Wipe is not equal to a factory reset. Best way to try that is to reinstall your OS! You can use javaloader from the RIM SDK to zap the device first.
"C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 4.1.0\bin\JavaLoader.exe"
Usage: JavaLoader [-u] [-p<port>|<pin>] [-b<baud>] [-d0|-d1] [-w<password>] [-q]
<command>
-u Connect to USB handheld (default is serial)
-p<port> Specifies the serial port (serial handhelds only)
-p<pin> Specifies the handheld PIN (USB handhelds only)
-b<baud> Specifies the baud rate (serial handhelds only)
-d0 Disables VM debug mode
-d1 Enables VM debug mode
-w<password> Connects using the specified password
-q Quiet mode
<command> is of
dir [-d] [-s]
Lists modules on the handheld
-d Display dependency information
-s Display siblings
deviceinfo
Provides information on the handheld
load <.cod file> ...
Loads modules onto the handheld
save <module> ...
Retrieves modules from the handheld
info [-d] <.cod file> ...
Provides information on the specified modules
-d Display dependency information
wipe [-a|-f]
Wipes the handheld
-a Wipe applications only
-f Wipe filesystem only
erase [-f] <module> ...
Erases modules on the handheld
-f Force erase of in-use modules
debugmode
Enables VM debug mode
eventlog
Retrives the handheld event log
settime
Sets the time on the handheld to the current time
radio on|off
Turns the handheld's radio on or off
enum
Enumerates all USB handhelds
siblinginfo <.cod file> ...
Provides sibling information on the specified modules
screenshot <.bmp file>
Retrives the current screen contents and saves it as a BMP file
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by: Mikal613Posted on 2006-06-08 at 11:35:11ID: 16863997
There are three different types of resets, and they should be tried in order...
1) Power cycle - simply turn the device off, then on
2) Soft-Reset - Hold down ALT + CAP + DEL
3) Hard-Reset - Locate and push the reset button using a paper-clip. <-------------- This is what you want.