I just installed beta .44 and it installed something called quincy. When i checked desktop manager and the details about it, it said it was an application that tracks resets? Anyone know anything more? Thanks.
I really like how they broke out the themes into an alx in that RIMInternaltools folder. I've added that to the webdesktop manager as a way for users to add themes without modifying the blackberry.alx file. Pretty cool.
I don't see the files nor the Riminternaltools folder.
Good, you shouldn't have it at all.
The OP is using software they shouldn't be using, and clearly obtained it illegally.
This thread doesn't apply to everyone.
On your PC go to Start, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs (on XP) and Remove the Application - BlackBerry Internal Apps for RIM Version 4.5.0...then connect with desktop manager and let it uninstall quincy.Much easier and safer than editing the java folder...
On your PC go to Start, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs (on XP) and Remove the Application - BlackBerry Internal Apps for RIM Version 4.5.0...then connect with desktop manager and let it uninstall quincy.Much easier and safer than editing the java folder...
I did as advised above and lost my Sheet to Go.....
what is the big deal w rim knowing when you reboot?
It lets RIM know that you have an unauthorized device running unreleased software. It paints a really big target on your head. Which RIM may make an example out of you.
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