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buy a battery if problem persists maybe time for a new phone

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You might not need any software if you just want to read it like a removable drive (which is what I do with all my phones/tablets). However, you will need a USB OTG (on the go) Adapter Cable. See/get one here: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sop=15&_armrs=1&_dmd=1&LH_BIN=1&_ipg=100&_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=USB%20OTG%20Adapter%20Cable&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=1&_trksid=p2045573.m1684 Or here: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1&ei=w5VgWvLbB8eUtQXm7pnIBQ&q=USB+OTG+Adapter+Cable&oq=USB+OTG+Adapter+Cable&gs_l=psy-ab.12..0l2j0i22i30k1l8.41245.48440.0.54138.18.11.0.0.0.0.175.1066.2j7.9.0....0...1c.2.64.psy-ab..11.7.829...33i22i29i30k1j33i160k1.0.gJWeChrbssA Good luck.

Flash the phone ( re-install software ) of the phone software is corrupted at the EPROM chip .Your keys will work well again .

Might have water damage or to much charge could damage da phone n battery

Sounds like your Blackberry is locked for certain provider, and it does not accept Cricket SIM card. Also, based on the search for your model, it's Verizon, which could be CDMA only. I don't know, if your SIM card for "old Cricket" (which was CDMA), or "new Cricket / AT&T", which is GSM.

Wrap it with cotton cloth and keep it in rice container for 48 hrs. rice will remove all the moisture.

If it was spotty reception, I'd suggest the antenna may have been damaged when dropped. They do get damaged. But systemic, timed 16 second bursts? In Settings, when is your phone configured to 'go to sleep'? After how long a period of inactivity? It may not be considering the radio signal is be sufficient activity to justify keeping it 'awake'.

check for interference from household appliances check the material used in the house cladding as it may be blocking the signal indicates an environment problem in the house as different phone makes are in use and the only common factor is the service provider you may have to pay to get a technician in to the house to measure the signal strength from the cell tower inside your house if you have any electronic vermin plug in units in the house try switching them off as they work at a frequency that may be affecting the performance inside the house

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Here's how you turn wifi on and off on your playbook: http://helpblog.blackberry.com/2012/08/turn-wi-fi-on-off/ If it is on and you can see the wifi network you want to connect to, but still cannot connect. You need to contact the owner of the wireless network and have them provide you with their wireless password or passphrase. I hope this helps.

1. Use a browser in the BlackBerry PlayBook or a personal or laptop computer and go to the BlackBerry ID Password Reset page.
2. Enter your username (your BlackBerry ID) in the first box.
3. Enter the slightly scrambled verification code in the second box. The CAPTCHA system helps prevent computerized attempts at cracking password codes; presumably humans are better at reading those oddly shaped characters. If you have trouble with one set, tap Refresh the Image to get a new group.
4. Click Submit. If you've done it correctly, a confirmation message tells you that reset instructions have been sent to the BlackBerry ID e-mail address. For security reasons, the reset instructions don't go to your BlackBerry smartphone or to your BlackBerry PlayBook. The idea is to prevent an unauthorized user from picking up either device and gaining control of it.
5. On a personal or laptop computer, log in to the e-mail account you specified and find the message. You can log in also on any other e-mail-capable device other than your BlackBerry PlayBook or BlackBerry smartphone. The message comes from [email protected]. If you can't find it, check the spam folder.
6. Click the link in the message. A web browser should load on the device; if it doesn't, tap the link and copy; then open a browser and paste it there.
7. When the password reset page loads, enter a new password for your BlackBerry ID.
8. Now confirm.

How to Reset BlackBerry ID Password for Your PlayBook

No, you can have it reset if you take it in, but being able to get past it would defeat the point. However, make sure you don't have capitals on or something.

I know this may sound lame but have you tried turning your device OFF for 20-30 minutes (not standby)? It's saved my bacon more than a few times... If that doesn't work, try going to blackberryworld.com. They might be able to help you. GOOD LUCK!!! jammers

Hey Brian, This might be a little more complex, but it does work. When you plug your Blackberry into your computer, under the software forget your existing device. From there go ahead and reinstall the desktop software. Unplug your Blackberry and run the desktop manager. In the device menu the only available options are Sync Type, Switch Devices and Exit. Power down the Blackberry. In the desktop software, go ahead and click the Switch Devices button and plug in your Blackberry as prompted. From here be sure you have a local wifi you can connect to and the Blackberry should start up as normal.