- Hi all, great place here with tons of info. Great job. I know the "search" key is my friend, but, I'm really frustrated right now. Just received my 8330 today from sprint UPS. Things were working fine until I loaded a couple of music and picture files. Now it's locking up all the time.
Any ideas?01-16-09 09:29 PMLike 0 - Have you tried pulling the battery when the power is on? this will reset the phone.
Are you using a Media card? If yes, try taking it out.01-16-09 09:32 PMLike 0 -
I did load files on the microSD card. I just pulled the card, everthing seems to be fine now. So what do I do about the card? I take it, I messed something up by using the card?01-16-09 09:41 PMLike 0 -
If all goes well, try putting a few files on the card (music only, or pictures only) and reinsert card. Be careful to insert the card correctly.
If everything works, then reload the other file type that was left off, and reinsert the media card.
Let us know how that goes.01-16-09 09:44 PMLike 0 - Also, if the picture files are gigantic, then the phone could be choking on those big files. You may need to use a photo editor to decrease the file sizes to something more manageable for the phone. I know doing this really helped my phone display pictures without too much lag.
That's the problem with all the newer megapixel cameras, the files they generate are very big.01-16-09 09:47 PMLike 0 -
Should I be concerned about the BB itself and send it back after 1 day of use, or is it just the card that's screwed up?
Thanks for all your QUICK help. I'll let you know how all goes after the reformatting of the card!01-16-09 09:52 PMLike 0 -
- So, if I understand you correctly, the phone start up fine when the media card isn't in the phone? If so, then just reformatting the card should do the trick. I would imagine that the card got an error when you were transferring the files over. Has the card been used in any other phone, or device?01-16-09 10:17 PMLike 0
- So, if I understand you correctly, the phone start up fine when the media card isn't in the phone? If so, then just reformatting the card should do the trick. I would imagine that the card got an error when you were transferring the files over. Has the card been used in any other phone, or device?01-16-09 10:23 PMLike 0
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Then, don't use Roxio Media Manager... enable Mass Storage Mode, and connect the phone to the USB port. You should be able to "see" the Blackberry as a logical drive now.
Open up an explorer window and locate your music files on the computer and drag and drop (copy) them into the Blackberry/Music folder on the media card. Pictures go in the Blackberry/Pictures folder.01-16-09 10:40 PMLike 0 - After you reformat the card on the PC, put it into the phone and let the phone create the directory structure.
Then, don't use Roxio Media Manager... enable Mass Storage Mode, and connect the phone to the USB port. You should be able to "see" the Blackberry as a logical drive now.
Open up an explorer window and locate your music files on the computer and drag and drop (copy) them into the Blackberry/Music folder on the media card. Pictures go in the Blackberry/Pictures folder.01-16-09 10:49 PMLike 0
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