Needed to reinstall all software

Over the past month I have had repeated problems with my 18/12 old BB Curve. Lots of exception errors and "white screen of death". Reinstalling operating system worked for 1-2 weeks but then problem restarted. I had backed up all files and have just done a forced reset: http://btsc.webapps.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB10144
I hope this sorts problem out. Be good to hear if it has for other users.

If a program crashes on startup - specifically when it is
trying to initialize fonts - then in
almost all cases it is a corrupt font. Remove all non-system
fonts and try to launch flash again.
If it starts up then you will need to reinstall each font,
start up flash to see if it is the one in
suspect.
Chris Georgenes
Adobe Community Expert
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raster net wrote:
> i have terrible problem. Got my CS3 design premium few
months ago. I have
> started with no activation and used all the software
with no harm - also flash.
> I needed to reinstall the system anyway (for other
reasons). After system
> reinstallation Flash suddenly stopped to start up. it
crashes when the red
> welcome red screen is beeing shown on 'initializing
fonts' stage or right
> after it ... then for a very short glimpse the main
frame appears and all
> dissapear leaving no errors in Win logs. I have been
searched thru internet to
> try find a solution. i have found those such as
uninstallling QuickTime and
> Flash Vid Encoder, checked the corrupt fonts... i was
installing and
> uninstalling the suite endlesslly... nothing helped. of
course i had my work
> deadline, so finally I decided desperately to reinstall
the system again and
> install all the Suite software to clean system. So did
I.
> Suite has been installed, tried Flash and what made me
very happy, flash has
> started up with no harm... my happiness lasted very
short untill windows has
> downloaded and installed its updates. After downloading
Flash started to behave
> as before (crashing at start up).
>
> Adobe support seems not support anyone (at least polish
banch)... i have
> called them thousand times and they only could give me
silly advices as install
> and reinstall suite again. If anyone has the idea what
is the reason and knows
> the fic, pls help.. i will be very thankful as my work
is totally blocked now.
>

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