I tried to find the person that made this find had no luck. But you know who you are and thanks in advance. I know a lot of people miss QP on .230 so here is a reset option for you. I brought this up cause I didn't even know this till today.
riginally Posted by jackattacck:
Also it was pointed out in another thread that simulating a battery pull is as easy as dialing ##000000 in the phone app, hitting send and entering vzw for the SIP password. BB button > Save and it resets. Only drawback is you can't schedule a reset. by the way I used my own SIP password and my device will still reset. So I don't think you have to use VZW as the password. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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Last edited by bigdizzle247; 10-07-09 at 06:06 AM.
It worked with the earlier cdma builds but stopped working with .148, I believe. I used to use it all the time and when it wouldn't work anymore, resorted to quickpull lite.
It worked for me. Hitting send brings up a page with info about your device. You have to scroll down to where it has space for your SIM password. I entered "vzw" and then hit the BB key, selected "Save", and the device reset.
I think this as a solution is a joke. Seriously. It is like 9 steps long. Why not use memory eye?
What's a joke about it? MemoryEye isn't free and this is. 9 steps? It's like dialing a phone number and punching in a VM password. AND it reboots faster than most apps that "wait" to reboot.
It's not the perfect solution, but it's a great work around, especially for those of us who have cases and find it a PITA to take it off every time we need a reboot.
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Ok so all you with the paid app memoryeye use that and don't worry about this thread it works great for me and there are two steps I guarantee you I can reset mine like this before you all can with memoryeye and I didn't pay for this or take up usefull space on my phone. Its like killin a fly with your hand when you have a flyswat in the other.
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I can't say that I would recommend this. This screen contains a lot of setting on how the phone connects to the service provider. It is never a good idea to be in this screen unless you know what you are doing or talking to tech support. Yes, it does do a soft reset if you change a value on this screen but you are making connection changes to the device. That is why you receive a message "Wirte Successful. Restarting Device"
Buy a quick pull application or just pull the battery, either way avoid the ##000000.
Note: The vzw password in the SIP Password field doesn't apply to all carriers, only Verizon. You mess up that password and you can and will lose your data connection.
