Hw to setup email address? - Cell Phones

not sure if I understand your problem... you said "put in wrong...... now it not setting up.... if you put in wrong email and its not setup then it did not take it... so you need to put in the right email address... however if it did take it then you need to go into setup to change email address then put in wrong email then next box "new email" put in email you want to use then next box "confirm" retype your email if they match then your done.

Hi there. Your Blackberry id is the email address you would have used to create the account. Try resetting your password using your Blackberry id (email) on www.Blackberry.com
If you can not remember your email then contact Blackberry support.

first activate ur email by using it in computer...if u cant access give the option cant access my account and solve it

Hi,
Setting up a personal email account
Your BlackBerry smartphone allows you to send and receive email from up to 10 supported email accounts.
You can set up your email account from your BlackBerry smartphone or your computer:
To set up your personal email account from your BlackBerry smartphone:
Add email accounts, including Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, AOL, and Windows Live Hotmail, directly from your smartphone in just a few easy steps.
To set up your personal email account on a BlackBerry smartphone with BlackBerry 7 OS or BlackBerry 6 OS:
From the Home screen click the Setup icon
Select Email Accounts
Select Internet Mail Account, and follow the screens to set up your email address.
To set up your personal email account on a BlackBerry smartphone with BlackBerry Device Software v5:
From the Home screen click the Setup icon.
Select Setup Wizard.
On the email setup screen, select I want to create or add an email address.
Follow the screens to set up your email address.

Thanks

Email Support

If you are using email like OutlookExpress, or Windows Mail, you may have linked to multiple email address' . So when you hit Send / Recive, its checking 2 or more email adds.. If so, one of them is not setup correctly for the Outgoing server. When you create a new email, it uses your default main email address, which is apparently setup correctly. When you reply to a mail which came in on the "other" account the outgoing server setup is wrong, resulting in the message you recieve.
You should go over the server setting for each account other than your default email account.

Hello, To configure your email accounts directly from your BlackBerry smartphone, view the BlackBerry smartphone email setup demo or follow the instructions below:

• From the home screen, go to Setup.
• Click Setup Wizard.
• Click Email Setup.
• Read the End User Agreement. Select Yes and click I agree.
• In the setup wizard, on the Email Accounts screen, select the Add an existing email account option by clicking Add.
• On the Email Setup screen, select your email service provider and click Next. If you don’t see your email service provider listed, select Other and click Next.
• Enter your email address and password information, and select Next.
• You have successfully added an email address to your smartphone. Click Ok.
• To add another email address to your smartphone, repeat steps 5–8. To exit the email setup wizard, click Close.

Hope this Helped you..Thanks for Contacting FixYa...

1. Install hsfmodem_7.60.00.09full_i386.deb from terminal
* type sudo dpkg -i *.deb
* Where is the linux source build directory that matches your running kernel?
* [/lib/modules/2.6.20-15-generic/build] press Enter
* Please enter region name for modem unit 0 [XXX] : type country name then press enter
* Please enter your email address [unknown] : type your email address then press enter
* Recorded The registration ID for modem unit 0 is: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
* Please enter license key [FREE] :
2. Open new terminal, type ./genertor.pl [email address] [Registration ID]
3. get key: XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
4. enter the key on Please enter license key [FREE] :
5. Copy hsfpatch to /usr/lib/hsfmodem :
* $ sudo cp hsfpatch /usr/lib/hsfmodem/
6. Execute patch file : $ sudo ./hsfpatch
* file 'modules/imported/hsfengine-i386.O' openend
* patching... done
7. Reconfigere hsfmodem : type sudo hsfconfig
* Press ENTER for all the questions
* Would you like to keep using them? [no]
* [/lib/modules/2.6.20-15-generic/build]
* Please enter region name for modem unit 0 [XXX]:
* Please enter your email address [[email protected]]:Please enter
* license key [XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX]:
8. Reconfigure hsfmodem complete :
* Config for modem unit 0: /dev/ttySHSF0
* Device instance: 0-PCI-14f1:2f30-14f1:20d5
* HW revision : Basic2 2.18 Standard DAA 3VoltsIA
* HW profile name: hsfpcibasic2hsfi
* Registration ID: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
* License owner : [email protected]
* License key : XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
* License status : OK
* Current region : XXX (T.35 code: 0054)
* The /dev/modem alias (symlink) points to ttySHSF0
9. Install KPPP
10. Browse The World

It should be on a label on the bottom, listed as MAC, HW, or HW Address.

If not, go into SETUP, WAN, MAC ADDRESS and it should show what your MAC Address is.

It will be a series of 12 hex numbers, either all together or separated like 12-34-56-78-9a-bc