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Comment on Firefox and Quicktime Failed to Initiaize Error #0 Resolved by Tangerinepuppet

Tangerinepuppet — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:49:14 +0000

After dealing with error popping up three times for every IM reply I received for about an hour (and suddenly receiving IM’s which really never happens) I searched and searched google. I tried the uninstall reinstall method which did not work. I can across this which exactly as this mentions I did suddenly recall checking the box recently. This fix worked beautifully! Thank you!!!

Comment on iPhone Sync on Windows Outlook with Exchange by rapplawlongisland

rapplawlongisland — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:02:33 +0000

I believe the issue with exchange has been resolved has been resolved.

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by ter450

ter450 — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 17:47:53 +0000

Holy smoke, this thread helps me. Have had tmo@home for about a year. Originally had connectivity UMA issues & after 5 tmo techs could not resolve. Ended up being a router software upgrade (with tmo linksys router). Cruising along (3 phones on account w/o issues). Even upgrades to 2 of 3 with new OS on BB curve … wife does not want upgrade :/ (i love the new video features).

Wanted to upgrade router to N-wifi for extended range, but was concerned not to have UMA. Doing my research, I found that DDRT supports UMA. Scored Linksys WRT150N Wireless-N for $42 (refurb) including S&H. Installed DDRT and had UMA running flawless. After slow tweaks over a month, my UMA stopped working. Realized (reading your thread), I had turned off VPN/IPSEC in router. Will enable this evening.

BTW, I can recommend the above router and DDRT OS install with tmobile UMA, works nicely together (though not supported by T-mobile).

Comment on Ghost Vibrations from my Blackberry by poet83

poet83 — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:07:08 +0000

You are not alone. Happens to me all too often. Too much to be honest. I thought that I was going crazy from it. I have put my phone, which is currently a Samsung Juke, always on my left pocket of my jeans. ALWAYS, and here within a 6 month period have noticed an increase in these so called “ghost Vibrations” right in it’s place. It is starting to concern me as to why exactly that is. It doesn’t just happen when I’m driving or anticipating a call. It happens when I am at my desk. It happens while I’m at church, when I am eating lunch or whatever. I can only think of one plausible explaination other than the blood circulation theory which is a good cause as to why, but I think for me personally is because I rarely have the volume up as to hear a ringtone. I leave it on vibrate about 90% of the time and is on my hip about 85% of the time on any average day. I could be at home forget my phone is in my purse and will feel the sensation on my hip, look down, feel stupid, then recall that it is in my purse which is on vibrate, and then feel unsettled because I hope that these “vibrations” are not indicators of future health complications. That is how I personally feel.

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by bnrosman

bnrosman — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 04:32:01 +0000

I started having the problem yesterday. I upgraded my Curve to OS 4.5.0.81 released on Oct 20,2008.

UMA has been solid. I took a walk with the dogs, talking on the phone and it stayed up in UMA.
I also use FIOS. Blackberry fixed it with their relase.

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by need help on WiFi UMA etc - BlackBerryForums.com : Your Number One BlackBerry Community

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Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by Dr. Safran

Dr. Safran — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:48:34 +0000

Count me in for not refreshing fast enough…

Sounds like I’m going to have to get me some FIOS when it comes out in my area.

Thanks for stopping by! Cheers!

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by Dr. Safran

Dr. Safran — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:42:19 +0000

Sorry in which way? Is there something you’d like to retract? Chalk it up to monkeys on keyboards.

Thanks for providing the solution that worked for you. My biggest pet peeve is when I’m googling for a solution to something only to find the PERFECT question with a follow-up that says, “figured it out!” with no what that figuring out was. Grr!

So, again, thanks for not being that guy.

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by kelzipan

kelzipan — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:41:01 +0000

And apparently I don’t hit refresh enough either. Thanks for replying so swiftly. All is working. Yay UMA and boo to weird battery recycling needs. The FIOS is very fast. My old 20″ TV looked like someone had wiped it with Windex when we got FIOS for TV. Comcast looked good but this is much better. I imagine the HDTV is about the same for both though. 12mbps. Nice. I’m still not a fan of the FIOS channel guide for the TV and the fact there isn’t a public (must be a registered user) web channel guide. Googling is my friend and now your site is too. Thanks again! And yes, this is a very popular post!

Comment on T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320 on Wi-Fi UMA and Edge by kelzipan

kelzipan — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:36:15 +0000

I’m sorry my post is no longer awaiting moderation. I figured out my Linksys WRT54G has a checkbox at Security > VPN > IPsec passthrough. It was already checked. And the “radio path unavailable” seems to be some random T-Mobile error that is fixed by recycling power by REMOVING THE BATTERY (simply powering on/off does not work) at some unspecified interval (every now and then, daily, etc.) I don’t even know if I needed the AP now to bypass FIOS but everything is working. Continue using your powers for good and not for evil. Thanks for the IPsec heads up and take care all.