Removing an IT Policy from a BlackBerry phone

[Zaine]

Hi i have a 8320 that has version 4.2
I cannot seem to connect to my PC, my previous phone connected perfectly.
When i plug it onto usb it shows the phone is charging but for like 3 seconds then stops. I also cannot pair it with any bluetooth devicei.
Please can i get some help on this.
I am no so totally confused, i have been told that this has somethng to do with BES, correct me if i am wrong.
I cannot update the software to 4.3 for obvious reason.


Regards

[inc188]

Tnx for the info

Does crackutil remove IT policy completely wipes the Blackberry & the os?

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[dbentbroad]

I followed the instructions to a T, but it still has a little red padlock in the firewall menu and has it locked on to "enabled." Please help! Thanks!

[iKILL3R]

Hey there peeps (first post lol)

Basically, a few weeks ago I fried my OS and so finally learnt how to install it myself after waiting for those bastards at O2, Phones4U and Blackberry to do **** all. I then decided to make a backup of my phone in case it happened again... which it did of course lol!

So I restored the backup but at the time of backing it up, I had a device password set on it; and now that I have restored that backup, it locked my password on and firewall with a small red lock. I discovered how to remove the password red lock, however the firewall lock remained until(!) I found this amazing thread on removing the IT Policy which has worked perfectly on my Curve 8900 up until the point when I restored a recent backup I made, and now the little red lock has appeared again on the firewall??? grrr

what should I do?
Thank you for being patient with me and my noobie posting skills.

[wrxtcy379]

well i tried to wipe the it but after my storm booted it still had the error should i completly wipe the setting then do the it wipe then restore

[s4bill]

Originally Posted by JeffH

Normally people have to remove IT Policies from phones they buy used. How did you come to have an IT Policy on your Storm? If you have a corporate Storm, the IT Policy will be pushed back on the phone the next time you connect to the Enterprise.

I am on BES and didnt experience permission problems until I loaded Bell .138 on my Verizon unit. Bubble popper doesnt work now.

I am not sure if it is an IT policy or permissions problem. Might it be a coincidence?

Any suggestions on how to confirm that it is an IT policy keeping me form using these applications?

I cant get Google voice search to work as well.

[JeffH]

Originally Posted by s4bill

I am on BES and didnt experience permission problems until I loaded Bell .138 on my Verizon unit. Bubble popper doesnt work now.

I am not sure if it is an IT policy or permissions problem. Might it be a coincidence?

Any suggestions on how to confirm that it is an IT policy keeping me form using these applications?

I cant get Google voice search to work as well.

All I know to do is contact your BES Admin and ask them. Did you have any problem reactivating on the BES after your OS upgrade?

[davidty]

that was a great program rit removed it policy and removed red lock next to enaabled firewall and disabled it very easy thanks

[phil1995]

Simply navigate to the folder with your loader.exe file and from a dos prompt type: loader.exe /resettofactory

It will wipe everything but your third party apps and put it back to factory settings.

[Casper811]

I FINALLY got it! Thanks the JL_Cmder is the way to go if you have an IT Policy w/ a red lock and / or it requires a password to use the phone. It bypasses the password requirement. Thanks for the assistance.

[tmassing]

I am getting Passowrd Incorrect or Device not connected when I try to run CrackUtil. There is no password on the device and the device is connected. Desktop manager can see it if it is running.

Thoughts?

I am trying to remove the Firewall lock and IT polocy on the device. UNit formerly on BES server thru Rackspace to my former company (now out of business). I suspect that the email accounts were removed and BES never deactivated.

I have backed up, and upgraded the device to 4.5 version.

- Tony

[tmassing]

Well, finally gave up and went back to JL_Cmdr and "resettofactory". I had tried several other programs with wipe and reset to no avail. The JL_Cmdr really did the trick. Now for the insight!!

Although previous wipes had removed the "IT Policy" messages from Options/General it was in fact still there. I saw a cross post that said go to Options/Status and type BUYR. That adds two lines to your status indicating if an IT Policy was still enables. Low and behold there it was. Neat trick that explained why I couldn't get rid of the Red Lock.

Anyway, once I saw that I went back to JL_Cmdr 1.9.1 version and reset to factory and everything is clear now!!!!

Thanks for all the info contained in these threads. It really helps us nubies and those of us who think we know what we are doing!

- Tony

[Bayerewelinka]

Many many THANKS

[karabey]

Well i could disable it but after restoring the backup the lock is back (

[fdrive]

So, interestingly enough when I left my most recent employer instead of disabling my BES account on the server, they pushed a wipe command on my 8900 curve (bastards...lost all my personal calendar, contacts, etc...) Anyway, I noticed that my IT policy is completely gone (no locks in the security option or firewall). That's a good thing but I thought that this was not possible with a simple wipe of the device. Maybe it's the new OS on the 8900's? I'm on AT&T factory OS 4.6.1.231.