[u00axch]

Hey.. somebodi knows how can i recover the browser file,?? this was erased when downloading a telcel software.

Regards

[mattymee]

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Call cs and have them resend your service books, or do it manually by registering on your network and then use soft reset or do a battery pull

[NJBlackBerry]

Originally Posted by mattymee

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Call cs and have them resend your service books, or do it manually by registering on your network and then use soft reset or do a battery pull

Huh? What does that have to do with recovering Browser.ALX?????

[u00axch]

mattymee, can you explain more detail on recover browser?

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by u00axch

...can you explain more detail on recover browser?

If you checked the browser when you installed the OS the browser will be installed. You may need to resend the service books in order to get the browser back. Go to Options >Advanced Options >Host Routing Table. Hit menu key and select Register Now.

[mattymee]

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Thanks John for making up for my laziness.

[mattymee]

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Thanks John for making up for my laziness.

[dankarlinski]

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Yes, there is no alx file for the browser. It is in the system software. And it needs the right service books to make it appear

[John Clark]

There actually is a browser.alx file in the same location as the Blackberry.alx. However, it never needs editing.