How do I completely wipe a syx-65Im03

Restore factory default settings
When you restore the factory default settings, all personal settings are reset. Follow these instructions to restore the factory default settings.
All phone data will be deleted. Data on your SIM isn't deleted.

1. Find "Security Wipe"
Press the Menu key twice.
Scroll to Options and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to Security and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to Security Wipe and press the Navigation key.
2. Restore factory default settings
Highlight Emails, Contacts, etc., User Installed Applications or Media Card and press the Navigation key.
When the box next to the menu item is ticked (V), the selected data will be deleted.
Highlight the field at the bottom of the display and key in blackberry
Scroll to Wipe and press the Navigation key to restore the factory default settings.
Follow the instructions on the display

You may need to restore your Acer computer to its factory defaults if a virus damages operating files or if the system begins acting erratically for unknown reasons.

Restoring an Acer to factory defaults returns the computer to its original state when first purchased.

Click on the Start menu.

Then, select all programs, Acer Empowering Technology and Acer eRecovery Management.

If this is the first time you have opened the program it will prompt you to set up a password and create a backup CD.

Click the Restore button and select the option that reads "Restore system to factory defaults".

Wait for the computer to finish the restore process and reboot.

Restoring for the Boot Screen

If your computer will not boot up properly, you can attempt to reach the restore option by pressing the Alt button and the F10 button at the same time.

When the eRecovery menu appears, choose "restore system to factory defaults".

Wait for the recovery process to complete and the computer to restart.

Hope this helps

After you exceed the maximum number of attempts it will wipe the Blackberry back to factory defaults. If you have plugged it into your computer with the Blackberry desktop app running then it should have made a backup. Restoring from a backup is the only way you can recover your data in the event of a wipe. Hopefully you have been backing it up. If so the restore is easy. Just plug in your phone and start the Blackberry desktop application. Click restore from backup and follow the instructions.

Yes, definitely you can still use the phone but it will be restored to it's Manufacturers settings.


Just enter the incorrect password x10 times and your Blackberry will be wiped. Your personal data will be gone, but you can then enter a new password and start again.



note:

After the 10th attempt, if you get the password wrong, it will have you type in blackberry again and it will completely wipe your Blackberry of all your personal data and it will reload itself back to factory default.

Basically, this is a security measure in case someone gets a hold of your Blackberry and attempts to break in to get your personal information. RIM Blackberry does NOT have your password, so unfortunately a RIM tech support agent cannot retrieve your password.

Hopefully you have created a backup of your Data using the Desktop Manager, so if you cannot remember your password and the device wipes itself, you can restore your data from the backup with the Desktop Manager

Hi,

It appears that the Computer is trying to load application during startup, I would advise a complete wipe and reset it to fatory setting, you can restore the computer back to factory default,to do so, follow the below steps: Turn OFF the computer, now as soon as you hit the power button, keep on holding "Alt" key & keep on tapping "F10" key, i.e Alt+f10, it will open the recovery console, select full factory restore and follow onscreen instruction.

NOTE: This will erase all the datas on the computer.

Thanks and regards,
Jitha

Here are the 2 steps that you can do in resetting your phone.

Normal Reset (*#7780#) : Restores ini files from rom but preserves user data (photos, 3rd party apps etc)

Deep Reset (*#7370#) : This reformat completely the C: drive. All applications and files stored on this drive will be lost and clean default files will be rewritten.

Hi, shanettelee,

Here's what you do, do to http://www.belarc.com, and download their free analysis program. once it's loaded run it, and it will expose the unlock keys for office, as well as the operating system. There are down about mid page. Then you can download the trail version or borrow some eles's cd to reinstall it if the factory defaults aren't on the cd. Also, you can explorer the restore cd and look for offfice files, perhaps they are on the cd.

Good Luck,

Mark

Worth a shot is to put the bios flash on floppy and see if you can get it to boot from that and if you are very lucky you may be able to re-flash.

If you did take a backup on the last attempt try to get that version of the bios back in first as that was a known good bios.

Boot to safe mode by pressng F8 as soon as you start the system,
Once you are in safe mode. try to access system restore. In safe mode you will get access to the system even if it faces a severe error.

If it is complete system restore (Restore to factory defaults) which you are looking for then press ctrl+F11 as soon as you start the computer. It will wipe the entire data and restore the system to its factory settings wiping out the entire data in the system.

Tap F4 repeatedly to launch the recovery console on SystemMax Machines with the recovery partition still intact. Then you should be able to restore the machine to factory defaults without a CD.