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BlackBerry 6230 Price

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How to reset or factory restore BlackBerry 6230 device?

The BlackBerry 6230 is a popular smartphone that offers various options to restore its functionality. Here are the most common and recommended ways to reset or factory restore a BlackBerry 6230 device: 1. BlackBerry Remotype: BlackBerry Remotype is an application that allows users to access and manage BlackBerry smartphones remotely from a Windows computer. To use BlackBerry Remotype to reset or factory restore your BlackBerry 6230, follow these steps: a. Connect your BlackBerry 6230 to your Windows computer via USB cable. b. Install and launch the BlackBerry Remotype application on your computer. c. Log in to your BlackBerry account on the BlackBerry Remotype application. d. Select your BlackBerry 6230 device on the left hand side of the interface. e. Click on the "Sync" button, and then select "Restore" from the pop-up menu. f. Follow the on-screen instructions to restore your BlackBerry 6230 to its factory settings. Note: BlackBerry Remotype requires a valid BlackBerry account and a valid BlackBerry smartphone that is connected to your computer via USB cable. 2. Phoenix 5: Phoenix 5 is a third-party software application that helps users recover and restore deleted data from their BlackBerry smartphones. To use Phoenix 5 to reset or factory restore your BlackBerry 6230, follow these steps: a. Download and install the Phoenix 5 software application on your computer. b. Connect your BlackBerry 6230 to your computer via USB cable. c. Launch the Phoenix 5 software application and select "BlackBerry" as the device type. d. Choose your BlackBerry 6230 device from the list of available devices. e. Select "Restore" from the Phoenix 5 interface. f. Follow the on-screen instructions to restore your BlackBerry 6230 to its factory settings. Note: Phoenix 5 requires a valid BlackBerry account and a valid BlackBerry smartphone that is connected to your computer via USB cable. Also note that Phoenix 5 does not offer any security features and should not be used for data recovery purposes without careful consideration. 3. Reset through the device menu: BlackBerry 6230 devices have a built-in option to reset the device to its factory settings through the device menu. To use this option, follow these steps: a. Turn off your BlackBerry 6230 device. b. Press and hold the number "0" button, the "limits" button, and the "power" button simultaneously for fifteen seconds until the device screen turns off. c. Release the above buttons and press the "down" button until the "OK" button is highlighted on the device screen. d. Press and hold the "1" button until the "Delete" button is highlighted on the device screen. e. Press and hold the "5" button until the "Wipe OS" option appears on the device screen. f. Press the "OK" button to confirm the wipe OS option. g. Press and hold the "5" button once again until the "Factory data reset" option appears on the device screen. h. Press the "OK" button to confirm the factory data reset option. i. Wait for the device to reset to its factory settings. Note: Resetting a BlackBerry 6230 device through the device menu will erase all data on the device, including contact lists, email accounts, and other personal data. Therefore, this method should only be used if you are sure you want to restore your device to its factory settings and you have no important data on the device. Also note that resetting the device may affect its warranty and any data that was backed up to an external service or computer may not have been included in the backup.