[dp867]

I have a Bold 9000 here that has an IT Policy on it. Desktop manager detects it and I can back-up data. I go and try to resettofactory but it won't connect to bbsak nor jl_cmdr. The policy has inhibted the phone to be connect for info protection I'm assuming.

Any work around for this? Thanks cb community.

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[Ahmed G.]

have you tried wiping it by going to ( options > security options > security wipe ) ?

[dp867]

Haven't tried that, was scared to since it isn't my phone.

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[Ahmed G.]

scared of what ?!

It deletes everything on it . . . so it will be like it just came from the '' factory ''

[OldDeadOne]

WAIT you got a phone that isn't even YOURS? Why are you messing with it then? What's the story behind this?

[dp867]

I'll give it a try but security wipe doesn't remove the Policy. Am I correct?

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[ST79]

There is a link in my signature ... "Remove IT Policy" ... See whether it helps ..

[dp867]

WAIT you got a phone that isn't even YOURS? Why are you messing with it then? What's the story behind this?

She got the phone from her son, he works at a company and they gave him the 9700 and I'm trying to remove the locked firewall for her. She finds it annoying having to enter the password in every time.

[dp867]

There is a link in my signature ... "Remove IT Policy" ... See whether it helps ..

I'll give this a shot next time I have the phone in my hands, thx ST79

[Jared DiPane]

have you tried wiping it by going to ( options > security options > security wipe ) ?

This security wipe will not remove the IT policy, it will still exist after.

You will need to either trick it by adding a "blank" policy, or use another complete wipe method and fresh install of an OS.

[dp867]

This security wipe will not remove the IT policy, it will still exist after.

You will need to either trick it by adding a "blank" policy, or use another complete wipe method and fresh install of an OS.

I tried completely wiping using bbsak and it wouldn't connect to it. So I'll have to try the crackutil method posted by st79

[Neubie2]

I'll give this a shot next time I have the phone in my hands, thx ST79

I used this procedure for my previous 8820 which had a BES policy on it, and it completely removed it, and unlocked the firewall. I then was able to upgrade the O/S and add any new applications without restriction. Worked like a charm, and the procedure was very clearly laid out. This forum is very helpful, and full of very knowledgeable people contributing to it.

[mandony]

Here are some steps that can help

http://forums.crackberry.com/f3/remo...lackberry-569/

http://forums.crackberry.com/f135/ho...y-file-217892/

http://forums.crackberry.com/f2/new-...-policy-34665/