[devyn]

Whenever I try to download something, such as a ringtone and stuff, I always get a HTTP Error 502: Bad Gateway pop up.

Is there a way to fix this?

[uncheels23]

Maybe try a battery pull

[shawnluke]

i've had my curve for about a week now, and I have done battery pulls and everything, i still keep getting that message as well as a few others!


If pulling the battery doesn't work for you, then I would recommend taking it back and exchanging for another one if you can. That is what I'm doing with mine tomorrow.

[username]

Haven't experienced that problem before.

Bring it to the store and show them your problem. If they can't fix it, get it replaced.

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[MrBB]

A battery pull should clear your browser, but if it's bugger'd then you'll need to at least give this a try:

1. Open the BlackBerry Browser, click the trackwheel, and select Options.
2. Click Cache Operations.
3. Click Clear Cookie Cache and Clear History.

If that's not working, try deleting your web/browser based service books and resending them.

[devyn]

Yeah, none of that's working. I seriously appreciate the help, though.

Except, how do you do delete the web based service books? That's the only thing I haven't tried.

edit: Oh, I found a way for it to work!

I changed my browser settings, so the browser is just plain "Internet Browser", and not tzones. And it's working. Awesome.

[uncheels23]

good glad you figured it out

[lmberry]

Thank you so much for posting your solution to this problem. I was trying to download audibleair & getting that message. I talked w/t-mobile, audible and blackberry & nothing fixed this problem.

Changing my browser setting to 'internet browser' from t-zones fixed the problem!