and my Windows XP SP2 system does not have a web server running, so I'm not sure what this was supposed to do, but it won't do anything on my system. What should I do?
Also, interestingly, that port number looks familiar because when I installed Java 6 recently, I remember having to change something from that port to 80, as it wouldn't work on 8080 (thought it was in use).
Patrick, when I did it, there was a drop down to enable Intranet level security (or something like that) in IE. It was a yellow thing at the top below the location bar. Once I did I was off to the races.
I've searched and searched for a solution, but can't find a thing. Seems it may be due to the Unite! File Sync in the tray failing, but that's all I can figure out.
I'm having the same problem but I have Vista.
Was good to know about Unite but I'm near to forget because there's any documentation or help.
Thanks in advance for any help.
PA
Unite is a really bad crappy program. I emailed RIM about it, and they never responded. It will install an IT policy to your device. Don't say you weren't warned when it locks out your BB browser, and keeps you from accessing the internet. The only fix for when this does occur, is to use JL Cmder to reset your berry and wipe everything from it, then manually reload the OS. BEWARE STEER CLEAR OF THIS APP!!!!
RIM gets a BIG thumbs-down from me for this application!! True enough, it's cool to be able to remotely access your desktop but NOT at the expense of having your browser locked because of an IT policy that is installed with no warning and which requires lots of time and energy to remove. I would definitely advise anyone to stay away from this program until RIM finishes their homework...
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