My q5 stuck on black screen after update

well done  sir.
am having a serious issue on my q5.. i update my bbm and de bbm crashed it wasnt opening till i was told to do a factory upgrade, to make it work again..so i did now the phone is not coming on again after its shows just red light.. am stuck with all this stuff as i have tried blackberrylink os reload and its showing me no updates.,
i still tried blackberry.com/updates still n updates
am really in need of this help now please
model q5 sqr100-3

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
An "update" and a "reload" are completely different functions...you said you tried to "reload", but then you cited only "update" sources, nothing for reloads. So I can only deduce that you have not yet actually tried to Reload. So, refer:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-10-Functions-and/How-to-Reload-your-Blackberry10-O...
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-10-OS-Device-Software/Upgrading-OS10-devices-using...
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