How to do a security wipe on a blackberry

You will have to do a security wipe on your phone ... You Go to settings then security, from which you will locate security wipe

is this for your blackberry id ? if so then you will need access to the e-mail address you registered the id with. and you can click on the forgot password link in the blackberry app world under my world and if you dont have this access or cant remember the e-mail address you will have to phone blackberry and speak to a consultant.
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you can do a security wipe under options and security settings and then device wipe (note this option will erase all your information from the phone)

If you went to Settings, Security and Privacy then Security Wipe. The Balckberry will reload and reboot itself, but you will have to set up the wifi again as you will have wiped out the wifi settings and your Blackberry ID. You need to treat the Balckberry as a new unit and set up both. You can use the ID you set up originally. If you are not the original owner you will need to set up a Blackberry ID.

do a security wipe under security settings in the options menu and then select device wipe (note create a back up of your contacts and other personal files before doing this wipe as all info will be erased

Go to options - security settings - security wipe -type the word blackberry and wipe the phone back to the factory settings. Your phone will now be as it was the day it came from the factory - fresh operating system. You will now notice that all your installed programs that you had is gone, but you can get them again from Blackberry App world, but at least your phone will stop rebooting after security wipe

An easy way is wipe phone memory from Options\Security\Security wipe . You will lost all your personal data !!
But you can update firmware on your Blackberry Smartphone < these will save all data and reset Blackberry ID . Use Blackberry Desktop Software - http://us.blackberry.com/software/desktop.html

The Blackberry ID is permanent to the phone's operating system once activated. This is part of their security for the installed data. The explanation why it is done this way is involved. This approach is basically done in case the phone is lost, nobody can directly clone your phone to another one even if they have the password. They would have to do a complicated work-around. They would not be able to make Blackberry software purchases with another phone using your account. The phone and account are locked together.

You can only change the ID by doing a wipe on the phone. Then you must re-install the the OS (operating system). You will not be able to take back the old data from the Blackberry Desktop Link backup software that was entered on the phone with the old ID. If you do so, the old ID will come back.

Use the Blackberry Desktop Link software to re-install the OS. Then you can re-enter all the contacts, and schedules.

Before wiping the phone, you can sync the phone with Hotmail, or sync it with MS Office Outlook. If you are going to change the ID don't bother to make a backup image of the phone.

Once you re-install the OS you can now make a new ID and new ID password. Then you can let the phone re-sync with Hotmail, or you can bring back the contacts and scheduling by syncing the phone back from MS Outlook.

One thing about Blackberry.... If you ever forget your password for the phone there is no back door. Once the password has been wrongly entered more than the allowable amount the phone is wiped and locked out. The process to make the phone work again is fairly involved and a regular user would have to use Blackberry tech support services to make the phone work again. In this case they would have to prove they own the phone, and have a working provider account for it.

you have to do a security wipe from the settings...then after the security wipe...you can setup your blackberry using a different bb ID

you may try some default codes......

To delete all data and applications from your BlackBerry smartphone, complete the appropriate set of steps below depending on the version of BlackBerry® Device Software you are running. Warning: The following procedures will delete either all data, or all data and applications on the BlackBerry smartphone. Back up the data prior to wiping your BlackBerry smartphone. If content protection is turned on, the process for deleting all data and applications from the BlackBerry smartphone can take up to an hour to complete. Do not remove the battery from the BlackBerry smartphone while data is being deleted. To identify your BlackBerry® Device Software version go to Options > About (For example, 2.6.x.x, 2.7.xx or 4.0.x.x) For BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software version 2.6 Note: If a password is already set go to step 5. On the Home screen, click the ?Options? icon. The Device Options screen is displayed. Click ?Security?. The Security screen is displayed. In the Password field, press the Space key to enable the password. A dialog box prompts you to type a password with at least four characters. Type a password. Click the trackwheel. Type your password again to verify it. On the Home screen, click the ?Lock? icon. The Lock screen is displayed. Enter your password incorrectly 10 times to trigger a security wipe. For BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software version 2.7 On the Home Screen, click the ?Options? icon. The Device Options screen is displayed. Click ?Security?. The Security screen is displayed. Click the trackwheel and select ?Wipe Handheld? For BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0 On the Home Screen, click the ?Options? icon. The Device Options screen is displayed. Click ?Security?. The Security screen is displayed. Click the trackwheel and select ?Wipe Handheld?. For BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software 4.1 to 4.2.1 From the Home screen of the BlackBerry smartphone, go to Options > Security Options > General Settings. Display the menu and select Wipe Handheld. Click Continue. Type blackberry, and then press the Enter key. For BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.2 to 4.7 From the Home screen of the BlackBerry smartphone, go to Options > Security Options > General Settings. Display the menu and select Wipe Handheld. Select the Include third-party applications check box if you wish to remove third-party applications. Clear the check box if you do not want third-party applications to be removed. Click Continue. Type blackberry, and then press the Enter key.