1. pltaylor's Avatar
    Hopefully I'm just being paranoid, but I went to applications to delete the Aerize Alerts I got last week. And I see in applications an app called
    "aa_delete to reset". Now I know everything inside and out of this
    phone and I never installed anything like this. Here are some screen shots.








    It shows up in DM with no name or description?



    I swear it sounds like something if I delete, will wipe the device.
    Anyone else seen this? It's OS 4.5.0.110
    12-29-08 10:41 PM
  2. greg24's Avatar
    holy crap thats weird
    12-29-08 10:43 PM
  3. pltaylor's Avatar
    No doubt. I'm going to delete it but I wanted to know if anyone else has seen it and document it in case it is malicious.
    12-29-08 10:47 PM
  4. greg24's Avatar
    i havent, best of luck to you
    12-29-08 10:49 PM
  5. jeffh's Avatar
    Have you posted a question in the Aerize forum?
    12-29-08 10:52 PM
  6. pltaylor's Avatar
    No, Jeff. I don't think it's related because I got Alerts for my wifes phone at the same time and she doesn't have it.
    12-29-08 10:57 PM
  7. pltaylor's Avatar
    But the only other thing I recall downloading for this phone was the OS back when it was in beta.
    12-29-08 10:59 PM
  8. pltaylor's Avatar
    Oh well, here goes........



    .....OK, False alarm. Deleted and nothing happened. I have no clue where it came from. And it would not be a hard app to make.
    12-29-08 11:05 PM
  9. SLVR6's Avatar
    Just checked and that's not there on my 8320 runing .102. You been finding weird websites? J/K!

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    12-29-08 11:05 PM
  10. SLVR6's Avatar
    Well that's a relief!

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    12-29-08 11:08 PM
  11. pltaylor's Avatar
    You been finding weird websites? J/K!
    12-29-08 11:22 PM
  12. Blacklatino's Avatar
    PT -
    Happened to me with the same app. Go into the module, delete it, and reboot when the prompt pops up. That's it. Had the same things happen when conducting a softreset and didn't actually reset my BB(for whatever reason). The next time you try to reset, you will be asked to delete the aa file and then you will be allowed to reboot. So, you're safe
    Last edited by Blacklatino; 12-30-08 at 11:28 AM. Reason: Clarification: No fiber today_ weak;)
    12-29-08 11:32 PM
  13. pltaylor's Avatar
    Thanks BT. Where does it come from do you know?
    12-29-08 11:37 PM
  14. Blacklatino's Avatar
    Thanks BT. Where does it come from do you know?
    Have no idea. I just know that i've deleted the file each time - with no issues. You might want to delete, reboot, and reinstall the app again. It has helped me.












    12-30-08 12:07 AM
  15. mcm180's Avatar
    silly crackberry addicts ... this belongs to the SOFTRESET app, which simulates a battery pull.

    If for example you click on soft reset and dont actually go thru with the soft reset or hit do it later, it places this file into your modules... so you can go delete it and complete your "battery pull" at a later time.



    seee .. the VENDOR of the SOFTRESET app is the same Alan Penner
    Last edited by mcm180; 12-30-08 at 01:10 AM. Reason: add screenshot
    12-30-08 12:48 AM
  16. Blacklatino's Avatar
    silly crackberry addicts ... this belongs to the SOFTRESET app, which simulates a battery pull.

    If for example you click on soft reset and dont actually go thru with the soft reset or hit do it later, it places this file into your modules... so you can go delete it and complete your "battery pull" at a later time.
    Thanks for clarifying...what I said

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    Last edited by Blacklatino; 12-30-08 at 11:29 AM. Reason: Love the edification:)
    12-30-08 12:55 AM
  17. pltaylor's Avatar
    You absolutly right, but I've had soft reset on this device for almost a year and that wasn't always there.
    Last edited by pltaylor; 12-31-08 at 11:25 PM.
    12-30-08 10:24 AM
  18. pltaylor's Avatar
    And it must be independent because I've deleted it and soft reset still works.
    12-30-08 10:26 AM
  19. ShortStop51001's Avatar
    silly crackberry addicts ... this belongs to the SOFTRESET app, which simulates a battery pull.

    If for example you click on soft reset and dont actually go thru with the soft reset or hit do it later, it places this file into your modules... so you can go delete it and complete your "battery pull" at a later time.



    seee .. the VENDOR of the SOFTRESET app is the same Alan Penner
    LOL good find!
    12-30-08 11:20 AM
  20. mcm180's Avatar
    you're welcome,

    it only goes if you fail to go through with the reboot the first time around, if you notice .. when you presst the reset now button .. it sez message 1 out of 5 or something like that, or if you hit it reboot later, its placed into your modules, and if you try to go to another program and then come back to do a soft reset it will telll you... ooops sorry you have to go to your modules and delete "aa_delete_to_reset" in order to reboot ... and ALAN PENNER named the module "aa_....." so that it can go on the top of your module list like aardvark in the dictionary ..hehehehehe
    01-01-09 04:29 AM
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