Restoring Your Device: The BlackBerry Passport SQW100-1 Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Autoloader Guide The BlackBerry Passport SQW100-1

Download the proper SQW100-1 autoloader file. Unzip the file to a convenient location on your PC.

Follow these instructions carefully:

If you are locked out, an autoloader allows you to bypass the security screen by wiping the device. Why Use an Autoloader for Your SQW100-1?

: Ensure BlackBerry Desktop Software or drivers are installed so your PC can recognize the phone in "Bootrom" mode.

Windows usually fails to recognize the Passport in "Boot ROM" mode. Download the BlackBerry 10 Automatic Driver Installer or manually install the BBDM (BlackBerry Desktop Manager) from 2015-era archives.

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Would you like a direct link to a verified SQW100-1 autoloader (e.g., 10.3.3.3216), or help with a specific error you’re seeing?

Here are some tips and tricks for using the autoloader on the BlackBerry Passport SQW100-1:

Flashing an autoloader meant for an SQW100-2 (AT&T variant) or an SQW100-4 (Passport Silver Edition) can cause a severe mismatch in radio signatures. This mismatch often results in a device that refuses to boot, showing a . Key Technical Specifications

Over time, BB10 can become sluggish. An autoloader provides a clean slate that a standard "Security Wipe" cannot match. Preparing for the Installation

: Once detected, the flashing will begin. The phone's LED should turn a steady green, and you will see a progress percentage climb in the command window. Do not touch your phone or the PC during this process . Any interruption can corrupt the flash and permanently brick your device. The process typically takes 10–15 minutes to reach 100%.

: The process is finished when the command window closes automatically. The device will reboot into the setup wizard. Internet Archive Critical Warning Once you upgrade to OS 10.3.2 or 10.3.3

Once the process is finished, the command prompt window will close automatically, and the BlackBerry Passport will reboot.