8220 External Display

Up got an 8220 flip phone and installed the BB Desktop Manager.  Manager indicated that software updates to v4.6 were available and I updated.  Now the external display no longer displays the time but my servicer provider's logo.  I have been all through the menus and user guide and cannot find how to change the basic image of the external display.  Any suggestions?
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Go into the Application Loader in Desktop Manager and make sure that BlackBerry Attachment Services is loaded.  That will restore your external display clock.  My wife's phone had the same issue after a botched system update.
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