Media Manager won't detect device!

I have a blackberry 7230, and it is detected fine by the desktop manager but that media manager crap (god I hate Roxio) doesnt detect anything.
I've tried reinstalling, tried installing it before desktop desktop manager, but no luck.
Even tried installing it on a different PC, what could be the problem?

I use Desktop Manager 4.3 with Roxio Manager. It has the lastest version of Roxio Manager in which you can move or copy files from desktop to the exandable memory AND the blackberry internal memory. But you may need to get at least the 4.2 OS for blackberry. I have the Blackberry Curve and I am able to transfer files from desktop to internal memory via Roxio without any problems.
Be very careful though. The Blackberry only has 16 MB of memory, if you load a lot of big files it may corrupt other data on your blackberry and will definitely slow the device down. If I were you, I would upgrade to a blackberry that has expandable memory to avoid this. You can get 16 GB micro SD cards now, there is a HUGE difference between 16 MB and 16 GB!
Roxio Manger provides a warning for transferring large files to Blackberry internal memory and in fact imposes a limit which I believe is 2.83 MB.
Message Edited by metroberry on 06-20-2008 11:28 AM
Message Edited by metroberry on 06-20-2008 11:33 AM

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