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aiharkness · 04-13-2012, 07:07 PM

What I meant by stock system is just the OS with its native apps, and no add on or third party apps.

From your description, I'm doubting it is a hardware problem, but it could be.

Maybe it is software related. If you test with the stock system and it works fine, then the next thing to do is add your apps one at a time and test for 24 hours in between. Start with the apps you absolutely need, and hold the non-essential apps until last. (Rather than wipe and reload, try a security wipe first, and select the option to delete user installed apps as well.)

If you still have the trouble with the stock system, that points to a hardware problem.
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04-13-2012, 07:07 PM	#4
aiharkness BlackBerry God Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Florida Panhandle Model: BBPP OS: 10.3.3 Carrier: T-Mobile USA Posts: 14,081	Re: Problem What I meant by stock system is just the OS with its native apps, and no add on or third party apps. From your description, I'm doubting it is a hardware problem, but it could be. Maybe it is software related. If you test with the stock system and it works fine, then the next thing to do is add your apps one at a time and test for 24 hours in between. Start with the apps you absolutely need, and hold the non-essential apps until last. (Rather than wipe and reload, try a security wipe first, and select the option to delete user installed apps as well.) If you still have the trouble with the stock system, that points to a hardware problem. Posted via BlackBerryForums.com Mobile Last edited by aiharkness; 04-13-2012 at 07:09 PM..
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