1. jessls1024's Avatar
    If anyone could possibly help me, I had some issues wit my phone so tmobile shipped me out another.. Now how do I switch everythin I have onto the new one? Including keeping my tmo mail account.. & is there anyway to transfer my pin over?! .. In need of help .. Thanks!

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    07-16-10 12:59 AM
  2. dictoresno's Avatar
    plug both phones into your computer. open desktop manager, select the device switch wizard - blackberry to blackberry. select the from PIN to the to PIN. it should copy everything over to your new device. once completed, just plop your SIM into your new device and you should be on your way, registered and complete. if needed, contact the carrier to verify the new PIN was properly registered onto your account.
    07-16-10 01:12 AM
  3. Cyber Warrior's Avatar
    Use Desktop Manager to quickly and easily transfer all or some of the personal data and applications on an existing BlackBerry smartphone to another. All you need to get started are two mini USB sync cables (like the one that came with your BlackBerry,) the Desktop Manager software and the two BlackBerry smartphones.

    Step One: Get BlackBerry Desktop Manager

    First things first: You'll want to download or install RIM's BlackBerry Desktop Manager software, if you haven't already. To do so, either insert the BlackBerry user tools disc that shipped with your device and then install the software, or visit RIM's website and download it manually.

    After installing BlackBerry Desktop Manager, launch the program by clicking on the desktop icon created during installation. (If you chose not to create a desktop icon, locate the application in your computer's program files and then launch.)

    Step Two: Connect your existing BlackBerry, and select device switch wizard

    Next, connect your existing BlackBerry smartphone - the one storing your personal data and applications - to your PC using the USB sync cable, and then close any unrelated dialogue boxes that appear. You know your device is connected when your BlackBerry PIN appears in the bottom left corner of the BlackBerry Desktop Manger screen, next to Device connected (PIN).
    When the BlackBerry is connected to your PC and Desktop Manager, choose the Device Switch Wizard option. On the following screen, click Switch BlackBerry devices.

    Step Three: Configure BlackBerry device switch wizard

    The Switch BlackBerry devices screen displays three columns: Current device ; New device ; and Options . The first field below the Current device heading should be labeled PIN and the value within should match the PIN digits in the bottom left corner of the application screen. If not, open the drop down menu beneath Current device and select the PIN associated with the connected BlackBerry. If your device is password protected, you'll also need to enter your passcode.

    The Options section lists a number of options related to the device data that you wish to transfer to the new device. For example, you can choose to transfer all device data and options, as well as all third-party applications. Or you can pick just device data or only third-party apps. There are also options for updating existing applications--if updates are available--and you can manually select which apps you wish to transfer.

    Step Four: Transfer data from one BlackBerry to another

    When you've specified what data and apps you want to transfer, click the Next button in the bottom right corner of Desktop Manager to proceed. A variety of progress bars will appear on screen as Desktop Manager scans your device and copies its contents for backup. This will take a few minutes, so be patient.
    When the backup process is complete, another dialogue box appears asking you to select your new device. At this point, connect the new BlackBerry that you wish to transfer data and applications to and select the corresponding PIN from the drop down menu. Again, you'll need to enter in your passcode here if your device is password protected. Then hit OK. Another set of progress bars then appears to scan the application configuration on the new BlackBerry.
    If you checked the Options box for Allow me to select applications to add or update option , a list of all the applications on your existing BlackBerry appears. You can then choose which apps you want to transfer from the old device to the new. To remove an app from the list, simply uncheck the box next to that application. When you're finished, click Next.

    Patience comes into play again at this point, as it can take anywhere from five minutes to half an hour to complete the process. So sit back, grab a soothing beverage perhaps, and decide what to do next with your new smartphone.

    Two factors worth noting: After transferring personal data and apps to a new BlackBerry, you'll likely have to log back into any programs that require a user name and password, so you may want to have your login information handy. Second, it's not uncommon to come across application errors when attempting to transfer apps from one device to another--especially if those devices are running different OS versions. The simplest way to proceed after receiving an app error is to remove the problem application from the list of programs that will be transferred using the instructions above. Then you can simply download a fresh copy of the problem app at a later time.
    07-16-10 01:50 AM
  4. dictoresno's Avatar
    dude why u always gotta 1-up me lol
    07-16-10 01:58 AM
  5. jlb21's Avatar
    Jess,

    Let us know if everything went ok. If you get stuck, there is plenty of help available to get you through it.......
    07-16-10 07:33 AM
  6. thefever23's Avatar
    dude why u always gotta 1-up me lol
    Hahahaha that's funny
    07-16-10 09:37 AM
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