My Blackberry Bold 9900 volume button will not work, meaning I cannot turn down my volume. I dont want to take my phone apart and tamper with it, or have to spend money on a phone which should be bril

SOURCE: BLACKBERRY BOLD 9000 WHITE SCREEN ON START UP

Your going to have to contact your phone company about it considering it is a software issue. They are going to have to replace or exchange your phone for a new one, or direct you to a technician who can most likely help you out. Sorry your having so much trouble, hope i've helped.

Blue Sky IT Strategies

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• Posted on Mar 26, 2009

SOURCE: blackberry bold suddenly shut down

Lots of battery issues with the Bold. Try taking the battery out, keeping it out and connecting to PC with USB. Do any lights come on? Red light should appear. Put battery in while connected to USB.

Another fix that I found for a friend-leave the battery out of the unit for a day-put it in and plug in power cord or USB. It worked.

Andrew Wright

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• Posted on May 27, 2009

SOURCE: Low custom (individual) ring volume

This is not a B/B fault, unfortunatley the person who recorded the ringtone has recorded it at a low level, import into a wave/mp3 studio program and alter the recorded levels.

That is if you have tried the following:

Select Speaker Icon on the front screen of your 8100 (top right) press pearl in, scroll down to advanced, select the current profile (this is defaulted to Normal). Scroll to Phone and press pearl in.

Change Volume to High, if it's already on high, try the option above.

Gadget

SOURCE: I dropped my blackberry bold and screen is white with red line

That means no battery, your lucky. Just go to a phone place and try a new battery. I am assuming you already took the battery out and tried reinserting it. Does the battery have red xx's on the bottom, if so it probably fell on grass and the moisture got to the battery some how.

SOURCE: Very low ring volume in blackberry bold 9000

I had the same problem. My ring was getting lower everyday. I've done my fair share of dropping the phone.
So, I read that other people were having the issue.
One genius, told us to take off the back plate, and just where the camera is, there is a greyish plastic plate riveted down with plastic knobs. You press on either side quite hard. If you can do this while the phone is ringing, you will hear the volume jump up and down. When it sounds just right, leave it alone, put back on the plate.
If it happens again, repeat.
You may need to buy the speaker plate after a while. It's only 10 bucks on cnn.cn