Desktop Manager does not show blackberry connected

I find this desktop manager is NOT set up for the average computer user and just wants you to PAY. As I was quoted $650.00 for one year of support. I will go back to Motorola before I pay that amount of cash. The Motorola software is user friendly and support was FREE. The only reason I got a BLACKBERRY is I won it and I broke my Motorola and needed a new phone anyway.
I have had this paperweight for two weeks and am very tempted to recycle it. I have installed this software twice and reinstalled it twice and every time I try to connect it to my computer the Desktop Manager does not pick up my Blackberry it shows Disconnected yet I have to go to safely remove hardware to disconnect it and it shows in there

I would suggest you use the following procedure to do a clean install of the 4.3 software and download 4.5
http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB11320&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
I use this version and it is very stable with XP.
Here is the link for DM 4.5, I would STONGLY advise against downloading the media manager as it media not stable.
https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/entry.do?code=A8BAA56554F96369AB93E4F3BB068C22
Please let me know if you need any further assistance!
Thanks,
Message Edited by Bifocals on 09-02-2008 05:06 PM
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Blackberry Desktop Manager does not show Media Manager

First, let me say I am a NEW Blackberry user, my hubby and I both got new Blackberry Curves 8310 recently.
   When I installed the disc that came with the phone, the Blackberry Desktop Manager does not have the "Media Manager" as one of the choices, as was shown on all of the booklets and tutorials. I even re-installed the program, thinking maybe it didn't download completely the first time, but it still comes up showing only these 4:
         Synchronize, Backup & Restore, Application Loader, and Switch Device Wizard.......
All of the directions I've received show that I can easily add pictures and music simply by clicking on Media Manager, but it just isn't there.
Here is info about the installation disk that we received with our phones, supposedly the correct and latest versions . . ..
Blackberry Desktop Manager
version 4.3.0.17 (Nov.12 2007)
Device Communications      Blackberry Device mgr....4.3.0.7
                                         BBDevMgr   ................4.0.0.1
                                         RIM USB Driver.............4.0.0.2
                                         RIM USB Serial Driver.......2.1.0.4
Application Loader          Application Loader ..........4.3.0.13
                                     RIMProgram .....................1.0.0.35
Seriously, none of these really means a whole lot to me, I just want to click on something and have it work . . . I did try to "upgrade" to a newer version, and I got the message that the version I had was the newer one, so now what?
I have memory cards inserted in the phone(s).
I will appreciate any help with this, I'm really frustrated. I figured out how to move files manually, but I don't understand why it isn't showing up as illustrated in the instruction manuals and online tutorials.
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mamapajama wrote:
First, let me say I am a NEW Blackberry user, my hubby and I both got new Blackberry Curves 8310 recently.
   When I installed the disc that came with the phone, the Blackberry Desktop Manager does not have the "Media Manager" as one of the choices, as was shown on all of the booklets and tutorials. I even re-installed the program, thinking maybe it didn't download completely the first time, but it still comes up showing only these 4:
         Synchronize, Backup & Restore, Application Loader, and Switch Device Wizard.......
All of the directions I've received show that I can easily add pictures and music simply by clicking on Media Manager, but it just isn't there.
Here is info about the installation disk that we received with our phones, supposedly the correct and latest versions . . ..
Blackberry Desktop Manager
version 4.3.0.17 (Nov.12 2007)
Device Communications      Blackberry Device mgr....4.3.0.7
                                         BBDevMgr   ................4.0.0.1
                                         RIM USB Driver.............4.0.0.2
                                         RIM USB Serial Driver.......2.1.0.4
Application Loader          Application Loader ..........4.3.0.13
                                     RIMProgram .....................1.0.0.35
Seriously, none of these really means a whole lot to me, I just want to click on something and have it work . . . I did try to "upgrade" to a newer version, and I got the message that the version I had was the newer one, so now what?
I have memory cards inserted in the phone(s).
I will appreciate any help with this, I'm really frustrated. I figured out how to move files manually, but I don't understand why it isn't showing up as illustrated in the instruction manuals and online tutorials.
Hi...
I can help you with the download link...
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Let us know how your doing...
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Blackberry Desktop Manager does not detect my phone

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Hopefully something there is helpful!
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Desktop Manager will not show I'm connected

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Desktop Manager does not recognize applications needing updates

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Desktop Manager does not connect with Storm

Help - I have my head halfway inside a gas oven in sheer desperation.   I have been trying to get the BlackBerry Device Manager on my PC to recognise my Storm for a week now.   I have uninstalled and installed it a trillion times with no change.   I have tried the USB in a number of different sockets.   Today, I took my Storm back to the phone shop.   Their PC instantly recognised the Storm using the same USB cable!   Can someone please tell me what is going wrong and/or how I can remedy the problem without a hammer?
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tcq wrote:
Hi - thanks for replying.   I'm using 4.7 and XP Pro.
ok, cool.
So, with DM 4.7 installed, you connect the BB to the USB cable... and you THEN open Desktop Manager.
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Perl Flip 8230 & XP 64-bit - Desktop manager does not respond

Greetings.
I am using a brand new Perl Flip 8230 (black), along with the new software (the CD has a timestamp of 2008.12.18, well after the last update of 2008.11.17).
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An installation of the downloaded 4.7 software did not function; all symptoms were idential to the version supplied on CD.
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Hi and welcome to the forums!
Outlook 2000 has not been supported since Desktop Manager 4.2.
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Desktop manager does not allow to install 5.0 Firmware

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Desktop Manager does not recognize my phone

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