Showing posts with label BlackBerry 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry 10. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2016

BlackBerry 9860 Autoloader Download Link: FULL OS

Here on this page I have contained the download link for the BlackBerry 9860 FULL OS Autoloader which can be used to flash and load complete OS on your BlackBerry 9860.
Please, note that by flashing your BlackBerry 9860 with this autoloader, all the content of your BlackBerry device will be lost, therefore, if need be, ensure that you backup your vital content (from your BlackBerry device) before you proceed.

Content that may be lost:
1. Contacts stored on the phone.
2. Messages. 3. Whatsapp messages. 4. All Apps Data etc.

How to Use BlackBerry Autoloader to Flash Firmware On BlackBerry 9860

1. Download your BlackBerry 9860 Autoloader from here.
2. Extract the downloaded file onto a folder on your PC. Enter the password: aryktech.com if its prompts.
3. If not already installed, download and install BlackBerry Desktop Manager on your PC from here.
4. Once Desktop Manager is installed on your PC, wait for about 3 minutes, if BlackBerry Desktop Manager opens, close it and make sure you EXIT it from the apps running at the Background.
5. Go to the folder where you extracted BlackBerry 9860 Autoloader you downloaded from Step 1 above and Double-Click to launch it.
6. Connect your BlackBerry 9860 to the PC while the phone is TURNED OFF.
7. When the Autoloader is loaded, it should detect the connected BlackBerry 9860 and begin loading the OS on the device.
8. Wait patiently until the whole process completes, your BlackBerry 9860 will reboot itself and boot to the new OS.

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Monday, October 24, 2016

When, Why and How to Use BlackBerry Autoloader to Flash BlackBerry Device

BlackBerry Autoloaders are complete Stand-alone .exe or .msi applications that can single-handedly install complete or partial BlackBerry OS on your BlackBerry devices. BlackBerry autoloaders are programmed to run in MS Duos, Command Prompt and PowerShell on Windows PC. As far as I know, BlackBerry autoloaders are only available for Windows PC users.

There are official BlackBerry autoloaders (made available by RIM) and there are unofficial autoloaders. The unofficial autoloaders are the modified ones. In either case, an autoloader, either official or unofficial, are being used for the same or similar purposes.

Why Use BlackBerry Autoloader?

1. For Advanced Fix: BlackBerry autoloader can be used to fix serious issues such as BlackBerry Red-light blinking, 75% bootloop and other issues not resolvable by BlackBerry loader.
2. Force-Upgrades: BlackBerry autoloader can be used to upgrade a particular BlackBerry device though the update may yet be available for that device.
3. Force-Downgrades: same as Force-Upgrades, autoloader can be used to downgrade BlackBerry device. This is common with BlackBerry10 devices and usually happen if you want to bypass a particular feature of the latest firmware.
4. For Advanced Customization: you can use a modified BlackBerry autoloader to customize your BlackBerry device to your taste.
5. Faster repair service.

How to Use BlackBerry Autoloader to Flash BlackBerry Device

1. Download and Install BlackBerry Desktop Manager (for BlackBerry Pre10 Series such as 9900, 9800 and the likes of them) and BlackBerry Link (for BlackBerry10 devices such Z10, Z30 and the likes of them).
2. Download your desired BlackBerry Autoloader from BlackBerry Autoloader List here or For BlackBerry10 Devices here.
3. If the file is compressed in a zip file, unzip it onto your desktop.
4. Put off your BlackBerry device. If the phone is dead (Does not boot or only blinks) then, remove the battery from it.
    NOTE: ignore this step 4 if your phone has inbuilt battery.
5. Double-click the Autoloader file on your PC to launch and wait until it is fully launched.
6. When you see Connecting to Bootrom on the PC, now, connect your phone to the PC using its compatible USB Cable.
7. Almost immediately, the PC will detect the connected phone and begin loading the OS.
8. Now, wait until the whole process reaches 100%.
9. Disconnect your BlackBerry device, put on the phone and go to settings to confirm that the OS has been loaded.

NOTE: Some Autoloaders only load partial OS. Ensure that you use full OS Autoloader.
Partial OS Autoloader are used only to revive BlackBerry devices. They cannot load complete OS.

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

How to Remove/Bypass FRP Lock On BlackBerry Priv (Factory Reset Protection)

Here in this tutorial, I explain the step by step logic you can apply to remove Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on your BlackBerry Priv. This method has been confirmed working with most BlackBerry Priv meanwhile, your comment will be useful. If you are able to remove or bypass (FRP) Factory Reset Protection on your BlackBerry Priv using the method discussed here or otherwise, please comment.


What is FRP, Factory Reset Protection?

FRP, Factory Reset Protection is a security measure introduced to the Android 5.1 (5.0 in some) and beyond. This security ensures that you remain locked out when you factory reset your android device without first removing the Google account connected with the device. In other words, you have to sign in the Google account that was being used on the phone before it was factory resetted.



How to Bypass FRP (Factory Reset Protection) On BlackBerry Priv

If a BlackBerry Priv is factory reset and you get a message similar to this message during setup:

This device was reset. To continue, sign with the Google account that was previously synced on this device.

It means your BlackBerry Priv is locked on FRP which is also called Factory Reset Protection.


Step #1: Put on your BlackBerry Priv.

Step #2: Connect it to a WiFi service.

Step #3: When your BlackBerry Priv shows checking connection and immediately it shows Software Update switch off the router (or your WiFi hotspot Source) so that your BlackBerry Priv will be disconnected.

Step #4: Hit next until you get to the Pattern Lock screen. Setup a pattern lock from there and restart the device.

Step #5: When the phone restarts, it will be locked with the pattern you setup earlier.

Step #6: Open the Dialer button from the lockscreen and dial *#*#4636#*#*. This will take you to the BlackBerry Priv secrete menu.

Step #7: From there, tap Usage Statistics and then, tap the BACK button. This will take you to the Settings.

Step #8: Now, scroll down to backup and reset.

Step #9: Reset your BlackBerry Priv. When this is complete, the phone will restart and there will be no need to enter previous Google account again.