Contacts transfer of an old Blackberry 8520 blackBerry Smartphones

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  Hello world!

  I am moving my old (but expensive) curve 8520 in a new bold 9900 and let me know how it is possible (safely) to transer files (mail, contacts, numbers, etc.) from my old phone to the new. My idea was to make a back up of my 8520 and download on the bold 9900. What is the right way to transfer files?

  Thank you very much for your advice!

  I'll tell you exactly the steps I take.

  Open BlackBerry Messenger (if you use it) and go to Options > backup and backup your BBM contacts to the media card.

  Connect to the BlackBerry Desktop Software and device > backup and perform a full backup.

  Follow this link for the use of the switch device Wizard to completely all settings, preferences, apps, messages, calendar, contacts, etc. from the old unit to the new.

  Then remove the SIM card from the old unit to the new.

  Move the old unit to the new press card (if your new device includes a newer version, more big media card Let's dealing separately, just ask.)

  Then, if something were to go bust, you have a backup on the PC in reserve, if necessary.

• Contact information for installation of blackBerry Smartphones.

  I recently purchased the Blackberry Torch; the numbers were transferred over my old Blackberry Pearl phone.

  One of my many Contacts had NO code appearing in front of the 7 - digit telephone number.  I tried to text him and of course, she came back with the error message.  I went and edited the number to include the area code (made a 10-digit number) - and I still get the same error message.

  I deleted this contact 3 times and entered its data with different names - but the same phone with all the 10 listed numbers - and I still get an error code when I text.  I just listed the number under the 'work' instead of 'mobile' - always impossible to send text.

  I called him - no problem; He can call me - no problem; He can text me - no problem; I just can't text or make a text.

  What is going on?  Does anyone have a solution for this?

  Smartphones Dang sure too!

  OK, sounds similar to something that happened to me last week, I tried to call a number instead.

  Look at your call history, by accessing your Messages folder > press Menu > folders > phone call logs and you will need find and remove all previous attempts to call this number.

  Also, in the same place, watch sending SMS and delete all previous attempts of SMS.

  Your device "to remember" and use these previous calls to that number as a story of several parameters and if you remove all the people, I would then do a full restart on the device, in this case > with smart BlackBerry poweredphone, remove the battery for a minute and then reinsert the battery to restart. A reboot in this way is prescirbed for most the gltiches and operating system errors, and you will lose any data on the device doing so.

  Now, after, you have removed all instances of old of the call/SMS and restarted, try again.

• Contacts of the migration of blackBerry Smartphones

  I just got a new Blackberry Pearl 9100. I have 450 contacts that I would spend my old Blackberry Pearl 8110, but my USB data/port is twisted (always fresh, but does not seem to recognize the data port no longer then synchronize the traditional way with my USB cable from my Blackberry desktop manager). Is there a way to sync or migrate my contacts from my old phone to my new phone using Bluetooth or another method?

  Hi hoc333 and welcome to the community of BlackBerry Support Forums!

  Your only option appears to be sync via Bluetooth.  Take a look at this article for assistance:

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  I recently started using a Blackberry Torch and I wonder if there is any way I can transfer photos from the memory card from my old phone directly on my torch.

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  Well, the best way is to copy ALL the files from your old card to your PC using a usb memory card adapter that you can buy cheaply at any electronics store. Get the old files from your PC and then copy them to your new BlackBerry or using the same adapter.

  But if the old card fits your torch and is visible on the PC, do it this way, by copying the files on your PC. Insert the new card into the torch, then copy this files on the PC to the new card into the BlackBerry.

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  Not knowing that the switch device Wizard requires you to have the phone connected to the computer to launch the device switch I sent the old phone to the carrier.

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  Thought I might get contacts save the file on the PC and drop it in the new phone backup folder and then synchronize hoping to fool the software?

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  If you have already saved peripheral of your daughter, you can restore the data to the new.  Open the BlackBerry Desktop Software, connect the phone again, then under the device from the drop-down list (at the top left), select restore.  You can then navigate to where the previous backup file was preserved (as in your Documents or Documents folder > BlackBerry) and restore this file.

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• Out with the old blackBerry Smartphones, turned to the future.

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  And I love it. Wow. The moment I got my hands on one of these bad boys, life changing I can't wait to get a "BOLD". Wow they are so awesome.

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  I have downloaded the software ABC Berry beautiful, made a backup of the blackberry, flat, backup, exported all the old owners info and emailed them to him.

  So I jumped my sim in my W810i, found the copy all contacts to sim card option, did.

  Took my sim card, threw my w810i in the trash can and popped the SIM in the blackberry. (I'm kidding I gave the phone to a friend)

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  It is possible. You will need configure the synchronization in the Desktop Manager for "handheld wins." Look for this setting in the configuration of the synchronization.

  Do sync and when successful, don't forget to return to "notify me" or all the items that you enter directly in Outlook will be synchronized to your BlackBerry.

  Download Desktop Manager here:

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  Download Desktop Manager here:
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  Increase the hover at 1000.
  Increase the sensitivity by scanning at high (6).
  Fast rate.

  Details here:

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  When you open the Desktop software > restore screen, you should see an option to select your own backup file, in order to open a somewhat earlier. Can you do this?

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  I don't take as my fault or does issue so no worries there.

  I'm not an employee of the RIM, I am a user like you.

  The deletion is not fair on Outlook, which two days to feature too. The design intent (I think) is there isn't that one calendar and the PC and the Blackberry have each an exact copy.  Make sense?

  You can restore your archived Outlook calendar items to find appointments lost, or at least most?

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  How can I transfer photos from the memory of the device to the press card?  Also, is there a way to mass - delete old text messages?  Thanks for any help.

  You can read the memory of the device and the media PC card, if you have enabled mass storage (Options > memory).

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