Uncaught exception: ApplicationRegistry.wait For (0x7c802477365c3985) timeout - unable to call

Hi!
I have a BB storm 2 9550 phone. Since this morning, I was getting a error message Uncaught exception: ApplicationRegistry wait For "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" owner thread died....When clicked ok, it says "Uncaught exception: ApplicationRegistry.wait For (0x7c802477365c3985) timeout". It also displayed error 6>=6.
What am I supposed to do now. Can someone pls help. The phone application is completely down. I can't make or rcv calls.

Is there someone to help me on this issue? It is for BB Storm2 9550 phone. The call and end buttons are not working. I checked similar issues with the other models which were solved by reinstalling Memopad and Tasks. They are still found on my phone.
What am I to do now?

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Hi gagan_marwah,
Can you provide more information on this error you're receiving? What is happening on the BlackBerry before you get this error message? Does it happen after reinserting the battery or when opening an application?
Try backing up your device via the BlackBerry Desktop Software and performing a clean reload of your device software. http://bbry.lv/bpv7DT Make sure to try to replicate the issue before restoring any data from your backup file.
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Uncaught exception: applicationRegistry.getorwaitfor (0x7c802477365c3985) owner died thread [thread-388973568,5]

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Uncaught exception: ApplicationRegistry.waitFor

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Hi and Welcome to the Community!!
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I was wondering if u can be of help to me here. My BB Curve 8520 suddenly would not boot. It keeps bringing a message "Uncaught exception: Index4>=4" then later will bring another msg "Uncaught exception: Application Registry. getOrWaitFor (0x7c802477365c3985) owner died Thread[Thread - 75663360,5] then it will display App. error 523 (reset).
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