition, he will jump if the operating system package came from another carrier and that the SELLER. XML files have not been eliminated.

  Good luck and let us know!

• Ideas of blackBerry Smartphones to improve my battery life standby

  I am a long-time user of BB - having previously had the curve and versions "BOLD". I just upgraded to the new OS7 Torch 9810 and found a difference in the time of Eve. I used to do a day - sometimes 2 days the battery life on my "BOLD" but now find with use limited - it's only a duration to the 5 better hours.

  I tried all the tips - reduced, made sure wireless screen brightness and bluetooth is deactivated, removed all older apps, closed all applications. Still say 2 texts, 2 Summary of calls and receipt of 20 emails a day (without opening attachments) - I still not only 5 hours! Can anyone suggest other ideas please because I don't want to resort to buying a spare battery, but the nature of my work takes me charges battery all day

  On device, go to Options, device, application management is a great way to see what your applications with your use of the CPU on #Torch. Simply drag bar greater than CPU and see what happens. Also touch the CPU menu to see other time variables. I discovered that an application has been eroding CPU cycles on my own

  Also power off of Compression Option, device, storage can help too.

  I guess you did a sweater batttery?

  Try a battery pull if you please, with the BlackBerry device powered on, remove the battery 15 seconds and then reinsert the battery to reboot the device. This will clear all hide as restarting a PC. Then try again and see if the problem persists.

• BlackBerry Smartphones new BB 8110 battery problem

  My new BB 8110 battery drains so early. I need to recharge the battery no matter how much ever I use it every day.

  I want to know what is the General battery upward?  How to improve the performance of the battery?

  If I put in stand by mode, will receive calls and SMS?

  Any help on this?

  Here's some good advice from loading, please read and you will see that many of them will be applicable to you.
  http://www.blackberrynews.com/2008/05/20/battery-use-tips-for-your-maximum-battery-life/

  A good battery saving technical is to use the magnet for BlackBerry case, it puts the unit in standby, saves battery and allows you to receive calls, emails, etc., without the unit being turned off.

• BlackBerry smartphones turn off GPS.

  I'm new to BlackBerry.

  I turned on the GPS to try it out and it works fine.  I then return to the E911.  I expected that GPS would not work then, but it also proved that the browser does not work either.  I activated the GPS back but the browser worked fine.

  If I leave the GPS on:

  Drain the battery even if I don't use this feature?

  Is there a way to autmatically turn it on when the browser is open and turn it off when it closes?

  Thank you.

  I just turned off the GPS on my lap and was able to use the BlackBerry browser with no problems. You don't need GPS to use the BlackBerry browser.