- Just an observation:
I have seen a lot of advice to resend service books given. In most cases this does resolve a lot of issues. But if the service book is corrupted really bad, you can always delete them.
Then do the register now to re-send a fresh one. I have deleted all service books and had them resent and got a device working again. Although you do not always go this extreme, only delete the service in question
Best of all, this step can reduce the need for a security wipe. AKA no data loss.
just a thought07-12-08 10:34 PMLike 0 - John YesterRetired SuperstarJust my .02 you didn't have to post this in ever sub forum..... Could have be a advisory in blackberry discussion...... Double posting is kinda frowned upon and wasted space.....
also I have never ran into a corrupt service book. only service books that were not automatically sent over and had to be forcefully push.....07-12-08 10:40 PMLike 0 -
- jeffhRetired ModeratorI consider it a matter of "Post Integrity." If you and I both answer a question, and yours makes it into the thread first, and there's no additional information in mine, I'll delete mine. Otherwise, I'm just wasting space and inflating my post count without adding value.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-12-08 10:56 PMLike 0
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