BlackBerry Master Control Program (MCP) is a power tool for BlackBerry devices designed for basic, moderate and advanced users.

You can use BlackBerry Master Control Program (MCP) to (Basic) take screenshots (including auto-capture and auto-save), set the device time, turn the radio/on off, recover memory, gather information, view/clear event logs, display modules, gather module information, create ALX/JAD files, backup and restore third party applications, (Advanced) handheld wipe (all 3 types), factory reset, load, save and erase modules.  The Operating System Management page allows you to completely manage and optimize any OS you want to install on your device.  The Javaloader CLI page offers a 1:1 GUI for javaloader.exe.

MCP allows you to keep an unlimited number of OS's installed on your PC but at the time you actually install an OS to your device MCP only lets RIM's Application Loader "see" the OS you had selected inside MCP.  Most OS 101 articles tell you to uninstall all other OS's from your PC before you begin the process.  This is time consuming to say the least.  MCP allows you to keep multiple BlackBerry OS's installed on your computer and keep them in their current (possibly optimized) state for later use at any time.

Any controls that can potentially harm your device are blocked from use until you enter a passphrase... so even new users can't do any harm using it until they know what they are doing.

MCP is 100% unrestricted, donations are always welcome.  Registration allows users to remove the PayPal Donate button.

For more information about what MCP is or what it can do, or if you are looking for information about how MCP works with different operating systems (including virtual machines), please use the "Documentation" menu (link) at the top of the page.

More details and features are outlined lower on this page.

Credits

BlackBerry Master Control Program (MCP) - Copyright © 2009 by Darren Winter.  Website:  http://mcpfx.com/.  Email:  sgt-d@sodpit.com.

RIM Wireless Handheld Java Loader (JavaLoader.exe, Included) - Copyright © 2008 by Research In Motion Limited.

Donations

MCP is made possible by donations.

If you donate to the MCP Project with a $20 USD (or higher) amount, I will email MCP Regsistration information to you, normally within 24 hours.

If you want to donate to the MCP Project, click the PayPal Donate button:





Disclaimer

No warantees, express or implied.  Use at your own risk.  The author is not liable or responsible for damage of any kind.

Features

Manages multiple USB Devices.
Performs ALL Java Loader commands and ALL Java Loader options - 100% - graphically.
Upgrade/Downgrade to any device OS that is installed on your computer - without having to uninstall other OS's. 
Relocates OS files to the same locations as CrackMem, so you can switch between MCP or CrackMem at will.
MCP is available via Windows Control Panel after installation.
Easy to access shortcuts to the most common BlackBerry tools.
Since 0.9.0.3 - Available in PortableApps version! 
Since 0.9.0.5 - Available in Stand Alone version!
Backup & Restore 3rd Party Apps
Create ALX/JAD files

What Can MCP Do?

With MCP you can easily load/save/erase any module you want, take screenshots of your device, turn the radio on or off, synchronize the time on your device to your PC, reset to factory settings (remove IT policies), perform a handheld wipe...  and tons of other cool stuff!

MCP can perform all possible combinations of Java Loader commands and options via an intuitive yet easy to use 32-bit Windows GUI (graphical user interface).

MCP offers a full GUI for managing and optimizing any BlackBerry operating system that is installed on your computer, including the ability to install a selected OS without having to uninstall other OS's first.   All selections/operations are performed in real time and the GUI provides instant "live" feedback on the current state of the OS you are preparing to install.  You can switch between MCP and CrackMem with no adverse effects.

I have tested MCP on Windows XP SP3 32-bit only and I know a few users that are testing it on Windows Vista 32-bit. I'm not sure how well it work on 64-bit systems.

MCP seems to work on Vista for some users, but you have to make MCP and javaloader.exe able to run as administrator.  Note:  This is no longer required in the newer MCP Dropbox versions which are UAC compliant.

What MCP Does NOT Do...

MCP is not designed to do anything that can already be done in BlackBerry Desktop Manager or other RIM tools.  If you need to do a device/database backup or synchronization, use other tools already at your disposal.

The Downloads page in MCP offers links to these and other tools.