E1000's First Fault! in JAVA


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hey guys

been using Motorola E1000 for about a month. today i have this problem: When i try to play my games , any of them (mafia wars, Extreme snow boarding, poker machine,..etc) which are all compatible as i BOUGHT them, as soon as the game starts , The screen light goes off and you can hardly see anything! This happens when i try to lunch any program/game based on JAVA! Even the Digital Media player that comes with E1000. when i exit the game, after 5 seconds the phone's screen light comes back on.

Could somebody tell me how can i fix this? pleaseeeee help.

Thank you

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ya that's what the company said too, but i don't have the Security Code to be able to do "Master Reset" ... it's suppose to be 000000 by default but it's not. I'm 100% sure i didn't change it man. they want 100$ to reset my security code which i can;t afford so.... i don';t know what to do here. i tried 000000 but it says "invalid code" .. plz help somebody

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