jvm 102 eror.......![]()
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I cant take credit for this answer, but user shmoo over at the BlackBerry support forums suggested the following as a possible solution.
"What it comes down to is that the JVM 102 error means that a .cod file on your phone seems to be corrupt, so the phone refuses to load it. Why wipe everything for one bad file? You might not need to!
Follow these steps:
- Download JL_Cmder
- Connect your phone to your PC using the USB cable that came with it.
- Run JL_Cmder and select option 2 (event log)
- Scroll to the bottom of the log and look for "JVM Error 102." The line before it should tell you exactly what file is causing the error. It might look something like this. Save the file name; you will need it later.
- Go to Start > Run, and type "cmd" then press Enter.
- Change directory to the JL_Cmder installation folder.
- e.g., type: cd "C:\Program Files\JL_Cmder\" and press enter
- Type the following command to remove the offending file:
- javaloader.exe -u erase -f FILENAME
- where FILENAME is the name of the .cod file.
- Disconnect your phone from your PC and restart it."
I posted a query in one of the other section of the forum, and thought of taking a troll in the other sections to understand the functionality of BB as I'm a new user, and glad to find this thread. I wish that I don't face the issue, but if I do I refer back to this thread (have bookmarked it).
Well but a quick question. It might sound stupid, but is this error & the solution, specific to any particular model ? Or is it related to the OS and can be shown for any device irrespective of the model ?
Please can anybody help me with my blackberry 9810 0 code left?
1.Connect your BlackBerry to your computer with the USB cable.
2.Run JL_Cmder and select Option #2 - Event Log. It may take a few tries to get the software to open
3.Scroll to the bottom of the log and look for "JVM Error 102." The line before it should tell you exactly what file is causing the error. It might look something like this. Save/write down the file name somewhere; you will need it later.
4.On your computer, go to Start > Run, and type "cmd" then press the enter key.
5.Change the directory to the JL_Cmder installation folder by typing the following: cd "C:\Program Files\JL_Cmder\" and press the enter key. If you named your JL_Cmder anything else (mine is JL_Cmder v1.9.0, here is where you may need to type more into the command like this: cd "C:\Program Files\JL_Cmder v1.9.0\")
6.Type the following command to remove the corrupted file:
javaloader.exe -u erase -f FILENAME
Where FILENAME is, type the name of the .cod file I told you to save or write down. Press the enter key.
7.Disconnect your phone from your PC and restart it. Your BlackBerry should boot up like normal and you can then go make a backup in case it happens again.
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get on to service center for this query i am sure you would be resolved with the issue here a lot