1. Fnord's Avatar
    Last night I tried the procedure for 50 times to no avail.
    Can you be more specific as to when exactly do you plug the battery in?
    http://crackberry.com/blackberry-101...ked-blackberry

    Step 2 is the important part.

    (there is a video too)
    Sim_1 likes this.
    11-17-11 09:07 AM
  2. zkyevolved's Avatar
    Wow really? 3 weeks without your berry!? How on earth did u survive? Haha.

    Sent from my BlackBerry 9900 using Tapatalk
    11-17-11 09:50 AM
  3. Bossni's Avatar
    Wow really? 3 weeks without your berry!? How on earth did u survive? Haha.

    Sent from my BlackBerry 9900 using Tapatalk
    LoL, I have spare, a 9700, 9800 Torch and 9780
    11-17-11 10:45 AM
  4. Sim_1's Avatar
    http://crackberry.com/blackberry-101...ked-blackberry

    Step 2 is the important part.

    (there is a video too)
    Been there, done that. And failed miserably over and over again. I gave up and sent it back to the seller today.
    11-17-11 12:52 PM
  5. totallygone's Avatar
    Ok, so I am gonna try this fix with OS .540. We will see if that works or not. Hopefully it will bring life back into my 9900.....
    11-17-11 01:32 PM
  6. totallygone's Avatar
    So believe it or not my bold 9900 is up and running after installing OS .540.
    Dont know whether I maybe talking too soon. I hope not.....
    11-17-11 06:08 PM
  7. Spartacus_82's Avatar
    Jeez christ few week ago I tought it only had a few :O
    11-17-11 06:45 PM
  8. xamr1's Avatar
    has anyone had any success with this for 9930.
    11-18-11 12:03 PM
  9. balenax's Avatar
    this update is for 9900 only, don't even think of trying to install it on 9930 . hopefully the cdma carriers will soon release a similar update for the 9930 bolds.
    11-18-11 12:10 PM
  10. congeetime's Avatar
    Thank you so much!!! I updated to .503 a couple days ago and today it died randomly. Woke up this morning and it wouldn't turn on. I was about to throw my 9900 threw the wall until I saw this. Downloaded .540 official release. Deleted the old .503 from control panels, deleted vendor then connected my 9900 to my pc. Clicked update and it started to boot up again!!!
    11-18-11 04:27 PM
  11. anon(4069374)'s Avatar
    Thanks a lot for the Tips.

    My 9900 just get bricked last night with flashing red led.
    After looking many forum where people say there is no other choice, I saw this thread and I download the .540, and I could reload the OS following your advise.

    Cheers.
    12-07-11 11:25 PM
  12. ryshhh's Avatar
    I still cant get it to work. Any tips? Mine bricked two nights ago and Ive been working like made to get it to work.

    Im still stuck on the "reconnecting to JVM" stage....
    12-07-11 11:59 PM
  13. adamschuetze's Avatar
    I had a phone brick (or so I thought), but it turns out it wasn't charging. The battery icon changed to a little "plug" icon (not the lightning bolt charging icon). After a few battery pulls it would charge. After a software update to 7.1.0.74 I haven't seen the same problem.
    12-07-11 11:59 PM
  14. Rootbrian's Avatar
    Glad you got yours brought back to life!
    12-08-11 02:14 AM
  15. HershL's Avatar

    My 9900 just get bricked last night with flashing red led.
    After looking many forum where people say there is no other choice, I saw this thread and I download the .540, and I could reload the OS following your advise.

    Cheers.
    My understanding then was that it was nuked and not bricked. By defn, a bricked phone can't be brought back...
    12-08-11 02:46 AM
  16. ryshhh's Avatar
    Gave up, sending it back to RIM.

    Contemplating getting a 9810, but just love how the 9900 feels.
    12-08-11 05:38 AM
  17. Mrluky's Avatar
    i changed phones the other day to my old droid 2. put my 9930 down with 80% batt life.went back to use my 9930 for the alarm clock two days now ,and it was completly dead. black screen . plugged in the charger it showed dead batt.batt with thunderbolt showed on the screen.my heart started pounding oh my god what should i do now.I watched and watched and the batt started to charge,so i left it on charge for two hours and it was ok.But should it have died after two days of not useing?
    12-08-11 03:40 PM
  18. gordonzhao's Avatar
    The title is already incorrect, being an end user one cannot unbrick a phone, if they can then it's not bricked. Nuked would be the correct term.
    12-08-11 04:27 PM
  19. gordonzhao's Avatar
    Turns out in the process of making somewhat of a hybrid with the .503 radio and the .585 files my 9900 nuked. I was stuck at the blinking red LED for a good 10 minutes until I figured I'd just go about installing the OS as I would if I were to install a fresh upgrade with a clean wipe using the command prompt method to bring up the loader.exe with no jvm. Worked. I think everyone's nuked berries should be able to get revived now. As far as I know this method has worked for me, if someone else has tried it and it hasn't worked please report back.
    12-13-11 11:58 PM
  20. manofice1's Avatar
    following this process for 9930's with the newest official OS, i've been able to recover about 2 out of 5 bricked devices
    12-14-11 06:14 AM
  21. hendry.taharudin's Avatar
    following this process for 9930's with the newest official OS, i've been able to recover about 2 out of 5 bricked devices
    wah...that's good. i will try on my 9930 thanks alot.
    12-14-11 06:50 AM
  22. UnInvited's Avatar
    i tried 1000 times on my VZ 9930, nothing works
    12-14-11 07:14 AM
  23. gordonzhao's Avatar
    i tried 1000 times on my VZ 9930, nothing works
    Are you sure you opened command prompt and used the loader.exe /nojvm method?
    12-15-11 12:19 AM
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