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• Schedule of blackBerry Smartphones: vs email calendar default device

  I'm new to the Blackberry Pearl 8130.

  I use Microsoft Outlook for my calendar. I have an email address to which I've implemented on the Blackberry. However, this email address doesn't have a calendar that are associated with (and I don't want it...). The calendar application has therefore all appointments under "Default device".

  On the home screen, it shows not all appointments at all. However, when I go in the calendar app it shows all my appointments. I've selected the menu button, choose 'Select Calendar' and then choose "Default device" because the calendar is not associated with the email address.

  When I go back to the home screen it still has nothing set appointments. I assume he's still associate the calendar with the email address. I do know that not everyone uses the calendar provided with e-mail addresses, right?

  Also, when in the application calendar, after selecting "Default device", if I try to add an appointment he will add it to the calendar with the email address and not the "default device" calendar that I use with Outlook. If I need to open another post on this topic please let me know.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  OK, here's what you need to do...

  1. download ALL your calendar in Outlook information. Make sure your correct calendar.

  2. then, basically, you will remove ALL your calendar on the BlackBerry information according to the instructions I'll post below.

  3. then, you set the address you want to see your calendar 'default' by the statement in the post above.

  Then, everything should be good. I have been facing the problem while you are now and had to do all this as well. Painless.

  (ignore the words 'AddressBook' in these instructions for you, but it all works the same).

  If you encounter errors in your calendar or address book on your BlackBerry and you want to delete the entire address book (or calendar) base on your BlackBerry, follow the instructions below. Make sure that you have a good copy of your calendar or Contacts, because this procedure will delete all the calendar entries or entries from the address book on your BlackBerry.

  1. open the Desktop Manager on your PC.

  2. open Backup/Restore > advanced.

  3. in Advanced Options, you will see a split pane screen. Left pain is what happens to save on your device and the right is a list of the existing databases.

  3 select right your address book database (or your Calendar database), and then click the arrow in the Middle pointing to the left. This will copy the information on and prepare it for the backup.

  4. once the backup is complete, click the button Clear down to erase, and then clean up the database of book full address (or calendar).

  5. once it is finished, it will ask you if you want to save the backup that you created, say you Yes and check the device to make sure that the address book (or calendar) has been duly cleared out. Now, Resync the necessary contact details and you should be set to go.

• Encryption of blackBerry Smartphones memory devices does not turn off

  I want to use blackberry protect but since I got my phone there a small lock next to the checkbox to disable encryption so I can't turn it off. I upraged to os7.1, but the problem remains. Can someone help me?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  I'm not sure about the correlation between the encryption and the BB Protect... you jumped from one to another at whiplash speed in your post... do not understand.

  But, nevertheless, if encryption is active and locked, then the most likely answer is that your device has a COMPUTER Board policy that requires encryption is active. You can check the existence of a COMPUTER policy via this method:

  • KB30076 How to check for an it on a BlackBerry smartphone policy

  If you're on BES through your company or otherwise, you have to stop now and talk to your BES admins, because they are in control of it on your device policy.

  If you are not on BES, then somehow you got a device that once stood on BES, and who gave you sanitized it not properly before give you the device. You can now clean, but it will be totally destructive. Therefore, please begin by reviewing the Backup link in my sig auto on this post and make sure you have a full and complete backup.

  Once you have a backup, you can do this to clean your BB of the it policy:

  • KB31291 How to reset a BlackBerry smartphone to factory using BlackBerry Desktop Software Settings

  Subsequently, when you restore, DO NOT make a full restore... rather just do a selective restore of the databases you need (e.g., contacts, calendar, messages, etc.) and more precisely to avoid any database that have nothing to with COMPUTER policy, business, etc.. If you restore those, they will dutifully restore COMPUTER policy and you will be right back where you started.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry smartphone error synchronizing Calendar using Desktop Manager 4.7, Outlook 2003, on the storm

  I just installed Desktop Manager on my PC (Windows XP).

  Contacts sync fine.

  Calendar does not synchronize:

  "Schedule of playback device" is fine.

  "Treatment device calendar" is fine.

  'Reading of MS Outlook calendar' is where the error occurs:

  Desktop Manager starts to read Outlook 988 items and constantly stops at the point #227, with one of the two error messages:

  (1) ' reported Intellisync, unknown error"or

  (2) 'operation ended unexpectedly.'

  I followed the directions for:

  How to enable advanced logging for Intellisync because of the failure of the synchronization to the BlackBerry smartphone

  to

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB01451&SLIC...

  This operation required that I change the iloptcfg.cfg file.

  Still no luck. any suggestions?

  around on this issue... the only way I found to fix this was to reset the device completely and synchronize "fresh" from my computer. Note: has happened since then, and every time that it is when I use the camera to change a recurring APPT. For now, my lessons learned: whenever I need to edit or delete a recurring appt, I do it from the computer so I do not get locked out of sync to the storm.

• Message from blackBerry Smartphones: MTP Device Mode is enabled on

  I just did a hard reset (remove battery) on my Storm2 9550.  When it finished start, I started the Desktop software and connected the phone via the USB port.  I received the following message:

  This Blackberry device using a connection of the PSG.  Some features of media for your device mass storage mode, which interrupts all active media transfer protocol (MTP) connections.  You want to mass storage mode?

  I don't know exactly what that means or if I should answer 'Yes' or 'no '.  (I had a bit of luck you are looking for this particular online message).

  The BlackBerry Storm smartphone can connect to a computer in one of the following ways:

  • USB mass storage mode
  • Media Transfer Protocol (MTP)

  MTP allows a BlackBerry smartphone user transfer media files between a computer and a BlackBerry smartphone and provides support for multimedia files that have specific requirements, such as restrictions associated with the management of digital rights (DRM) technologies.

  A BlackBerry smartphone appears as a Portable device in my computer when connected to the computer using the PSG. It does not appear in the devices with removable storage section and has not assigned a drive letter.

• BlackBerry Smartphone Sync Outlook calendars with several "layers".

  Hello

  I have several 'layer' in my calendar in Outlook as Holiday, private, office, etc... When I sync the calendar with my H/H, however not appear only the default calendar being sync. Is it possible to synchronize the other layers as well?  Thanks a bunch...

  Hello

  The object is to get all records associated with a calendar, which can be synchronized with Outlook.

  The default calendar is the calendar of the device, items synced to it will not correctly synchronize on the desktop.

  (1) delete your addresses of e-mail of the device.

  (2) use the link below to clear the Calendar database.

  (3) recreate the e-mail address you want to associate with your main calendar.

  4) go to default services and make sure that your email address for the main calendar is specified

  in the CICAL and CMIME entries. Save it.

  (5) in the Office Manager, specify a one-way synchronization of Outlook to the device for the calendar only.

  (6) once successful, check the calendar of primary e-mail and make sure that all records are there.

  (7) run synchronization for each category separately until you have all the correct data on the BB.

  (8) recreate the second email address.

  (9) send service directories.

  (10) the BB has now all the calendar entries in the calendar main correct email, with no record in another.

  (11) on the PC, delete the intellisync folder and reconfigure the installer for normal 2 way sync.
  Thank you

  Bifocals

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB05340&sliceId=1&docTy...

• BlackBerry Smartphones problems accessing my media card to format install repair n

  About 1 month after I had a new 4 GB media card 4 my Curve 8520 it stopped workin. I tried 2 format, fix n install but I had a guarded dat msg saying could not format or install or repair. So I tried my old 2 GB card media n I'm getin d same problem. Sum1 can you please help? What is my phone?

  OK, Sandisk is one of the best brands, so the time to start back at square one. In this case, it may well be the phone. If you're ready to try something a bit drastic, my next suggest is to reload the OS on your BlackBerry. You can do so by following the steps in the following link:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/device-software-for-BlackBerry/how-to-reload-your-operating-S...

  It is possible that something like a wipe handheld might work, but that it will take just to the next step and could win you time in the long run.

• BlackBerry Smartphones 9790 My calendar information is missing

  I sync my blackberry with my calendar outlook (gmail account) and I noticed yesterday that everything had disappeared from the blackberry calendar.  I tried to re-synchronization (from the computer to the device) and it seems to work but nothing is actually moved on the calendar.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  I found a solution, it is not the most creative, but seems to have worked.  I uninstalled the Blackberry Desktop Software, rebooted the computer, reinstalled the Desktop software and calendar sync worked.   Would be good to know why this happened in the first place, but I'm quite happy to have my schedule back.

• BlackBerry Smartphones default BB calendar

  OK, so I figured out how to delete my additional calendars and proceed to their removal. My calendar by default but is still there which, I guess this is supposed to be. I was hoping that wipe all the entries in the calendar and everything again. The main problem I have at the moment is that all inputs are doubled. For example:

  * Bob Smiths Birtdhay

  * Bob Smiths anniversary

  For the holidays, it shows only once

  * Columbus Day

  So that means the calendar is always find info from 2 sources? How does it work? How can I stop it from happening.

  What I'm essentially looking to do is set up a calendar for bot online, my wife and me to synchronize so that we both get updates that are added in line or on the phone. We are currently trying to get Google Calendar for this. Is there a best calendar out there that will provide the same synchronization capabilities?

  Thanks in advance

  If you encounter errors in your calendar or address book on your BlackBerry and you want to delete the entire address book (or calendar) base on your BlackBerry, follow the instructions below. Make sure that you have a good copy of your calendar or Contacts, because this procedure will delete all the calendar entries or entries from the address book on your BlackBerry.

  1. open the Desktop Manager on your PC.
  2. open Backup/Restore > advanced.
  3. in Advanced Options, you will see a split pane screen. The left pane, it is what will be saved from your device, and the right is a list of the existing databases.
  4 select right your address book database (or your Calendar database), and then click the arrow in the Middle pointing to the left. This will copy the information on and prepare it for the backup.
  5. once the backup is complete, click the button Clear down to erase, and then clean up the database of book full address (or calendar).
  6. once it is finished, it will ask you if you want to save the backup that you created, say you Yes and check the device to make sure that the address book (or calendar) has been duly cleared out. Now, Resync the necessary contact details and you should be set to go.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Outlook 2010 (calendar), do not sync with BB Curve 9300

  BB Desktop Manager says Outlook 2010 is not installed, although it is installed. Everything (contacts, notes, tasks) is syncing, but not the calendar.

  Sync has always worked until about a month ago. Tried to fix the problem by repairing Office 2010, resettlement of BB Desktop Manager.

  Still does not work.

  What's wrong? Why can't I sync my Outlook with my BB calendar?

  Hey oliroyal,

  Welcome to the community of BlackBerry Support Forums.

  First, check your services by default on the device under Options, Advanced Options, default services.
  If the default services are configured correctly I suggest try to create a new MAPI profile, as shown in this articlehttp://btsc.webapps.blackberry.com/btsc/KB02083 and then reconfigure the Desktop as described herehttp://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB17022 software

  Thank you.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Switch Device Wizard necessary?

  I have a Storm I used for a few weeks.  Previously I was using a curve, but my dog ate so I stopped using it.  I manually pulling non-synched as-of-then entries.  I have to do the switch device Wizard if it is not really all of the data that I need my old curve?  Also, if it's important, I have loaded companion link so I can sync with my ACT 6.0 contacts and calendar.  Will all this be screwed up if I just plug in the storm and hit Synch?  The Blackberry Desktop Manager cares which is hanging on to her - the old curve or the new storm?  I hate the idea of having to configure it again.  I can't wipe my Pocket Storm is referred to in the instructions somewhere since I have all my email, etc. in place.

  You can choose to use the wizard to Switch device or not... me, I would because I want all my previous camera carried over to the new settings. That said, it is also worth noting that the storm will not many preferences that you used on the curve, so the SDW is not so important here - except for data, contacts, etc. on the old device.

  Using ACT, you can simply do sync everything and get your data, as well as the responses only. You don't really have the SDW.

  Finally, yes - Desktop Manager will see your storm for the storm it is. You don't need to say something special to DM.

• BlackBerry smartphone Outlook 2003 calendar will not sync with the storm

  A couple of weeks my Outlook calendar (2003) has just stopped syncing with my Blackberry Storm. I have Vista. I was on the phone with Telus and they tried to help me, but nothing has worked.  I downloaded the new software for my Blackberry; I rebooted the Desktop Manager (version 5); I recharged Outlook. I tried to synchronize just a few days.   I loaded the Desktop Manager on another computer and that no longer works.  Tasks and Contacts will be synchronized, but not the calendar.  It turns on, said "wait a minute", and then stops without doing anything.  No error message.  After reading the other rivers, I wonder if the AEFI is corrupt (but have no idea what it is or where it is).  I also noticed that I have more "default device" as one of the options 'Send' - just Facebook and my email address (but have no idea how to get this option).  I worked on it for hours without success.  Any help would be appreciated.

  I finally called the Blackberry technical support service and they solved my problem.  I had remove databases (because there was probably a corrupted entry) and remove the books of CICAL service on the device.  Thanks for the comments.

• BlackBerry Smartphones keeping old calendar events in Outlook and Storm2

  Is there a way to keep all appointments, regardless of age on Outlook and my Storm2?

  Just got my Storm2.  Downloaded/installed the latest office software.  Allowed to update the Storm2 OS via USB, the desktop software.  Desktop software configured to synchronize my Outlook 2003 (no Exchange involved, only local server).  I tried all the dates on the calendar (including former appointments, etc) to be both Outlook and the Storm2. On the first synchronization, all the calendar events appeared to transfer fine from Outlook to the Storm2.  However, on subsequent synchronizations, the desktop software apparently wants to delete all appointments of old (about 2 200) in Outlook.

  Here are the details:

  Phone: Storm2 9550
  OS phone: V 5.0.0.71 3

  BlackBerry Desktop Software: 6.0.0.40 (Bundle 42)
  BlackBerry Device Manager: 6.0.0.11
  BBDevMgr: 4.1.0.14
  RIM USB driver: 4.1.0.4
  RIM USB Serial Driver: 2.2.0.3
  Application loader: 6.0.0.36

  PC:
  Windows XP Pro SP3
  MS Outlook: 2003 SP3

  P.S. I'm new in these here.  Should I post this question in another forum?

  For good measure, I did a hard reset on the Storm2 after changing the option «forever» you described. Then I did a synchronization one-way calendar to recover older events calendar on the Storm2.  When I've reconfigured the synchronization two-way calendar, I also did "Remove alarm for items being passed" has not been checked.   So far so good

  Thank you very much.

• BlackBerry smartphones "BOLD" problem Calendar Sync with PocketMac and Desktop Manager 4.6

  # The RIM case: 5499753

  I have 4 email addresses attached to my BB "BOLD".
  When I go into Options / Advanced / Default Services / calendar, I have 4 entries (all e-mail addresses).

  If I go to calendar, Options, there are all of an additional entry in "Default device" 4 as well as e-mail addresses.

  Regarding the calendar by address entries, it is divided as follows:

  Email 1) 1
  E-mail 2) 0
  Email 3) 50
  Default device) 38
  Email 5) 0

  When I try to synchronize, the desktop software sees only the #3 email that is my rogers.blackberry.net with 50 entries and sync in Outlook, resulting in a loss of events in my Outlook on my desktop. All events are still in bold.

  I can not also move all the elements of the default device and assign it to the category E-mail no. 3, which reduced from 38 to 37 and from 50 to 51.
  Once you have received an entry on the device, you cannot change the e-mail addresses associated with the event.

  Removing the servicebooks (CICAL all) the default device entry has the combined entries.

  Once the service books are sent to the device, it then splits them again.

  This seems to be a problem with the Blackberry "BOLD" operating system, or a problem of service book (since when CICAL service books are deleted, calendar entries all combine for peripheral list by default.)

  This also happens on WinXP with 4.6 DM, is not platform specific.

  OS: 4.6.0.125 & 4.6.0.134 tempted.  Both have the same result.

  Just got off the phone with RIM support.

  Here is the procedure:

  All backup data

  Do a thorough cleaning (Options, Security Options, General settings)

  Content compression set to disabled

  Save the settings

  Return to the General settings, Blackberry press button and wipe Handheld.

  Load DM and go to the backup/restore, advanced.

  Load your backup file.

  Restore only the peripheral calendar (drag the calendar on the right)

  You should be able to see in the calendar options, device default calendar with all the entries.

  Synchronize in Outlook.

  At this point, you should have all your entries in Outlook.

  Hard Reset (press left ALT + SHIFT RIGHT + DELETE and hold the button until it restarts the device)

  Go to the website of your provider BIS and remove all the entries that you want as the default calendar.

  Set the date and time on the device.

  Turn on the wireless Radio

  Return Service directories from the BIS website.

  Go to Options, advanced, default Services.

  Set default CICAL (this should be the one you really want to like the calendar by default and the only one on the device).

  Set the default CMIME if necessary.

  Add the e-mail addresses that you deleted on the BIS website.

  Return service directories.

  You should have all your e-mail addresses and no. peripheral in your calendar, by default.

  All entries in the calendar should be associated with the address you chose as the default value.

  Resync using DM.

  Note - PocketMac 4.1.25 is not supported with the "BOLD".

  This creates blockages and major sync issues.

  I have run this procedure from a computer running Windows XP with Office 2003.

• BlackBerry Smartphones using the calendar/Agenda when you don't have a data plan.

  Hi all, I just got a BB Curve 9320 model to replace my LG dead.  I use the phone for my convenience only but I fondly I remember my old Palm Pilot and it's wonderful calendar application that allows me to keep track of my life and where I was supposed to be and when.  I had hoped that the curve would be able to do the same thing with its calendar function.  I thought that using the BB desktop and connect my laptop to enable them to communicate that I would have the same function, like the Palm Pilot has made in my previous life of the curve.  Unfortunately, I have not been able to get it to operate than I had imagined... I do something bad or without the data plan is - it simply not possible?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  What is wrong is your waiting... what you expect is not a feature designed... a few things to discuss... so bear with me...

  Unlike other how things, RIM does not provide a desktop PIM. Others force you to use their PIM and only their PIM. RIM provides a driving software that works as a bridge between your PIM and the BB. See this compatible PIM KB:

  • KB12268 Applications supported by BlackBerry Desktop Manager to synchronize

  So, to do what you want requires the use of a desktop PIM for your data... Choose a compatible PIM (from above). Then, enter your data in the PIM Office. Next, configure the BB to sync with the PIM:

  • KB03315 How to synchronize Organizer data (calendar, to-do list, memo list and list of contacts) using the BlackBerry Desktop Software

  Good luck and let us know!