BlackBerry® Curve™

[yogeshgabani]

What's problem in my blackberry curve 9220 ?

What's images say ?

Someone hack my Operator frequency ? (yes or not)

What is this ?? EDGE -67 / EDGE -61 / EDGE -54 / EDGE -72

[JSanders Resident Expert]

It appears you've set your network signal strength to the numerical bar percentage rather than the visual set of bars as normal.

No big deal.

[yogeshgabani]

you are right but how set this bar tell me this step .....

[jojo_007 · Accepted solution]

Dont worry about this.

No one can hack your Operator frequency.

Simple press ALT+SHIFT+DEL to soft restart your phone.

[JSanders Resident Expert · Accepted solution]

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yogeshgabani wrote:

you are right but how set this bar tell me this step .....

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On your homescreen, press and hold the ALT key while typing NMLL

[JSanders Resident Expert]

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jojo_007 wrote:

Dont worry about this.

No one can hack your Operator frequency.

Simple press ALT+SHIFT+DEL to soft restart your phone.

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This thread is not about hacking any operator frequency.

Please don't post in threads where you have no knowledge of the issue.

Thank you.

[yogeshgabani]

Thank you so much Mr. Jsanders.

Please add me on BBM

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[jojo_007]

Yogesh Gabani listen to me,

-61 is your received signal strength in dBm. That's a very very strong signal. You must be quite close to a tower. For reference, I'm showing -102. The smaller the absolute value of the reading, the better the signal. -61 is much better than -102. I don't know what the -2 refers to. I don't have a second number on my Curve.

[yogeshgabani · Accepted solution]

i got the solution !!!!!!!!

BlackBerry, like most other mobile phones, uses a bar graph to indicate the current signal strength of your cellular network. If you see five bars on your BlackBerry screen, the network signal strength is excellent while lower number of bars may indicate insufficient or poor signal.

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