[Winston S.]

I am using Desktop manager 4.1.1.9 and am getting asked the prompt when I try to sync via bluetooth also.

[StickyC]

FYI - Still happens on 4.2.2. Mighty damn annoying! It's definitely a BlackBerry dialog and not related to Windows BlueTooth stack (IE - whether the device is "trusted" or not).

Anyone found a solution?

[jeremyckitching]

I think you probably have to use the older version of the Desktop Manager. I, too, was getting that prompt ever time I went to sync (I wanted it to synch automatically via Bluetooth) and that prompt is what caused me to stop doing it. I think I will try to find the older version of the Desktop Manager now.

[fidozoom]

So the key problem is the window popping up and requring a response. So I figured you could automate that. I downloaded Automize and created a script which would wait for this window to pop up and send it a "Enter" key input. Automize is really cool - it lets me pick this exact windows that I want to wait to pop up. Automize is not free but the runner is.

This works perfect for me so far. Phone comes in range, window pops up, automize runner senses it, sends it an enter and everything synchs fine.

[BBGA]

It might be a new feature in the newer version for security reasons. RIM must be following M$'s footstep in logic.

[jmflyer]

I have a solution similar to the Automizer, but free. Using AutoIT (which is free) you can either run the script, or compile it as a stand alone .exe (I did the .exe).

When this launches (either as script or stand alone) an icon is placed in the tray. You can right click and exit at any time.

There is an installer for AutoIT, or you can run it stand alone (non-installed). I prefer stand alone.

I've been running this for over a week w/out issue.



Here is the script:

;bt.au3  - Detects the BBDM Bluetooth prompt and hits enter (yes)
Opt("WinWaitDelay",100)
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode",4)
Opt("WinDetectHiddenText",1)
Opt("MouseCoordMode",0)
While 1
	WinWait("Bluetooth Device Detected","")
	If Not WinActive("Bluetooth Device Detected","") Then WinActivate("Bluetooth Device Detected","")
	WinWaitActive("Bluetooth Device Detected","")

	Send("{ENTER}")
WEnd

Enjoy!