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OK so I have searched... Guys I have searched google, this forum and pinstack and I am still unable to perform a downgrade in os. I am following the directions as best I can but I do not see anything to uninstall in control panel. I installed 4.2.2 of desktop manager and then installed .73 Cingular. I am currently running .94 rogers and I am suffering from some issues mentioned here mostly that during a call it goes silent and the other person cannot be heard and then they come right back and I have no idea what they said. I do not know what else to do or what I am doing incorrectly. There are only two options available in my control panel....4.2.2 desktop manager as well as the new Cingular version. There is nothing listed in my RIM folder in Program files for Apploader or vendor.xml. I'm really getting frustrated with this to the point where I just want to break the damn phone! Please any and all assistance would be helpful. I have no idea what people keep saying by deleting the current os from control panel as I cannot find my .94 file ANYWHERE. I have searched enough of the forums for me to finally feel the need for my own thread. Please guys, help! |
Go to add and remove programs and remove the more current OS (.94) |
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Do a full backup using the desktop manager, that way it will save all contacts, sms, mms, email, etc.... Then do a full wipe from within your phone. Once you install the old OS, it should replace the previous one. |
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Are you talking about a full wipe from the handset. Won't they just delete all my applications, contacts and programs etc but not affect the software on the device? |
Try this, cleanest way to do it. How do I wipe the BlackBerry using Jl Cmder? - BlackBerryFAQ |
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Once Desktop Manager is installed on the PC you can then install the OS versions to the PC as well. Simply download and install to the PC, then delete the vendor.xml file. For example, you purchase a new Pearl with 4.2.0.64. Then you see that a new update is available and you download and install 4.2.0.71 to your PC. You delete the vendor.xml and upgrade away. Then later you decide to downgrade back to 4.2.0.64. You simply go to Control Panel >Add Remove Programs and remove the 4.2.0.71 installation package. You then go to Desktop Manager and run Application Loader and.......nothing happens. What? You never had 4.2.0.64 installed to your PC. So now, you have no OS installed on the PC for loading to the BB. I hope this makes sense. HEre's what to do. 1. Make sure the latest version of Desktop Manager is installed. 2. Delete ALL other OS's from the PC under Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs 3. Download and install whichever OS you are wanting to downgrade the BB to. 4. Delete the vendor.xml file 5. Plug in BB, Run DM/App Loader. The Apploader will sense that a "downgrade" is sensed. |
You can use JL_Cmder to wipe the handset first but it is not required. The "downgrade" process has always worked fine for me. |
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This is driving me insane. |
Uninstall and reinstall the desktop manager and the new OS. Try a different PC. |
Go to c:\program files\common files\research in moton\apploader and delete the vendor.xml if it isn't deleted already. Then simply plug in the BB and run Desktop Manager and Application Loader. |
If you can't find the .94 to uninstall then it's probably already gone. Just follow the instructions I posted. |
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I'm missing something somewhere, I was able to upgrade there is no reason I should be able to downgrade, what am I missing? |
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Help me Mr Clark! |
mazzel....... Please just follow the instructions I posted. If .94 is not showing up then it's not on the PC. Just to be sure you can go to c:\program files\common files\research in motion\shared\ and delete the folder for .94. Uninstall the Desktop Manager from your computer. This will also remove any OS packages as well. Install the Desktop Manager back to your computer. Install whatever OS you want on your device. Delete the Vendor.xml (again) Open Desktop Manager and run Application Loader. |
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