[Johnny M 286]

I have an unlocked Z10 STL100-3. In two separate attempts to upgrade to 10.3, my microUSB Charger Port became disabled as a result of the OS upgrade. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, how did you resolve it?

At first, I thought I may have killed my battery and/or my Charger Port when I upgraded the OS to 10.3.0.1416. I went so far as to purchase additional batteries, external battery charging devices and a replacement charger port. It wasn't until I used one of my replacement batteries and BlackBerry Link to reload a version of OS 10.2 that I realized that my original Charger Port still worked. (Yes, the port allowed me to transfer data in order to communicate with BlackBerry Link, but it would not recharge my battery.)

I was able to roll back to Software Release 10.2.1.3062; OS Version 10.2.1.3442; Build 704040 but as it did not have access to the Amazon Appstore, I thought I'd try 10.3.1.1154. And once again, my microUSB port allowed for the transfer of data, but would not recharge my device.

I will be rolling back to 10.2; but I would appreciate assistance in being able to get up to 10.3 as soon as possible.

[Dave1001]

I also have a Z 10 100-3, but my problem with upgrades is somewhat different than yours. Any time I allow a push-upgrade over the air, my Android runtime gets scrambled and will not run any Android or Android port apps. The only way I have found to repair this is to wipe the device, and start over. I cannot even use a backup from Link, as this restores the runtime corruption. As a result, I have toggled the allow auto updates funtion off, so that I can properly prepare for an uppgrade by backing my data and apps up manually. Pain, but less so than having to restore and reload everything by hand from scratch.

[masterscarhead1]

Here's something I would consider. Try plugging in to a wall charger, and see if that makes a difference.
If so, it means your computer is incompetent in charging, and now 10.3 is displaying correctly that the charge is not happening
Also, did you do autoloader install or non-destructive update? If you did non-destructive, use an autoloader