Can not install Desktop Manager because of DEP.
Good day BlackBerry users,
I've just got myself a BlackBerry Storm 1, and I'd like to install the desktop manager.
I've downloaded the install from the site and I tried to install it.
In the beginning it's going well, I start it, select my country... but then...
...When I've selected my country and I click next the install freezes and I get the DEP error.
I've looked around these forums, but I do not get any help.
Could someone please help me?
I'm pretty annoyed by this error.
I hope to get a useful answer.
Kind Regards,
Jurriën van Rooij.
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Unfortunately no, like with most software installations, information has to be written to certain parts of the computer, such as the registry, and you can't just use a USB flash drive to run your applications.
This error is a Microsoft Windows error and occurs when Windows detects code running from a protected location. At this point, Microsoft is your best bet for support as this is not a BlackBerry Desktop Manager error.
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