Uncaught exeption:java.lang.Error when i click on options.

Hello Guys.
I bought my BB 8900 curve last week.I was really happy until 2 days ago.I downloaded appworld to my device.But when i try to open appword it says upgrade your service plan and etc.So try I tought maybe i can change some preferences in advanced options.
After that time, when i click options,it wouldn't open.it says UNCAUGHT EXEPTION:JAVA.LANG.ERROR.So i can not use options choise anymore .Because of that i can not changed anything and i couldn't turned back to factory settings.
IS anyone idea about that?I mean i bought a week ago and I am so pissed off.I am waiting your replies guys.

I think is time to reload the Software
Follow this exact procedure originally posted by Bumblepie
The software seems to have come corrupt.
Make sure you have the latest Software for your device and carrier installed onto the computer.
click here to get ur carrier software - http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp
This is the device Software, not the desktop manager.
Download and double click to install to your ur computer. Don't plug the device in yet.
Once done that, go to C Drive: Program Files: Common Files: Research in Motion: App Loader and double click on loader.exe.
Once the welcome screen comes up, plug in the device the battery and hit next. When you see the PIN number appear after maybe a few minutes press next.
Once it gets to the device application part, Select only things you need, untick all other languages etc.
On the last page before you hit finish, you will see a 'ADVANCED' option, click this and make sure both the check boxes are fixed.
This will fix ur issue.
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Hi and Welcome to the Community!!
There's pretty much no diagnosing those -- they are the equivalent of the random errors in Windows for which tracing the root cause is fruitless. Basically, these are the last out in the programming code -- some event occurred for which there is no handler in the code. The fix is a code update that handles the event...but, again, knowing what the event is is pretty much impossible. So, there are a few things to try:
Sometimes, the code simply becomes corrupt and needs to be refreshed -- just like a reboot:
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; hi good plzz do help me to fix the error to my bb9300 i just update my bb9300 the the i see
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