Hey fellas... as we all know 4.0 has all the wireless capabilies out there.

this being said.

I have not deployed desktop managers to users machines unless needed for

troubleshooting purposes or forcing a synch.

I do however want to use the usb drive to charge the unit.

I'm thinking about just extracting the the RIMUSB.SYS from the

c:\winnt\system32\drivers and not installing the desktop manager

i just want my users to charge through the USB but not to have the software

HAS ANYONE ELSE TRY THIS ALREADY?

A post I read a couple of months ago indicated that you need rimusbnt.inf as well, although I'm not certain. I grabbed both and everything works fine and the BB's charge faster.

Ciao

We have deployed the Desktop Light--Just the handheld Manager and not to show icon upon startup. This way, the application is there for drivers, and in case we plan on changing the way the router is configured, the user's will just have to simply plug in their device.

Kool Great Love The Help
I Will Grab The Rimusbnt.inf As Well
Will Test Out And Let You Know How It Works Out

Amukhey Thanks For The Info On The Desktop Lite But Not Looking To Push Out The Software

well just tried it and did not work i copied the 2 files into the system32\drivers
folder and it seems that its going into a loop.

it finds a new device, but its not recognized.

Where should i copy these files to?

on the DESKTOP LITE QUESTION. HOW DO I INSTALL IT? I JUST SAW THE FOLDER AS USB DRIVERS BUT I CANNOT RUN THE APP...

PLEASE HELP

I believe if you just copy the files located here, it will charge the bb on a users desktop (worked on my home pc)
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\USB Drivers

The USB driver is available via Windows Update:
What Is - Research In Motion USB kernel driver available through Microsoft Windows update
Last Updated: 05 October 2005
Article Number: KB-04482
http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgec...519 &vernum=2

If you deploy the HandHand Manager, you can also take advantage of least-cost routing. The handheld will connect directly to the BES Router via Serial By-Pass and route information through the wire instead of wirelessly... if you care about that at all.

which is why we deployed it and its a good idea to do so because it already has the USB Drivers installed all together.