Desktop Manager resets my homescreen image

I have an image that is stored on the device memory, not a memory card, and every time I sync with my computer, it resets it back to the standard AT&T background.
Is there a way to stop this? It's annoying to have to change my background back every time I sync.
Also, how do I enable bluetooth sync with Desktop Manager? It's greyed out when I try to click the box.
Thanks...
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Hi adg44
The picture in the background is changed because you have the picture stored in the device, move it to the memory card and you solve the problem.
Read this link to sync using bluetooth.
http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB04132&sliceId=1&docTy...
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Hello vamsy_sid and welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
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Easy guide to troubleshooting the Desktop Manager

"Your messaging server does not support wireless synchronization."
-Make sure the user is on the BES. Typically they will get this error message when they are not on the BES.
The desktop manager is showing "disconnected."
-Make sure that the user has gone into the desktop manager and selected options > connection settings > detect.
-Complete a hard reset.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Perform a hard reset on the BB. (Leave the battery out a little longer then normal, 2 minutes).
     Reconnect the BB to the computer.
     In desktop manager, verify that the BB is shown to be connected.
-If the user is using a laptop, make sure it isn't in a docking station.
     Have them take the laptop out of the docking station.
     Make sure their Outlook is still up and online.
     In desktop manager, verify that the BB is shown to be connected.
-Uninstall/Reinstall the desktop manager.
-Some other options to try if none of these work:
     Try different USB ports on the computer.
     Try a different USB cable.
The desktop manager is showing "disabled."
-Make sure that the user has gone into the desktop manager and selected options > connection settings > detect.
-Complete a hard reset.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Perform a hard reset on the BB. (Leave the battery out a little longer then normal, 2 minutes).
     Reconnect the BB to the computer.
     In desktop manager, verify that the BB is shown to be connected.
-If the user is using a laptop, make sure it isn't in a docking station.
     Have them take the laptop out of the docking station.
     Make sure their Outlook is still up and online.
     In desktop manager, verify that the BB is shown to be connected.
-Uninstall/Reinstall the desktop manager.
The desktop manager remains in "working" mode.
-Complete a hard reset.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Perform a hard reset on the BB. (Leave the battery out a little longer then normal, 2 minutes).
     Reconnect the BB to the computer.
     In desktop manager, verify that the BB is shown to be connected.
-Complete a hard reset while the BB is still connected to the computer.
     Leave the BB connected to the computer and keep desktop manager open.
     Remove the battery from the BB while it is connected.
     Re-insert the battery.
Synchronize icon is grayed out.
-Make sure that the BB is attached to the USB cable and to the computer.
-If the user is using a laptop, make sure it isn't in a docking station.
     Have them take the laptop out of the docking station.
     Make sure their Outlook is still up and online.
Synchronize option is grayed out.
-Make sure that the BB is attached to the USB cable and to the computer.
-If the user is using a laptop, make sure it isn't in a docking station.
     Have them take the laptop out of the docking station.
     Make sure their Outlook is still up and online.
Internal Errors such as: internal error #-725 (0x8004fd2b).
-Delete the Intellisync folder.
     Close the desktop manager application.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Double Click on My Computer> Local Disk (C Drive>Documents and   Settings>(username)>Application Data>Research In Motion>
   Blackberry>Intellisync.
     Note: If the Application Data folder is not present, click Tools>Folder Options at the top of the screen.
     Click the View Tab, then click on Show Hidden Files and Folders.
     Click Apply>Ok and continue through the remaining steps.
     Delete everything within the Intellisync folder.
     Launch desktop manager and attempt sync the device with the computer.
Error: "Unable to write or update application data."
-Complete a hard reset.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Perform a hard reset on the BB. (Leave the battery out a little longer then normal, 2 minutes).
     Reconnect the BB to the computer.
     Try to sync again.
-A contact in the Outlook address book is missing information or has invalid information.
     There must be a first name in the first name field and a last name in the last name field.
     Make sure there aren't any characters in the first name field or last name field (%, $, *).
-The BB does not have enough free memory to synchronize organizer data with the computer.
     Use desktop manager to reduce the range of days on the Calendar.
     In desktop manager, click on the synchronize icon.
     Click Configure Sync and select Calendar.
     Click Configure and select Advanced Settings.
     On the Date Range Tab, select one of the following options:
     Transfer all scheduled items
     Transfer only future items
     Transfer items within a range of days.
     Type a value in the Days prior to today and Days after today fields.
-Wipe the BB and re-sync through the desktop manager.
Error: "No Outlook or MS Exchange folders appear to be configured."
-Delete the Intellisync folder.
     Close the desktop manager application.
     Disconnect the BB from the computer.
     Double Click on My Computer> Local Disk (C Drive>Documents and Settings>(username)>Application Data>Research In Motion>
   Blackberry>Intellisync.
     Note: If the Application Data folder is not present, click Tools>Folder Options at the top of the screen.
     Click the View Tab, then click on Show Hidden Files and Folders.
     Click Apply>Ok and continue through the remaining steps.
     Delete everything within the Intellisync folder.
     Launch desktop manager and attempt sync the device with the computer.
-Wipe the BB and re-sync through the desktop manager.
Error: “No applications configured for synchronization.”BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.6To configure organizer applications for synchronization using BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.6, complete the following steps:
Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer and open BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
Click Synchronize.
Click the Synchronization link on the left side of the screen, and then click the Synchronization button.
Select a BlackBerry smartphone organizer application and click Setup.
Select a desktop organizer application and click Next.
Outlook needs to be set for Address book, Memopad and Tasks.
BlackBerry Wireless Synch needs to be set for Calendar.
Select synchronization options and click Next.
If applicable, select Microsoft® Outlook® options and click Next.
Click Finish.
Repeat steps 4 to 8 for the remaining BlackBerry smartphone organizer applications.
Click OK to close the Device application window.
Click the Synchronize link on the left side of the screen, and click the Synchronize button.
BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.2To configure organizer applications for synchronization using BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.2, complete the following steps:
Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer and open BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
Click Synchronize and click on the Configuration tab.
Click Configure synch.
Select a BlackBerry smartphone organizer application and click Choose.
Select a desktop organizer application from the Available Translators list and click OK.
Repeat steps 4 and 5 for the remaining BlackBerry smartphone organizer applications.
Choose the appropriate operation from the following list:
Synchronize – This option allows the BlackBerry Desktop Manager to synchronize updated information between the BlackBerry smartphone and the desktop organizer application. Select this option if you want to have both the BlackBerry smartphone and Microsoft Outlook reflect the changes.
Export – This option exports organizer data from the BlackBerry smartphone to the desktop organizer application.
Import – This option imports organizer data information from the desktop organizer application to the BlackBerry smartphone.
Note: For both the Export and Import operations, you will be prompted to accept changes if similar organizer data exists in the desktop organizer application or on the BlackBerry smartphone.
Click OK.
Click OK to close the Configuration window.
Click the Synchronize tab and click Synchronize now.
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Hi do you know how to stop the desktop manager opening automatically when i start up the pc.
in the Windows System tray, you should have a BlackBerry icon. click on it to invoke the window. there will be several tabs, in one of them you can untick the option to load Desktop Manager at startup.
The search box on top-right of this page is your true friend, and the public Knowledge Base too:

BB Desktop Manager no longer works with Mac Maverick - Need Help Urgently

I have been a loyal Blackberry user since the Government of Canada officially began using these cell phones. I feel, however, abandoned by Blackberry (they obviously don't believe that it is easier to retain an existing customer than acquire a new one). I'm using a Blackberry Bold (9900) with a Macbook Pro. Everything was fine until I upgraded my Mac operating system to Maverick; my Blackberry Desktop Manager no longer works, so I cannot sync the content (contacts, calendar) of my phone with my Mac, but that's not the worst of it.
I recently had a momentary lapse and exceeded the 10 password attempts to access my phone... this accidentally wiped my phone clean... and because Desktop Manager does not work with Mac, I do not have a way to recover my data. Rogers was of no help and had Blackberry updated its desktop software months ago, as it should have, this issue would have been moot. I do not know how or why, but I was able to recover most of my data, but I'm not sure just how up-to-date tha data is and am still going through it, but I'm having issues with some functionality.
I'm in the US for several months and have suspended my Canadian services. Prior to the wipe, I was able to use wifi on my phone to send and receive emails with no problem. After the wipe, I can't send emails or bbms. I checked my blackberry internet service and all email accounts are good to go. BBMs are another issue. I need help. Suggestions please.

Apple has ceased synchronization with Mavericks. The issue lies with Apple, not with the desktop software. To mitigate the lack of sync capabilities in Mavericks you can sync your contacts and calender on your Mac with the usual suspects (Yahoo, Google). Create a backup (archive) for Contacts and Calender on your Mac first, then create one of those email accouonts that allow syncing. On your 9900 and with BlackBerry provisioning enabled create the new or existing email account. See which email accounts can sync with BB, I know Yahoo is working fine. For Yahoo, get the Yahoo Calender sync (a few bucks one-off payment required), Contacts sync works off the shelf within BB. If you reset the 9900 you should be able to restore all data with BB DTM. Please note that emails you received during the 9900 reset and the date of restore will not be available on the device. You will still not be able to sync contacts/calender over BB DTM. I hope that helps.
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Steps to take if BlackBerry is not shown as connected in Desktop Manager for Mac

Hello Community,
Here is a list of steps you should attempt to try and get your BlackBerry detected in Desktop Manager for Mac.
1. Make sure you're using the most up to date BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac. Which is available to download at http://www.blackberry.com/desktop
2. If using a MacBook/MacBook Pro make sure the BlackBerry is plugged in the left USB port close to the screen. If using a iMac make sure you use the USB ports on the Mac and not a USB hub.
3. Make sure you're using a BlackBerry branded USB cord. (There are usb cords out there for charging only).
4. Make sure mass storage mode is enabled on your BlackBerry smartphone. KB Article.
5. Disable Media Transport Protocol on your BlackBerry smartphone. (Options>Memory)
6. Make sure your Mac OS X 10.6 is running in 32-bit mode. KB Article.
7. Make sure ALL other syncing software has been uninstalled and removed off your Mac. KB Article.
8. Perform a battery reset on your BlackBerry smartphone. KB Article.
9. Make sure your BlackBerry smartphone is not hour-glassing or have an application error appearing on the LCD screen. However if there is a JVM 507/513 error appearing on the BlackBerry the Desktop Manager for Mac will pick up the device and reload the software.
10. Make sure "Open using Rosetta" is not running/disabled on Mac OS X. KB Article.
I will be adding more tips and tricks to this post once I come across them.
Feel free to share with other community members and I always welcome suggestions and comments.
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Hey burko74,
Do you have a media card in your BlackBerry? If so, do you get prompt for mass storage mode?
Also does the mac pick up the media card as a removable hard drive?
Have you tried to do a battery reset as well?
I look forward to your reply.
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Please help me: Failed 8310 OS update to OS 4.5 via Desktop Manager

Hello BB Community,
As of this morning, I can't use my Blackberry curve 8310......for anything.
My problems started just as I was about to do a routine USB cable sync between my BB and Outlook.
I was informed by Desktop Manager v 4.7 that OS 4.5 is available.
I delayed the sync, and start the update process.
Everything............. except my BB restart and data reload.......... completed flawlessly.
Then a message says the update has failed, & the entire thing halts.
So, I wait a while then pull the USB cable & turn off the BB.
Turn on......the result was hourglass & white screen.
Removed & replaced battery....result was hourglass & white screen.
Restarted PC and connected BB...........result was hourglass & white screen & Desktop Manager does not recognise BB Connection, but Windows XP sees BB media minus folders.
Reinstalled Desktop manager....... still not recognising BB USB connection on the main screen.
Even though I have all the information saved in Outlook, I am getting desperate.
QUESTIONS:
Is there anything I can do to get my BB curve 8310 operational again?
Should I consider reloading an OS?
My phone is unlocked, so not sure if trying to download and reinstall an OS will LOCK the phone.
The unit's previous startup screen used to show a T-Mobile image.
Should I download the UK T-Mobile OS upgrade?
Blessed Regards,
2121311berry

Good luck, this will work... I have done it many times.
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Try it with and without the battery inserted if you must.
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Error message in desktop Manager: Media

I have downloaded Desktop Mgr, and when I try to access Media, I get this error message :
image File "file": C/program files (x86) common files\roxio shared\9.0\common resources/\shared\generic\images\about_RIM_Background.PNG" cannot be loaded
Can anyone help me figure out what this is & how do I fix it????
Thanks

Hi jrh1219,
Welcome to BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Do you have other Roxio or Sonic software installed on your PC? If so, its possible there is a conflict between these and the Roxio Media Manager. Which version of BlackBerry Desktop Manager do you have installed? Are you able to open Media Manager from C:\Program Files (x86)\Roxio\Media Manager 9 by clicking on MediaManager9.exe. If so, try opening Media Manager from the Desktop Manager after doing so. If this does not resolve the issue, try clean uninstalling the Desktop Manager as shown here. http://bbry.lv/acVRkU then reinstalling. You may also want to upgrade to the most recent version of the Desktop Software.
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Desktop Manager Install Error 1904, nothing resolves...

I have been having the following problem the last few days. On my work desktop (WinXP x64) I installed the DesktopManager software without hitch, but on my home desktop (WinXP Pro SP3) I also keep getting the error message:
Error 1904.Module C:...GW.dll failed to register. HRESULT -2147220473. Contact your support personnel.
I am also getting the same error message for gwapi.dll, desktopsetup_pb.dll, and syncAE_pb.dll.
I am a very technical person so I had no qualms with trying the crackberry fix, but it didn't work. I was able to register all of the modules after the reset, but when I would open up Desktop Manager it would never connect to my Curve 8320 vis USB or Bluetooth. With Bluetooth it would recognize the phone and it would even pop up a message saying that it had "detected the device". It would ask if I wanted to connect and I would say yes and then nothing would happen. Another 30-60 seconds later it would pop up the same message saying it detected my Blackberry and asking if I wanted to connect. After about the tenth time of this loop I closed out the Desktop Manager. I uninstalled the software and deleted the program folders and then logged onto the "Administrator" account (my account is also an admin acct, but I logged onto the default admin account that is labeled "Administrator" by Windows). Upon logging into this account, I attempted to upgrade the Windows Installer 3.1, but it told me that I have a newer version and couldn't do that (WinXP SP3). So, I registered the atl.dll and tried installing the Desktop Manager software again (I'm installing v4.6 w/ Media Manager). Once again I got the same error messages. So I restarted and attempted to manually register the dll's again, and I'm now getting the error message:
DllRegisterServer in gw.dll failed.
Return code was: 0x80070005
So, to sum it all up, I've tried all six "resolutions" that RIM has at: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/articles/963/KB03928_f.SAL_Public.html, and the first "workaround." The second "workaround" doesn't apply because there is no option to "ignore," there is only one button that is "Ok." I'm starting to get pretty pissed off by all of this and I'm ready to throw the **bleep** Blackberry out the window. I love the phone and it's capabilities, but if I can't use the capabilities then it's pretty much worthless to me... then I should have just gotten an iPhone or a WinMobile device. It makes no sense to me that the software will install just fine on my WinXP x64 machine at work and not on my 32-bit home machine. Usually it's the 32-bit progs on the 64-bit machine that cause problems. When is a fix going to come?
Here are my details:
BB Curve 8320, OS v4.5.0.52 (Platform 2.7.0.66)
DesktopManager Software v4.6 (w/ MediaManager)
WinXP Pro, Service Pack 3
Pentium 4, 2.80GHz
2GB DD400 Dual-Channel RAM

Hi,
Cleanboot your PC
make sure all firewall anti virus programs are off
Clean your windows temporary files
Start desktop software.
Please let me know how it goes!
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Help Needed w/Desktop Manager 4.6 & Outlook Calendar Synch

Everything was working just fine prior to my holiday break. Came back this morning and attempted to synch my BBCurve (running 4.5.0.81) with my Desktop Manager (v4.6) and it is just skipping over the calendar sync portion. No error message. Everything else is synching just fine. Deleted and reinstalled Desktop software -- that didn't work. Disabled calendar sync and re-enabled -- that didn't work. cleared the BB Calendar of all entries and now have no calendar entries on the device. HELP!

I deleted the Intellisync folder, and reset the Desktop Manager configuration settings and I received the following Intellisync error message:
The operation terminated unexpectedly while reading from Microsoft Outlook Calendar
Then I tried to sync just from Outlook Calendar to Device -- that failed
Then I tried to sync just from Device to Outlook Calendar -- that failed as well
Then I deleted Intellisync folder again and rebooted my computer
Successfully synced from Device to Outlook
Tried to sync from Outlook to Device and it appears to be running, says one moment please and nothing happens and it returns to the Desktop Manager with no error message. Grrrrr.....

Major desktop manager sync problem

i have a blackberry curve 8350i
desktop manager 4.7
outlook 2007
windows xp operating system
i installed desktop manager with no problems. tried to sync and continue to get an unknown error when i try to sync my address book.
i am able to transfer music and every thing else but not my address book from outlook 2007
i wanted to know if anybody has experienced this problem and knows how to correct it.
i tried to reset configuration, and delete the intellisync folder to no avail.
i am able to sync from my omputer at my job. but not on my home computer. i have no idea why and this is driving me crazy.
somebody help me please

Sounds like you may have a corrupt record in your address book/contact list.
See http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB01451&slic...
This will turn on advanced synchronization logging to help find the corrupt entry.
Look through this post as well. drizzt09 explains how to proceed to identity the corrupt entry.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=8300&message.id=48538#M48538
Let us know how it goes.
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Desktop Manager Won't Delete Apps

When I use Desktop Manager to go to delete an app on my Curve by unchecking the app, the checkmark just returns a second or two later. Is there something else I should be doing? Thanks.
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Odd...
You could delete the App just on the BB itself. Untethered, do this:
Homescreen > Options > Advanced Options > Applications > highlight, but don't select, the app > BBKey > Delete
See if that does it.
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Desktop Manager incorrectly says my media card is full

As you can see from the image below, Desktop Manager reports that my media card is full but this is incorrect - the card is empty but for the 3 photos I took earlier today. I am running iTunes 9.1, Desktop Manager 1.02 (build 8) and OS X 10.6.3.
Any suggestions on how to correct this?

Hi there!
Here are some instructions for configuring your BB and Media Card to appear as USB drives within Windows:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=BlackBerryDesktopSoftware&thread.id=3...
The only difference might be the version of DTM to use...5.0 is the current version.
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Can't log into any desktop manager KDM set autologin

Hello, new Arch user. I moved over from Ubuntu.
I installed arch on my laptop with KDE, LXDE, and Gnome. I had KDE and LXDE set up and working the way I wanted. I tried to log into Gnome. "Something" is wrong with Gnome (no idea at this point). It simply hangs at a black screen.
I had set KDM to autologin. Now I can't log in, log out, or change desktop environments. I don't know how to turn off the autologin (I turned it on when I was logged into KDE), or force KDM to switch back to a desktop manager that works.
I found my kdmrc (/usr/share/config/kdm/kdmrc). It indicates autologin is disabled.
I can get to a shell (ctrl-alt-F#). I can't get to any working graphical environment.
[General]
ConfigVersion=2.4
ConsoleTTYs=tty1,tty2,tty3,tty4,tty5,tty6
GreeterUID=kdm
PidFile=/var/run/kdm.pid
ReserveServers=:1,:2,:3
ServerVTs=-7
StaticServers=:0
[Shutdown]
BootManager=None
HaltCmd=/sbin/shutdown -h -P now
RebootCmd=/sbin/shutdown -r now
[X-*-Core]
AllowNullPasswd=false
AllowRootLogin=false
AllowShutdown=Root
AutoReLogin=false
ClientLogFile=.xsession-errors-%d
Reset=/etc/kde4/kdm/Xreset
Session=/etc/kde4/kdm/Xsession
Setup=/etc/kde4/kdm/Xsetup
Startup=/etc/kde4/kdm/Xstartup
[X-*-Greeter]
AntiAliasing=false
ColorScheme=
FaceSource=AdminOnly
FailFont=Sans Serif,10,-1,5,75,0,0,0,0,0
GUIStyle=Oxygen
GreetFont=Serif,20,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0
GreetString=Welcome to %s at %n
GreeterPos=50,50
HiddenUsers=
Language=en_GB
LogoArea=Logo
LogoPixmap=/usr/share/kde4/apps/kdm/pics/kdelogo.png
MaxShowUID=29999
MinShowUID=1000
Preloader=/usr/bin/preloadkde
SelectedUsers=
ShowUsers=NotHidden
SortUsers=true
StdFont=Sans Serif,10,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0
Theme=/usr/share/kde4/apps/kdm/themes/oxygen
UseBackground=true
UseTheme=true
UserCompletion=false
UserList=true
[X-:*-Core]
AllowNullPasswd=true
AllowShutdown=All
NoPassEnable=false
NoPassUsers=
ServerArgsLocal=-br -nolisten tcp
ServerCmd=/usr/bin/X
[X-:*-Greeter]
AllowClose=true
DefaultUser=suemiller
FocusPasswd=true
LoginMode=DefaultLocal
PreselectUser=Previous
[X-:0-Core]
AutoLoginEnable=false
AutoLoginLocked=false
AutoLoginUser=
ClientLogFile=.xsession-errors
[Xdmcp]
Enable=false
Willing=/etc/kde4/kdm/Xwilling
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You don't need to login with the master password. When you get to the log in screen, just log in as you would normally.

Desktop Manager is "DEAD" under XP 64-bit

Greetings.
I am closing my other thread to open one here, because this category appears to be the more appropriate one.
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).
When I install the software, it claims to be the 4.7 version, but I am having quite a few issues with it. First of all, while all the drivers install nicely, and the phone is recognized by the connection software, I am unable to *properly* launch the Desktop Manager.
An inital launch (click on icon) of the Desktop Manager causes it to appear in the Task Manager, but it never ends up showing up on the screen. I even tried waiting for a good 1/2 hr, no dice. A second attempt at launching (without shutting down the process first) does cause it to appear, but it ends up completely unresponsive. There is still only one executable in the Task Manager (the second attempt did not launch a second copy), but what exists on the screen does not respond to any actions.
The window that appears is almost completely blank - the dark grey background-image is visible, but pretty well no other text or icons of any kind exist aside from a large "Menu" at the upper left, which is also nonresponsive. As well, trying to close the window by using the red X at the upper right is completely unsuccessful. In order to close the program, I need to go to the task manager, find the process, and "End Process Tree". Nothing else works.
Finally, the window that does appear also has a version number at the bottom in tiny text - version 4.5 of the desktop manager. HUH?!
I tried to install a downloaded version of 4.7 (in case there was a mix-up at the factory), but it claimed that a newer copy of the software was installed. Somehow "4.7" is older than "4.5". Strange, that. Selecting the "desktopmgr.exe" file to run in compatibility mode as plain old "XP" also does not work.
I tried to repair the installation, no dice. I have uninstalled the software and installed the 4.7 version straight from the Blackberry website. This version also does not function (same symptoms).
As a final note, I am running Windows XP 64-bit, with the latest service pack (SP2) and all the latest patches and updates (SP3 does not exist for XP 64-bit). I cannot install the software on a 32-bit version of XP because I do not have XP 32-bit on any of my computers. Nor do I have Vista (either 32-bit or 64-bit). I have Linux (5 computers), OpenBSD (3 computers), OpenSolaris (1 computer), Windows Server 2003 64-bit (2 servers), Windows Server 2008 64-bit (1 test machine) and several other experimental platforms (HaikuOS, BeOS, etc.), but no XP 32-bit. Sorry.
My other half's computer is an older 1Ghz PowerPC4 iMac (2nd gen iMac - "lampshade" model) running 10.4 (most recent update), but that computer is not one I want to use. I am also unsure if the Blackberry software is capable of running on PowerPC Macs, as it may be Intel-only (I haven't had a chance to check yet).
If someone has any idea why my Desktop Manager is completely unresponsive, please help.
And yes, I did reboot after installation. I seriously doubt that this is an ID-ten-T error. PEBKAC does not apply!!

Try DM 4.6 maybe it is more compatible with the 64 version.

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).
When I install the software, it claims to be the 4.7 version, but I am having quite a few issues with it. First of all, while all the drivers install nicely, and the phone is recognized by the connection software, I am unable to *properly* launch the Desktop Manager.
An inital launch (click on icon) of the Desktop Manager causes it to appear in the Task Manager, but it never ends up showing up on the screen. I even tried waiting for 1/2 hr, no dice. A second attempt at launching (without shutting down the process first) does cause it to appear, but it ends up completely unresponsive. There is still only one executable in the Task Manager (the second attempt did not launch a second copy), but what exists on the screen does not respond to any actions.
The window that appears is almost completely blank - the dark grey background-image is visible, but pretty well no other text or icons of any kind exist aside from a large "Menu" at the upper left, which is also nonresponsive. As well, trying to close the window by using the red X at the upper right is completely unsuccessful. In order to close the program, I need to go to the task manager, find the process, and "End Process Tree". Nothing else works.
Finally, the window that does appear also has a version number at the bottom in tiny text - version 4.5 of the desktop manager. HUH?!
I tried to install a downloaded version of 4.7 (in case there was a mix-up at the factory), but it claimed that a newer copy of the software was installed. Somehow "4.7" is older than "4.5". Strange, that. Selecting the "desktopmgr.exe" file to run in compatibility mode as plain old "XP" also does not work.
I tried to repair the installation, no dice. I have now uninstalled the software in preparation of using the 4.7 version straight from the Blackberry website. I will report back on how well that works.
As a final note, I am running Windows XP 64-bit, with the latest service pack (SP2) and all the latest patches and updates (SP3 does not exist for XP 64-bit). I cannot install the software on a 32-bit version of XP because I do not have XP 32-bit on any of my computers. Nor do I have Vista (either 32-bit or 64-bit). I have Linux (5 computers), OpenBSD (3 computers), OpenSolaris (1 computer), Windows 2003 64-bit (2 servers), Windows 2008 64-bit (1 test machine) and several other experimental platforms (HaikuOS, BeOS, etc.), but no XP 32-bit. Sorry.
My other half's computer is an older 1Ghz PowerPC4 iMac (2nd gen iMac - "lampshade" model) running 10.4 (most recent update), but that computer is not one I want to use. I am also unsure if the Blackberry software is capable of running on PowerPC Macs, as it may be Intel-only (I haven't had a chance to check yet).
If someone has any idea why my Desktop Manager is completely unresponsive, please help.
And yes, I did reboot after installation. I seriously doubt that this is an ID-ten-T error. PEBKAC does not apply!!

An installation of the downloaded 4.7 software did not function; all symptoms were idential to the version supplied on CD.
I am shutting this thread down in favour of a post in a more appropriate category. Please provide any replies in that thread.

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