BlackBerry Smartphones restore backup old phone to new phone

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• Transfer data of blackBerry Smartphones in your old phone again using Desktop Manager

  So I had an older curve, and now I have a brand new Curve 3 g.  The old phone is broken and I can't use the keyboard, but it remains recongizes the software when it is plugged in and I can load - that's why the data could not be transferred from my old phone to the new at the Verizon store.

  So I want all contacts, my lists of things to do/pads, etc. transferred into the new phone with the help of Blackberry Manager on my PC (Vista).

  "So I chose the ' device transfer Assistant" in the main menu and follow instructions - I get an error message that says, basically, I "should remove some applications on my existing device, because there is not enough space on the new device to their homes:

  I don't understand this - the new phone has 256 MB of memory from 32 MB in the old phone, and I don't even have apps out there except facebook (I tried to delete my apps on the phone and he showed me as having been facebook...)

  So, I tried unchecking various boxes on the screen asking me what I want to transfer and even with them all unchecked it always says there is not enough room for the transfer...

  Am I doing this wrong?  I want to just my contacts and lists of tasks transferred to the new - I don't know what that thing on 'requests' and these words, but I want just that my data is transferred...

  I will say that the Blackberry Manager application I have is very slow, not intuitive, and generally a huge pain in the * beep * work with - I think that a slick like Blackberry tech company would have would have a much better than this 'Blackberry Manager... "program  I am impressed with the Blackberry phones, but fear using this Blackberry Manager whenever I need to (for example when new ringtone on my phone)...

  Many thanks for any help people can give me here!

  You could go to www.blackberry.com and download/install the latest version. That may solve your problem.

  However, have you tried simply to make a backup of the old device and restore on the new?

• BlackBerry Smartphones restore phone again?

  I bought a Blackberry curve 8520, thinking he had a GPS function. It's not, so I decided to move to a 9300 series. I downloaded and installed a few applications have many tasks, contacts and appointments in sync with my desktop computer and don't want to lose anything.

  I made a backup with the Desktop Manager. It will transfer everything to the new phone when I get it back tomorrow?

  How to restore the backup old phone to the new? Should what information I write on paper that won't be available when I turn in the old phone?

  I'd better take my laptop with me and follow the instructions on page 14 of the Quickstart manual bit supplied with the 8520?

  Kind regards

  TwoHoot

  Hello and welcome to the forums!

  I suggest that you just use the device switch Wizard in Office Manager. Connect your old phone to your PC, open DM, click the switch of the device, and follow the prompts on the screen. It will transfer everything on the new phone. He could not transfer the apps if they are not compatible (or even at all, I don't remember), but if it's apps was purchased through appworld you should be able to download again to your new phone free of charge.

• BlackBerry smartphones restore Conact on the new curve using back to the top of the old

  My wifes 3G curve died this weekend and she's getting her a new today. I was wonding if I can restore its contacts (address book and BBM) through the switch device Wizard in Office Manager?

  If it is 'dead' as you say it and does not turn on, it'll be pretty hard using the switch device Wizard. However, this method is ideal.

  Now, she a recent backup of the old device, it would have done using the Desktop software or she uses her BlackBerry Protect on his old device?

  If it has a backup, it can use Desktop software > device > restore and the system should select the most recent backup, or you can perform a search to find and set it to restore it on the new device, all contacts, messages, calendar, etc.

  Let us know what you need help.

• Restoration of old iPhone to new iPhone with the new phone number

  I replace my current iPhone with a new iPhone.  My phone number and cell phone carrier will change.  It's as simple as my current iPhone to my computer backup in iTunes and then restore my iPhone for this backup or change of phone number is complicate things?

  I have to disconnect from the iCloud on my current iPhone after that I have back up?

  What two factors of authentication?  Should I turn it off also?

  Thank you!

  The change number is not really relevant back up an old phone and restore this information on a new phone.

  Read these instructions what to do with your old phone:

  What to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• BlackBerry Smartphones restore data on the new blackberry to Blackberry Protect, last performed restoration since my Blackberry Style 9670 stolen

  Help!  My Blackberry Style 9670 (BB OS 6) was stolen.

  My data was backed up on a daily basis by Blackberry Protect and nowhere else.

  New phones Blackberry will be able to access and restore my Blackberry Protect data, or I need to get a refurbished phone from BB OS 6 or?

  If your phone is under OS 7 or an earlier version, you will be able to access this data backup; BB10 phones cannot restore BlackBerry Protect data.

  BB10 phones are the Z10, the Z30, Q10 and the Q5.

  See you soon.

• How can blackBerry smartphones, I transfer my phone date of my return from my old Nokia on computer for my BB?

  Please help me I just a bought a BB curve and have all my content and data from my old phone which was a nokia saved on the computer and can't find a way to load everything on my new phone which is a bit frustrating because I like a minimum of 500 and it will manually be a killer?

  Nokia PC Suite export all data to Outlook and after the Blackberry with your Outlook synchronization.

• BlackBerry Smartphones transfer contacts from mobile to new curve BB

  Hi everyone, I just got a new bb and need to transfer numbers from my old curve (which I lost) on this one. All numbers are saved on my laptop in what appears to be a .ipd file? IM useless with this stuff and would appreciate any help. Ive tried about 6 times already but this is not workirking! Pls Heeelp

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Indeed, these IPD files are backups of your BB and are available as a source of food (they are a proprietary format and cannot be used for any other purpose, except by a few 3rd party applications that have been written to analyse). Choose the most recent one (the one with the most recent date and time, as displayed in the File Manager Windows) using this procedure:

  • KB10339 How to use BlackBerry Desktop Software to restore data from a BlackBerry smartphone from a backup file

  Good luck and let us know!

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS Backup-able?

  Hello. I had a BB Bold 9650 for six weeks, and the 'o' key is out.  Verizon sent me a new free, but I have text messages that I really want to keep.  If I do a backup of my phone, which will exclude my texts or is it possible to save them for the transfer?

  I am open to any downloadable software, with which I can save my texts.  But I checked my options in the SMS section and the inside of the text itself, and there seems to be no way to save these texts is to the card by e-mail, the PC or the media.

  Would appreciate any input from anyone before I go ahead and switch phones.  I have maybe just live without "O" key and keep my existing phone.  Sounds crazy, I know, but I really want to save these.  There should be a way to save and transfer all back to the new, I hope.  Searched the web for two hours looking for it but no luck so far.  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  If you are always two devices by hand, then you can use the switch device Wizard:

  • KB16291 How to use the switch device Wizard to switch to a new BlackBerry smartphone

  Honestly I don't positive how specifically manages the SMS, but there are sections of your user manual that discussing it... You should also check here.

  Also, you can manually back up your SMS database, and then I guess that try to restore:

  • KB23680 How to back up and restore data from BlackBerry using BlackBerry Desktop Software 6.0 smartphone
  • KB03974 List of all databases on the BlackBerry smartphone

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones cannot lock the phone through blackberry ID

  Hello

  I take a phone of my coleague who has left the company. For some reason, I can't able to connect on the phone. Firstly I didn't at first, the password of my coleague ex, I went online and changed the password. However, when I want to connect with my new password to unlock the phone, I have this message:

  "You have exceeded the number of attempts to connect.

  For security reasons, you have been locked for 15 minutes. "Click on forgotten password if you need create a new password.

  But after 15 minutes and try again, the message... helpppp

  You try the BlackBerryID, or the security password, on the device?

  It looks like the BlackBerryID if you are locked out for 15 minutes.

  A wrong entered security password would give you only a message something like «wrong password 2/10»

  Then, to change the BBID of this device and make it 'your own' device, you'll need to do a wipe of the device security. This will delete all the data in personal, contacts, calendar, etc. and restore the State of the plant basically.

  Read this: BlackBerry smartphone must be wiped before transferring the property Security

• How can I restore backup of iPad 2 new iPad 2 look like iTunes

  I just bought a new iPad 2 air.  My old iPad was an iPad 2 (2010).  The old iPad is saved on iTunes.  When I try to restore I get a message: cannot be restored because the software is too old.  First set as new iPad then restore the software to the latest version.

  My computer is a new iMac running OS 10.11.3

  The new iPad has been implemented as a new iPad but I still get the message.  What I'm doing wrong or how I can get the info on the old to the new?

  Claire

  Hi helen610

  You must update your new iPad 2 air to the latest version of iOS.

  Settings > general > software update

  Once you're on the latest version, you will be able to restore your backup.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Priv backup Contacts on Google

  Hello everyone

  I use a Blackberry since 2002, but clearly have some gaps in my understanding of technology!  At the moment I have to go to the help of my beautiful PRIV and transferred my 2000 + contacts from my old to my new Priv Q10 I don't use my head.  When the choice to import my contacts from Google - I chose to make them all "local contacts" only - since I used an Office Outlook rather than Gmail and didn't know that I would now have no way to back up my contacts.  Now, I want to download the new OS - but don't want to do until I backed up my device - especially my Contacts.  How can I move all of my current contacts to Google (who doesn't have a few contacts inside) and save my PRIVATE.  A big thank you to those who help with entry. GigiatTO

  If I understand correctly you have all your contacts on your PRIVATE, right?

  First you'll need a google account , and I guess you have already.

  Go to the Contacts app

  You should see your contacts list and category "Local Contacts" should be displayed above.

  Tap 3 dots (...) in the upper right corner

  Select import/export

  Now tap export to storage

  Confirm the operation.

  Now, your contacts are saved in the internal memory of your PRIV.

  You will need to "file manager" see/find this file, or you can connect your PRIVATE to your PC and copy that newly created... file .vcf on your desktop.

  That you have copied this file to your PC

  Open the browser and go to google.com

  In search type: google contacts

  Click on the link and enter your credentials if requested

  Once there, on the left side you should see button 'more '.

  When you click on it, there will be more options and you need to ' import/export '.

  He points to your file saved on the PC and it will start to transfer your information.

  * Some people have a lot of elements saved in contacts, such as date of birth, address, info from facebook, and so on.  I don't know how much info will get transfer, but should phone numbers and name.

• BlackBerry smartphones, restore default settings

  How to restore the default settings and delete all personal information (e.g.: calendar, contacts, etc.) of my BB Bold 9650?

  Read this article from RIM's Knowledge Base to reset your device to factory settings.
  KB18998 How to reset a factory default BlackBerry smartphone

  You can also go to Options > Security > Security wipe and follow the prompts to remove all personal information from the device.

  I would like to do both if you get rid of the unit, sales, etc.

  But, just for the heck of it, I also want to make a backup of the first, using the BlackBerry Desktop Software.

• Software BlackBerry BlackBerry link restore backup on laptop

  I have created a support for my Z10 using BlackBerry Link, the next day that my Z10 crashed. It is likely that will be replaced by a classic, but I haven't found the classic in stock yet. First question: can I restore selected files from the backup to my laptop? Second question: can I restore selected files backup Z10 to a classic? I'm particuilarly interested Contacts, but there is a treasure of files, including downloads, I don't want to lose. -rabbitupnorth

  Hi rabbitupnorth,

  To answer your questions:

  1.) files saved in a backup BlackBerry can not be restored to your laptop. Data such as Contacts should be synchronised using BlackBerry link from your smartphone to the computer.

  2.) Yes, the backup file created from your BlackBerry 10 smartphone can be restored to the classic BlackBerry smartphone. To do this, please make sure that you are connected to the classic BlackBerry with the same BlackBerry ID that was used to create the backup file. Otherwise, BlackBerry link will not be able to restore these data.

  Something to consider: there may be problems for some applications application compatibility when you restore the BlackBerry Z10 version for the classic BlackBerry. These are not very widespread and application developers have done good work to include support for the classic BlackBerry screen resolution, but you'll notice that some applications are not properly formatted to change the screen size/resolution. I would recommend looking for BlackBerry World app after updates restored data in the classic.

  From my experience from a BlackBerry BlackBerry classic Z30, most if not all applications have worked extremely well after the restoration and I had no specific problem.

• BlackBerry Smartphones device transfer old BB again 9790 wizzard

  Dear all,

  Yesterday, I used the BB desktop software to transfer settings and other things from an old phone to a new device.

  Now, I noticed that I don't get e-mail on one of the two accounts on the new device.

  Both accounts are on the new phone and has all the emails until I put in place yesterday.

  If I go into settings then mail, I have two options:

  Internet e-mail

  Behalf of the company

  When I select Internet mail asked me to enter my BB ID. Something I don't have. I've never needed to do on my old BB.

  I was in the host routing table and saved the aircraft and received an email to say the unit has been saved. I waited 2 hours, but still no new emails arrived. I did it by wifi and GSM

  Carrier = SFR, I'm English, but please do not answer in French.

  Model = 9790

  OS = 7,0 Bundle 2254 (v7.0.0.528, platform 9.16.0.57)

  There is no other apps installed otherwise than what it came out of the box.

  Remvoing the battery did not help

  I went to mobile.blackberry.com on the device, England selected as my country then it loads a page of connection in French

  Can anyone offer advice on what I should do to get this working please?

  Thank you

  leontine

  Léontine, you should now have a BlackBerryID on all BlackBerry devices, as a "unifying" all your BlackBerry device source, contact, AppWorld, Protect, etc.

  On your 9790, go to Options > device > BlackBerryID to create a.

  or here, from your PC: https://blackberryid.blackberry.com/bbid/createaccountstep2?i=3047013

  Then, you may also need to call your mobile operator and ensure that they have implemented this new device with your BlackBerry data plan. They may need your PIN and IMEI code.