Modem Software 4.7 b50

When I try and install this, the system says I have a new version of Desktop Software, hence this cannot be applied. It does not say which version of Desktop it is compatible with.
Someone help.
I find the errors in Blackberry software mostly lack explanation.
Rajiv Kumar

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Pull out battery from your device and keep it away for 30sec. Then put them together. Hope the problem will be over.
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Dear Aurora13
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