Q10 1.2.1.537 / how to roll back to 10.1 since full of errors

I'm having problems with version 1.2.1.537
email does not restore after rebooting (need to re-download all mails)
mail : impossible to send mail
contacts lost
etc
etc
previous 10.1 was perfect
I have a backup from this, but doubt restoring backup will go back to 10.1
can anyone help me to go back to last 10.1 version?
Thanks
Stefaan

Hi..
10.1 files
(OS 10.1.0.4537 and 10.1.0.4633 have been officially released by BlackBerry and the carriers around the world are beginning to roll it out to users.)
For Z10 models 100-1, -2, -3, -4: Download the 10.1.0.4537 OS file here For Z10 models 100-1: Download the 10.1.0.4633 OS file here For Z10 models 100-2, -3, -4: Download the 10.1.0.4633 OS file here For Z10 models 100-2, -3, -4: Download the 10.1.0.4687 OS file here For Q10 models 100-1, -2, -3, -4, -5: Download the 10.1.0.4633 OS file here For Q10 models 100-1, -2, -3, -4, -5: Download the 10.1.0.4687 OS file here For Q5 models, download the 10.1.0.4633 OS file here
(you can use these directions with any OS version, I've only posted these releases linked above)
Remember, this process will totally wipe your device, so the backup is important.
Download the file above. Extract it from the ZIP file if it is zipped. If it is a ".rar" file, you will need a WinRar unpacking app on your PC to extract the file. Connect your BlackBerry to the PC. Using Link, do a backup* (see below) of your phone. Locate the downloaded file and run the autoloader (double click on the EXE file) and a black DOS window appears indicating "Connecting to bootrom". The DOS window processes the install, and begins to load the OS. If you have a security passwored, you will be asked to enter it. When the OS loading is complete, your Z10 will reboot. Disconnect from the PC, and the device will startup. Optional but recommended: Wipe your device at your Settings > Security > Security Wipe. This can take 30 mins to an hour. Go through the required device setup of connecting to WiFi, Agreements, enter your BlackBerryID, and Get Acquainted screens. Reconnect to the PC and perform your restore using BlackBerry Link. Now, you will need to re-enter account passwords for email, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
Backup Notes: When you backup using Link, you can make one total backup, or divide that backup into three different databases (Setup | Media | App Data). I always break that backup into the three different databases so that I can restore each separately because I have had some issues with a full restore failing in the App database restore, so then I can safely restore only Settings and Media.
Remember, this process does totally wipe your device, so the backup is important. Reserve about two hours time for the process... performing the backup and restore takes the longest part of the time and will vary according to the amount of data and apps on your BlackBerry.
Post Upgrade device lag, heat, fast battery discharge: After any OS upgrade on a BB10 device, it will take 48-72 hours for the device data syncing of email, contacts, social apps, etc., to complete and finish. High data transfer after an upgrade cause high processor use, which in turn causes high battery usage, which in turn can cause higher than nornal heat from the device. Likewise, high processor use will cause some lag and initial slowness. Ignore and and be patient. It can take the 48 hours for all contacts to sync back to the device. Connect to a good WiFi source and relax. The battery will recover after a few days and you'll see normal battery usage again. Just don't drain your battery to 10% or less each time, top off the charge. You'll notice a difference after a couple days.
Thanks
Please update the result after applied..
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