Blackberry on Mac

Recently, I found an interesting problem. My boss was having problems with your new blackberry curve. His "Desktop" or "screen", with RIM likes to call it, has not been results of all applications at all. He had called AT & T to get a "push" problem with your e-mail fixed. He had been a number of pressing buttons, and when it restarts, any application icons left. This was a brand new BlackBerry, so the problem should not have existed in the first place.

At first, I thought it was just one problem with the operating system, and that I would need for applications recharge. I duly downloaded the latest firmware updates, and the new version of the BlackBerry Desktop software. So, I joined the Curve, removed and then re-added applications. Nothing has changed. It was at this point that I realized that the phone needed to be reset to "out-of-the-box" state. After some searches on Google became more than obvious that the solution, typical easy it would not work for me.

Every single instance or post said I needed to enter the "Options" menu, select "Security Options", then "General Settings". Hit the " Menu "and select" Wipe Handheld ". Depending on the model, you can have that kind of" black "when prompted to confirm the deletion. It would then restart, everything clean and shiny. I gleaned this information from http://www.greghughes.net/rant/ResetABlackberryToFactoryDefaults.aspx (sorry for the lack of a shortened link, this site article does not allow me a form with the anchor text). There was only one problem with this method: I do not could get to the menu of options through the desktop, and nowhere I found a key based shortcut to this menu.

Now, I believe I'm in hook for a complete cleaning. I looked back and forth and finally came across a line interface command to reset the BlackBerry. Is called Jl_Cmder. Simplicity is incomprehensible, since it has 5 options to choose easy: You can check the basic information of the equipment or the event log, take a screenshot (a notable feature in itself), restore it to factory defaults, or clear the thing completely.

After you download and install on my machine XP (also available for Mac, Linux users may be able to run it in wine), which had all thirty seconds, I attached the Blackberry, and folded up she. So, I hit the "4", allow it to transmit the instructions and waited about 5 seconds. Once that was done, I removed the battery, and restarted. Unexpectedly, the unit gave me a progress bar that is called "cleaning". I waited anxiously, as the logo of AT & T rose. He had indeed reset Blackberry for the "out-of-box" presets. The desktop was there, and all was right with the world.

Now, there was only one more thing to do. The accounts of e-mail had to be reset to the device. I went through, deleted, and revalidated the e-mail account for the device. So I went to "setup Blackberry, "and told him to activate the e-mails to the device. Now, it just works.

I would like to explain it, except Jl_Cmder works so well, I do not. I should mention, should you wipe the device completely, rather than doing a reset, then you have to use the BlackBerry Desktop Manager to check the operating system. Among the firmware and desktop, is about a 180 MB download, so I suggest just doing a factory reset.

Blackberries are part of our daily lives now, and when it crashes, it should be an easy thing to get it back in operation. Hopefully this article has nudged him along that path. I to check my e-mail now, so I'll be seeing you later. Bye.

About the Author:

Kurt Hartman uses his Blackberry regularly as Head of Employee Training for Mobile Fleet Service, Inc. They specialize in
general tires
for the OTR and mining communities.

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