blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186

Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 update#
Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 upgrade#
Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 registration#

The biggest thing was that the device lost it’s ability to synchronise with our corporate server – so no incoming or outgoing email – oops! This is a big deal as my blackberry is used primarily for corporate email AND I had to go and get my BES manager to reactivate the phone for me.

Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 registration#

My Cacheberry software lost the database and registration details – again no big deal as I can reload the gpx into Cacheberry and I have the registration details saved.īlackbird, my twitter client, lost it’s settings so I had to re-enter the username and password again. No big deal but surprising this was the case.

Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 upgrade#

The upgrade went fairly smoothly apart from the following gotcha’s.Īfter the reboot, my theme was set back to a different one than what I normally use. I took the plunge to upgrade my device (as I *really* want the html email functionality). I discovered that Sprint have finally released the 4.5 version of firmware for the blackberry 8330 that will work with a BES server. The solution for this is to delete the empty speed dial entry for w and then reboot by pulling the battery out. The other difference I’ve noticed is that pushing 1 for Voicemail no longer worked and instead the phone asks me to assign a shortcut for the w key. So far I’ve not seen much difference but yesterday I did see the option to enhance the call quality whilst on a call (but seeing as though I saw this when trying to work out why neither of us on a call could hear each other I don’t think the button really helped!) If this happens again, go to Options, Advanced Options, Wireless Update, Check for Updates.

Blackberry desktop manager for v4.5.0.186 update#

Considering the blackberry state couldn’t get much worse I downloaded the new update and voila – gmail was available again.

I tried searching online and couldn’t find much information and no solutions on this problem.įor some reason I then decided to do another check for wireless update and sure enough, there was another wireless update. It was also only downloading some of the emails – not what I wanted. The Sprint website gave me the ability to download my gmail into the main blackberry email application which then meant I had a mixture of gmail and work mail in one inbox. I knew it was as I’d been using it about 4 hours earlier! I tried several methods of installing and nothing worked. When I went to download it again, the gmail website stated that gmail was not available for the 8830. Thinking a deletion and redownload would fix it, I went ahead and deleted the application. Anyway – after the upgrade I went to access gmail and initially gmail would just lock up after loading. This seems to be a common theme with the Blackberry – I don’t know what is so hard about getting Blackberry to store data on SD cards but instead they insist on storing everything on the devices memory – and Windows SmartPhones and Treo’s were no better from my past experience. It warns you that it will take a couple of hours to do – and also stated that I need to remove some applications as I was running out of memory. A couple of weeks ago I decided to do a wireless upgrade of my Blackberry.