Cant set T9 as the default entry method on LG cu920

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Go to message select setting then select input method setting set to abc mode and deactivate the dictionary mode.

You'll want to change the phone's input method to iTAP. This can usually be done by tapping the # (pound) sign, although sometimes it requires holding. If that still doesn't work, while in the text entry box, press the round middle "menu" button and try to adjust the Input settings there.

277634#*# try this code for the master reset

You may try default phone and security code to remove restrictions.
ur defalt phones codes is 12345 or 00000 u can use it
Default 4 Digit user code: 1234 or 0000
Default 6 Digit Security code: 123456 or 000000

if not solved tell me your IMIE number

type *#06# on your phone to get IMIE number

Go to messages, select new message then select input method to tap or t9. Alternatively when on new message mode just select the harsh button till the t9 comes on

From the front screen and keyboard:
(i.e. with the phone closed)
While entering a message, hit the main "OK" button for "Options".
Item #2 in this menu is "Entry Mode."
T9 is on this list.

Operating from the internal LCD screen and QWERTY keyboard:
Hit OK to get to main menu
Select "Messages"
Once in that menu, the left option key beneath the main LCD screen is "Settings" - hit that
On that menu, item #2 is "Entry Mode" where you can select T9

I have read of difficulties getting the enV3 T9 mode to add new "user" words that you might want to program into the T9 dictionary, so don't be surprised if you have trouble with that.

on the front screen. go to a text message menu. and then go to settings. entry mode. word

To get predictive text on or off on the LG Shine go to:

>Menu
>Messaging
>New Message
>Text
>Options
>T9 languages
>T9 on/off


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This is a problem with LG's T9 autocomplete database that affects other LG phones as well.

I have a solution, but it's not for the feint of heart. It requires BitPim (bitpim.org). BitPim is a great app that does a lot more than fix this problem. It can be used to backup the data (calendar, contacts, notes etc) on your fone onto your own computer as well. Be warned though, it's not very user-friendly and it can be a hassle to get it set up at first.

You can learn more about BitPim from here.

Anyway, assuming you have BitPim working and talking with your phone (don't ask me about this part, see the link above)

Open BitPim, and look through the phone's Filesystem. This selection isn't shown by default. On a mac (and probably PC too), go to the view menu, then select "View Filesystem". "Filesystem" with a brown drawer icon will appear in the left hand column of the main window.

After the data is loaded from your phone, scroll down to "t9udb" folder in the second column. In the pane that loads, right click on "t9udb_eng.dat" and delete it. Restart your phone and the problem will be gone, and you can go back to using T9.

You will lose your saved t9 autocompletes, but you'll also get rid of this bug temporarily. This is a recurring problem, so you might have to delete this file every once in awhile. One way I've found to prevent this problem is to always type a space after a symbol. IE To type out "$260", I would type $ - space - CLR - 2 - 6 - 0
As annoying as this is, using this method is better than having to deal with all the weirdness that happens through regular use.

Good luck