I had this issue on one of our users, and the solution was to Delete BIS CICAL Service Book on BB device and resend Service Book from BES server.
To delete CICAL on BB device go to Settings–>Advanced Options –> Service Books
Locate BIS Cical and delete it.
Than go to your BlackBerry Enterprise server , right click on user and pres “Resend Service Book”
Restart your device and meeting accepts should start working.
In Windows 2008 Active Directory Users and Computers Microsoft activated new feature “Protect Container from accidential deletion”
During OU creation you have the ability to mark OU as protected from accidental deletion , and if you try to delete OU you will receive the following error “You do not have sufficient privileges to delete “OU Name” , or this object is protected from accidential deletion”
To unlock OU from accidential deleting protection do the following actions
1. Disable HA on ESX cluster
Connect to problematic server via SHH or server console :
2. Disconnect host from VC
3. Reconnect host to VC
4. Enable HA in cluster.
What is email reconciliation?
Email reconciliation is used to configure email deletion handling option of email accounts that are set in BB device.
For each mail account you can state whether you want the e-mail deleted on the handheld or the mailbox and handheld;
You can set the device the following ways:
Enable or disable wireless reconciliation and configure how conflicts are handled.
In order to set reconciling options on Black Berry Device go to:
Messages –> then select “Options”–> “Email Reconciliation”
Reconciliation options are:
Delete on: “Mailbox & handheld” – Means: When you delete message on Device or outlook message will be deleted.
Delete on: “Handled” – Means: When you delete message on Device, message won’t be deleted from mailbox.
Recommended settings setup:
1. From your home screen, go into your Messages folder.
2. Once in your messages, folder, bring up your menu
3. Scroll down to and choose “Options”.
4. Scroll down to and select “Email Reconciliation”.
5. In the “Email Reconciliation” menu, make sure “Delete On” is set to “Mailbox & Handheld”.
6. Confirm that Wireless Reconcile is set to “On”
7. Confirm that “On Conflicts” your “Mailbox Wins”
8. Save your changes.
9. Exit back out to your messages folder, and once again bring up the menu.
10. Scroll down to “Reconcile Now” to force reconciliation between your handheld and In-Box.
11. Your messages should now synchronize between your BlackBerry and In-Box.
Some general guidelines for Reconciliation
Most people thing that message deleted on outlook should disappear from BB device immediately and start panic. So don’t , be more patient . it takes approximately 20 minutes till messages are deleted from Handheld
1. If you delete an email from Outlook you need to leave it in the recycle bin otherwise the BES will lose track of the email and it won’t be deleted from the device. Don’t use (Shift+Delete)
2.If you Outlook account is set up to transfer new emails to PST . They will never get to your BB device.
3. Remember! The deletes from Exchange to BlackBerry is not immediate. BES reconcile uses the 20/100 rule. That’s every 20 minutes or 100 changes whichever comes first. Alternatively, you can use the Reconsile Now function. Outlook in cached mode only does send and receive every 5 minutes (this also updates read, deleted & moved items), then the device will only do reconciliations every 15 minutes. To speed this process up just hit “Send & Receive” and then “Reconcile Now” on the device.
Testing:
Outlook to BB takes up to 20 min. I find it useful to do this test:
Delete – BB
Delete – Outlook
Wait for them to deliver to both mailbox and BB.
Now delete – BB on Blackberry and watch outlook, it should take a min or two. And move to deleted in Outlook
If that works… It’s working as it should and you’re dealing with a user workflow issue. I find it helpful to turn off Empty delete folder on exit.
I had this problem, and I didn’t want to wipe my device and run activation again ..
So why it happens?
The message list corrupts from some reason and as result BB OS cannot reference the message ID and delete the message.
Solution:
Conect your device with USB cable , run BB desctop Manager and select backup and restore.
Press on Backup , save the file on your local computer.
Then Pres Advanced on backup menu , select messages on Handheld DB and press Clear
Now the corupted messages list is cleared .
All you need to do is to restore it back.
First let’s understand when it happens. After move of mailboxes between 2 exchange stores some times duplicate mailboxes remain .. When you try to delete them you receive error “The operation cannot be performed because this mailbox was already reconnected to an existing user.” ID no. c1034ad6.
So to delete the annoying mailbox go to active directory users and computers , select the user that holds both mailboxes run “exchange tasks” and select “remove exchange attributes” then go to duplicate mailbox with red X and reconnect the mailbox. When duplicate mailbox is connected you can delete him. After successful delete purge the red X mailbox and reconnect the old mailbox back..
I also found Microsoft Article related to this issue , seems that the problem is related to Exchange 2003 sp2 installation. You need to obtain hotfix in order to resolve the problem. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/940012
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and Kill processes
VirusProtect 3.9.exe
VirusProtect_3.9.exe
VirusProtect 3.8.exe
Go to c:program files search for virusprotect
And delete all folders virusprotect 3.9 or 3.8
Go to start >regedit
Find and delete the following registry keys.
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VirusProtect 3.8
MicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionApp PathsVirusProtect 3.8.exe
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Unregister and delete VirusProtec process files
Unregister by running regsvr32 /u file that and file name
Example: regsvr32 /u c:windowswindows32 fsehfcu.dll
emlkdvo.dll-removed_skip
qhcvdw.dll
fsehfcu.dll
emlkdvo.dll
bdzzzcl.dll
ecxwp.dll
tvtpwp.dll
ncrjf.dll
wowlze.dll
vtssp.dll
pmspl.dll
VirusProtect 3.9.url
VirusProtect 3.9 Website.lnk
Uninstall VirusProtect 3.9.lnk
VirusProtect 3.9.lnk
VirusProtect 3.9.exe
VirusProtect_3.9.exe
VirusProtect 3.9
ymmzwd.dll
monem.dll
wxinptv.dll
ivrllc.dll
uglgs.dll
chzbi.dll
wygomd.dll
rldyt.dll
ucmbegr.dll
moywh.dll
vpccw.dll
gusur.dll
ryxrho.dll
Uninstall VirusProtect 3.8.lnk
VirusProtect 3.8
fftktmk.dll
vp.dat
Uninstall AntiVirGear 3.8.lnk
VirusProtect 3.8.lnk
VirusProtect 3.8 Website.lnk
VirusProtect 3.8url
VirusProtect 3.8.exe
Virus Heat is a Trojan.Win32 . More or less, it does degrade performance of computers and generate annoying pop up witch send you to virusheat.com.
Virus Heat Manual Removal Process:
1. Go to Control Panel >Add or Remove Programs and uninstall Virus Heat
2. Close all programs.
3. Go to >Start>Run >regedit find and delete key
“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\
Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Virus Heat”
4. Restart the computer.
5. Stop Virus Heat process
6. Find and delete the following infected files from your system. Don’t worry if you don’t find these files. Just proceed to next step. Virus Heat 3.9.exe, wuuawkz.dll , iinqyl.dll
7. Go to C:\Program Files\ folder and delete the “Virus Heat” folder (if you can’t delete it, reboot your computer to safe mode then delete the folder.
8. After all steps go to http://siri.geekstogo.com/SmitfraudFix.php and download last version of Smitfraudfix.exe
9. Reboot the computer in safe mode and run the utility.