E50 - installer starts /w boot & crashes, how to k...

Hello,
I got my E50 back from service and it kept some of my installed stuff which doesn't work.
Every time the phone boots the installer will start run for 30 secs and then the phone crashes and sometimes reboots.
The question is: how can I kill the Installer before it crashes the phone?
The installer doesn't say anything, just a progressbar moving around.
Thanks!
Swaan
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Ok got around it - bring up task manager with holding down home button and then when Installer is selected press c to kill it.

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