BlackBerry® Storm™

[drizzt09]

and again

options- security options- application permissions

find the programs int eh list you are having trouble with and change all 3 options to ALLOW

PS

thats not the only thing Verizon can do, they can also escalate you to RIM

Message Edited by drizzt09 on 08-14-2009 08:20 PM

[rsxtcy4me]

 Appreciate it, but unfortunately that is one of the things that I did repeatidly while I was on the phone with the lady from verizon. I've googled this issue quite a bit. Seen a lot of "solutions" yet none of this exactly seem to work? I even did the post.bin solution that I found on the internet and it still didn't fix. I know there has to be a fix to this, rather on my side of verizon, cause this doesn't make any sense at all right now.

[drizzt09 · Accepted solution]

backup device

make sure you have DTM 4.7 or 5.0 installed and closed

plug in BB

click on start- run and type

cmd

press enter, then type

cd c:\program files\common files\research in motion\apploader

press enter, then type

loader.exe /resettofactory

press enter

wait till you BB reboots adn test it again without restoring your backup, since this is happening with the verizon voicemail program, instalkl that only and test for awhile.

[rsxtcy4me]

This is different, I'll give it a try and get back you with the results.

[rsxtcy4me]

Drizzt09, It worked at  first, then I attempted sync it to outlook, and that is when what ever problem I had came back. So in your opinion what do you think is causing this problem, outlook or desktop manager? For now I am going to delete and reinstall desktop manager and hopefully clear up what ever is causing this issue,

[drizzt09]

i would try on another PC

also on your PC, create a test outlook profile and try syncing with it

[rsxtcy4me]

DrizzT09, Hey many, thanks for the advice. You basically solved 60% of my problem. The other 40% was self-inflicted; kinda, what I mean is that the policy.bin solution is crap(maybe because I'm running Vista 64). The factory reset would clear up my phone and then the policy.bin file and the registy change (that the instruction told me to do.) would bring the problem right back. It wasn't until I got rid of those two pieces of trash that my problem went away for good. So anyone going through the same problem that I did, and from searching online there are quite a few, might want to consider what I had to do!

[drizzt09]

yes i have seen that problem before wehere the policy.bin caused problems

policy.bin was good for removing the it policy in old software

resettofactory is the new improved way... they dont work well togather

glad you got it solved, now restore your data and start enjoying your storm

[rsxtcy4me]

Yeah, thanks again, Now I gotta put all my stuff back on my blackberry again!