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#Uninstall blackberry desktop manager 8.0 professional
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#Uninstall blackberry desktop manager 8.0 install
I have to hard boot it to get out of the Media Manager install loop! /angry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=" " border="0" alt="angry.gif" />Ĭontact Blackberry they provide ALL support for THEIR oem software. There's got to be some explanation, a security patch, SOMETHING that keeps wiping out the install file it's looking for. This problem only showed up for the first time about three weeks ago. I've been using various Blackberries in an enterprise server environment for almost 5 years. QUOTE (ClaireAVT Jun 4 2010, 04:09 PM) Has anybody tried to fix this when they have Office 2007 installed? I noticed when I tried the above fix that the Windows Installer cleanup utility isn't recommended if you're using 2007. I would have hoped that would have fixed it by now. You are replying to a dead 2 year old thread. After attempting several solutions- this did it! With steps 1-5 complete, select "Roxio Media Manager" for removal using the "Windows Installer Cleanup Utility".Īfterwards, go back to your open window and reverse step 5 above (set it back to "manual" and apply it). The "Windows Installer Cleanup Utility" will only run if you have completed steps 1-5 above, otherwise it will say that you are trying to install too many things at once (because Roxio Media Manager is in a perpetual installation loop). Save it on your desktop, install it and run the application. Go to the below Microsoft web site and download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility.
#Uninstall blackberry desktop manager 8.0 manual
Keep this window open for now as you are going to set it back to manual in a moment. where it says "manual", set it to "disabled" scroll down to "Windows Installer", right click and choose "properties"ĥ. double click on "services" in the right window paneĤ.
In the new window (in the right window pane), double click on "services and applications"ģ. Right click on "my computer" and choose "manage"Ģ. I resolved it by completing a hybrid of the aforementioned posts. I was having the same problems with the Media Manager associated to the Blackberry 8830 Roxio software provided with my unit. This has become really frustrating PLEASE HELP all I want to uninstall the corrupted version and reinstall using the CD again. MM9 does start up and comes on but then the whole thing locks up because the install takes up all my CPU. The install cd even has an option to replace or fix installed components but no luck there as soon as I choose transfer data which uses MM9 boom the bloody thing starts the install again and never stops. I tried reinstalling the Blackberry Desktop Manager using the CD hoping it would remove and nothing. Uninstall isn't available when I go to MM9 and not in the folders in the MM9 folder under Program files-common files folder. Windows Unistall/install doesn't find it when searches for applications so I can't uninstall it that way. I uninstalled the blackberry Desktop manager but Media Manger 9 still shows up in the programs section of Start button. I finally have to reboot my system to stop it. It worked great until a couple of weeks ago where when I open media manager to transfer files to and from my Blackberry, Media Manager tries to do an install, when I click cancel it keeps trying over and over. Bought a blackberry with Media Manager 9 in Dec 2007.
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