i was out at a concert and dropped my blackberry on the ground. after a battery pull it won't turn back on ..it just stays on the white screen with the hour glass?
take a look in the how to, title how to recover a dead blackberry, usually with physical damange though its harder to get back hopefully you can get it back
I don't feel like its nuked, has anyone ever dropped their blackberry and it die like this before? I've never heard a story like this before. Its almost like you hit it on a direct spot. Do you know exactly how it fell? How far it fell? Sorry I'm judt generally interested in how this happens. Your best bet is to try and bring it back to life though in that tutorial!
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I don't feel like its nuked, has anyone ever dropped their blackberry and it die like this before? I've never heard a story like this before. Its almost like you hit it on a direct spot. Do you know exactly how it fell? How far it fell? Sorry I'm judt generally interested in how this happens. Your best bet is to try and bring it back to life though in that tutorial!
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Unfortunately, it happens, and no amount of software reloading helps. I'm not saying that is the case here with any certainty. I'm just throwing out some options for the OP.
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It is interesting that the hour glass is displayed on a blank screen. That means Sun Java is executing a high priority tread instead of sharing priority among the normal threads. It is still running.
Does BlackBerry Desktop Manager recognize the PIN number when you have it connected?