[er.amandeep]

Hi Everyone,

Hope all are you in good health. I need your help.

I am having BlackBerry Curve 8900. I am facing a problem with this phone now. IT AUTOMATICALLY REBOOTS. Can anyone help me to find problem with my phone.

Do BB keep any log(error) that any particular application cause problem and make phone reboot.

Is their any virus for BB, if so, do anyone know about any anti virus.

Regards,
Amandeep Singh

[j3wboi]

There is a lot of posts about this problem you probably have a app that messin up ur os u should reinstal ur os by desktop manager but u will have 2 take out your battery when u do it
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[j3wboi]

your BlackBerry nuked? When your BlackBerry is stuck in a reboot sequence, the BlackBerry is considered "nuked". However, there is a solution to this problem. Please follow the steps below.


Fundamentals
The problem is that because the device is stuck in a permanent reboot sequence (or loop) it does not allow a proper connection via USB to desktop manager, and as a result, you do not have a chance to reload the Operating system. Important: Before following this procedure, remove your memory card and see if this solves the problem. A memory card issue can put your BlackBerry into this state.


Requirements

Windows Machine

Latest BlackBerry Desktop Manager Download Here

Latest BlackBerry Operating System Download Here

USB Cable appropriate to the device

Procedure

Step 1
Make sure your BlackBerry is not connected to the computer and Desktop Manager is closed. Locate and Open the Application Loader program. You can find it on your Operating System hard drive (C: Drive). Open your file browser, and navigate your way through the folders to Program Files -> Common Files -> Research In Motion -> AppLoader

Once there, you will find a program named "Loader" Double click on this and open Loader.
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Click Next
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Step 2
You are now at the trickiest part. This needs your full attention. Plug in your BlackBerry while you are at the above screen. Where it says Com1. The second it says USB-PIN:UNKNOWN immediately click next. This will only happen for a few seconds when your BlackBerry is at the beginning of its reboot cycle (or loop). The easiest way to make this happen instead of waiting.. is to pull the battery, and wait right after the battery is reinstalled.
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Step 3
At this point, your in the home stretch. While updating, your BlackBerry is out of the reboot cycle. Select whatever applications you would like the apploader to install and continue through the apploader.
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Step 4
That's it. You now have a BlackBerry with a crisp and clear operating system. Open up Desktop Manager and load the latest backup of your device. If you do not have a backup, unfortunately it means a fresh start, everything on the device has been lost.

Hope this helps!

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