@BigBadWulf , I learned now how to activates ALT botton (press the volume keys:up-down-up-down-up and you will see ALT in the top left of the screen) OK , now please tell me again what buttons I push, the order and how many times(am new to this stuff and do not want to make mistakes)thanks in advance for your patience !
hi all,
i stay in Singapore and this ofcourse works on my BB 9700.
however, what is surprising that my phone shows perpetual -11/-12dBm and still works fine.
however, i have 1more question here.
below the -11/-12, there is 1 more -2 showing which has stumped me and i have no clue what it is.
hi all,
i stay in Singapore and this ofcourse works on my BB 9700.
however, what is surprising that my phone shows perpetual -11/-12dBm and still works fine.
however, i have 1more question here.
below the -11/-12, there is 1 more -2 showing which has stumped me and i have no clue what it is.
can some1 explain pls.
thanks,
On OS6 I've seen it working fine at -120 too. The second number has to be WiFi strength.
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I'd imagine it's the same technique as a Storm:
Originally Posted by jacktripper
Ok took me a while to figure this out on my storm but here's how I did it. First I changed my left convience key to virtual keyboard then I changed my keyboard to full keyboard n typed in ! , " " and walla presto chango. Ohh n this was all done in portrait mode n not landscape. Hope this helps the storm folks having trouble
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I've just bought a brand new bold 9900 a few weeks back and have had to replace it twice due to problems. Now I have a problem that 90% of the time the signal is between -99 dBm and -102 dBm which is ridiculuos! But for the rest of the time it stays on -88 dBm. Just now it went on to 256 dBm without the minus. I know it sounds absurd after reading the thread but that's where it was for about 10 seconds.
I've just bought a brand new bold 9900 a few weeks back and have had to replace it twice due to problems. Now I have a problem that 90% of the time the signal is between -99 dBm and -102 dBm which is ridiculuos! But for the rest of the time it stays on -88 dBm. Just now it went on to 256 dBm without the minus. I know it sounds absurd after reading the thread but that's where it was for about 10 seconds.
Whole other topic. Could be a defective antenna, your location, or provider. Definitely something best handled through tech support, with your carrier.
Whole other topic. Could be a defective antenna, your location, or provider. Definitely something best handled through tech support, with your carrier.
Yeah! Had the 9700 for over 2 years and used this on it, worked wonderfully. Unfortunately the trackpad (I think) went wonkydoodle on me. It was like watching a pinball bounce around.
That was 3 days ago. Now, I have the 9900 (am hoping/praying I can fix my 9700 -- love that phone!), and finding out that this works on it was fantastic. You see, I am finding out some of the things that I used on my 9700 don't/won't work with the 9900. So, this is really cool! Was glad to find it again. )
Ok it works for me Bold 9900 on the latest Rogers OS.
But when I restart or do a battery pull, it reverts back to the bars. Is there a way to make it permanent?
Ok it works for me Bold 9900 on the latest Rogers OS.
But when I restart or do a battery pull, it reverts back to the bars. Is there a way to make it permanent?