I was reloading my blackberry storm 9530 OS using BB Swiss Army Knife when suddenly my laptop battery died.
After that It doesnt turn on and it keeps on restarting.
I have tried Apploader.exe, And for some reason all the guides that I have read, it should say "PIN unkown" but mines detect its PIN:
It gives me an error on 2nd step "wait for device initialization" because my phone always keeps on disconnecting.
The red led light is always restarting.
Can Someone advice me on how can I turn my phone back to life please.
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Hi and Welcome to the Community!
Given that, you may need one of these more drastic methods:
- KB27956 How to recover a BlackBerry smartphone from any state
- http://www.blackberryfaq.com/index.php/What_to_do_
next_if_Jl_Cmder_will_not_connect_and_wipe - KB10144 How to force the detection of the BlackBerry smartphone using Application Loader
Good luck!
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As you have suggested me, i have tried it all. But the same problem. My Phone keeps rebooting for the reason it cant continue the process. All it does is just restart, like see the little red light turn on at the corner, but the screen doesnt. It will light up for a second then turn off.
Here are some screenshots:
Using desktop software
Using Apploader /nojvm
After my phone several reboot. This happens to it.
When that happens, my pc wont detect it anymore.
I hope you could give me solution on my problem.
It sounds like your issue is very serious...perhaps this article, while rather redundant to what I've already provided to you, may shed some light on your situation:
Do keep in mind that no amount of software, OS, or other related "tricks" and "tools" can do anything if your problem is hardware related. Further, do understand that diagnosing a hardware issue is rather close to impossible at an Internet-distance...only in-hand evaluation by a qualified hardware technician can provide you a proper diagnosis.
Good luck!
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