[The MVPlaya]

Yeah, thank you very much. I called them and they did cancel the BIS account. All I had to do was give them the PIN number and they deleted the email account registered with the PIN/Device.

Thanks for the help...

[The MVPlaya]

Well, I just reconnected the device to my computer and installed some stuff. Apparently, their is a browser and memoPad I can install.

Is that browser going to be the same as the one I will be receiving if I do it through the "register now"?

[NJBlackBerry]

Yes.

[firezingr]

My 7130 phone has v4.0.0.219 platform 1.8.0.129

Downloaded:
BlackBerry Handheld Software v4.1.0.401 (Multilang)

Package Version: 4.1.0.401
Consisting of:

* Applications: 4.1.0.321
* Software Platform: 2.1.0.26
* File name: 7130gM_PBr4.1.0_rel401_PL2.1.0.26_A4.1.0.321_Cingu lar.exe
* File size: 48.7 MB

Deleted the vendor.xml file and open desktop manager and app loader and it won't install the new OS.

Any suggestions???

[NJBlackBerry]

Do you have a 7130e (Verizon/Sprint) or a 7130g/c (Cingular - GSM)?

[firezingr]

Cingular

[jgb@etree]

When I send a BB back for replacement, I usually just use JL_CMDR to wipe the OS from the handheld completely. I let the carrier worry about reloading whatever OS they want when they refurb it.

[suannsong]

Got a JVM ERROR 547 message on my new pearl. I have a MAC...will the same dowloads below work via a MAC or do I need to do something ele?

Help!

[John Clark]

You need a PC to use these utilities.

[illy]

i cannot believe JL_CMDR really wipes the device. It works just way too fast to do that.

[d_fisher]

Originally Posted by illy

i cannot believe JL_CMDR really wipes the device. It works just way too fast to do that.

Keep in mind that the BlackBerry only has 64MB of memory. How long do you think it should take to wipe that small of a space.

[cmpugh]

Originally Posted by d_fisher

Keep in mind that the BlackBerry only has 64MB of memory. How long do you think it should take to wipe that small of a space.

Once again... "props" to JL_CMDR...

Great App

[virusboy286]

Originally Posted by John Clark

That is true, however, this procedure gets the stuff off his device. Whether the pin is still registered with another account is a whole other story. Hopefully his provider can help him with that.

Now from what my experence with the 8700 is to go into security options under the options file. Then go to the general settings and click the track wheel once. The menu should say "Wipe Handheld". If this is already done then others needing the help will benifit.

[virusboy286]

Now, if I had 4.1.0.284, can I get a new software package pushed? (Say 4.1.0.347)
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[NJBlackBerry]

Originally Posted by virusboy286

Now from what my experence with the 8700 is to go into security options under the options file. Then go to the general settings and click the track wheel once. The menu should say "Wipe Handheld". If this is already done then others needing the help will benifit.

That wipes out customer data only. No applications. No OS. Just customer data. That does not wipe out the BlackBerry.

The BB OS is not pushed. You must download it to a PC and install it to the BB.

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by virusboy286

Now from what my experence with the 8700 is to go into security options under the options file. Then go to the general settings and click the track wheel once. The menu should say "Wipe Handheld". If this is already done then others needing the help will benifit.

OK...thanks for the...um...clarification???

[A_tatejr]

how long should jl_cmdr take to wipe an 8700?

[John Clark]

a minute or two, usually. If content protection was on then it can take a couple of hours.

[A_tatejr]

My device is corporately owned. Should I assume content protection is on?

[John Clark]

Pretty good chance. Many corporations force it on via IT Policy.