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Default Disabling security on 7100T - 06-29-2006, 01:21 PM

Greetings,

I'm just tired of entering the password to make a phone call, so I went to the security option which states
Password: Enabled
but I can't disable it. The menu for the option is:
Change password
Wire handheld
Verify sec software
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Save
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Close
I checked the manual and it says that I just need to disable the password. I wonder if there's anything wrong with it (or with me)

The software version is 4.0.2.32 (plataform 1.8.0.137)

Thanks a lot
   
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Default 06-29-2006, 01:29 PM

You don't see an option at the top to "Change option"?

If not, then you're likely on (or your device was previously on) a BES where a security policy is in place restricting your ability to disable password protection.
   
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Default 06-29-2006, 01:35 PM

Thanks for the reply. Is there any chance of overriding the system policy, update the firm ware of something like that?

Thanks a million.
   
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Default 06-29-2006, 01:39 PM

Unfortunately updating the fireware doesn't impact the policy.

Seach "remove it policy" on the forums and there is a thread somewhere with details...
   
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Default 06-29-2006, 01:42 PM

Is your Blackberry connected to your employer's BES? If so, then I do not recommend attempting to circumvent the policy.

If you purchased the device with an IT policy, but currently don't use BES, try http://blackberry.awardspace.com
   
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Exclamation Check This out - 09-25-2006, 10:08 AM

First...thx for the help. I got my 7130 fixed by using this thread. Let me tell you what happen. I used my personal BB at work. I only used the USB to sync my calendar and address book, nothing else. I also forwarded emails through features in outlook. Everything worked fine until...my job decides to give me a BB 6710 and hook it up through our BES. As it was being configured, I had my 7130 in my pocket and holding the 6710. They sent what I believe a OTA security policy to the 6710. The 6710 started working at that point and I set up the password. A couple hours later I pulled out my own BB and behold there was a security policy intact and the same password on file. WOW. Until I found this thread, a month later, I was stuck. I couldn't even use my bluetooth headset since it is against policy. I am not sure if this is normal or if it is even what happened. I never hooked up the 7130 using the USB to the computer after I got the 6710 so it couldn't have come that way. Well thanks again for the help.
   
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Default 12-14-2006, 12:46 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase88
Is your Blackberry connected to your employer's BES? If so, then I do not recommend attempting to circumvent the policy.

If you purchased the device with an IT policy, but currently don't use BES, try blackberry.awardspace. com Unlocking the Blackberry[/url]
Thank you sooo much...this worked great..I was so tired of putting in my PW everytime.
   
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