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» BlackBerry Tips and Tricks - How To Fix An Endless Re-Booting Loop On Your BlackBerry
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Published: June 22, 2008 @ 8:47 am —
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You might have installed a 3rd party application recently or just upgraded your BlackBerry OS and now your BlackBerry says something like:

Error 202: reset

What would you do? Most people run into the next phone shop or call their carrier support. Unfortunately, those support guys do not really know how to fix this issue - mostly. However, this is not as complicated as many might imagine. I did this for several devices already including a BlackBerry 7290, 8700v, Pearl, and others. This howto technically works with all BlackBerry models including the new BlackBerry Bold and Thunder. Here is what you need to do:

BlackBerry Java Application Loader Standalone

The BlackBerry should automatically reboot at the end of the installation process and your device is back working.

More howtos can be found at: Categories:BlackBerry How-tos




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8:47 am  June 22, 2008 | Filed Under BlackBerry Howto, BlackBerry Tips and Tricks 
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