I am totally confused on what program to use and how to do it, tried searching but am stumped
Can someone provide a quick walkthrough to backup a registry key
Thanks!
Use dotfred's task manager, and search youtube for 'sashimi registry.' I posted a couple mymobiler vids.
I export my phone's registry keys remotely from my desktop, using Registry Workshop and it's "Connect mobile device" feature.
Thanks for the tips!
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Hi all.
After the trick with zerolenght dll and exefiles(Biotouch) I have finally disabled TF (ugly and jumpy)scrolling. I want to use PocketPlus feature named SmartScrolling,but that wasn't in the list of options,so I can't enable it. Today I found a solution:
1. Make a backup of registry key HKLM>Software>OEM>TFLOSettings
2.make sure the backup file is created and delete this key
3.install/reinstall SPB Pocket Plus
4.import registry from backup
5.make sure,that the value EnableScroll is set to 0
6.softresetdevice
Now you should see the Smart Scrolling option in PocketPlus settings,just enable it and enjoy.
Btw,if something goes wrong,I am not responsible for any software damages using this. My is working good.
I'm using 3 separate registry editors on my "T-Mobile HTC Touch Pro2" so that i can access SPB Pocket Plus 4 Smart scrolling feature. I accessed the registry editors and I tried to delete TFLOSettings folder under HKLM>Software>OEM>TFLOSettings but every time i select the delete icon it comes up with an error saying either the access is denied or the key cannot be deleted. i dont know what to do in this situation PLEASE HELP!!!
Resco registry editor
http://www.mediafire.com/i/?o12iiemmojz
phm registry editor
http://www.mediafire.com/i/?yomfymzmu52
Try to disable Manila first...
I'm not familiar with that program. since i've never heard of Manila i'm pretty sure i've never installed it to begin with.
When i goto the Wiki to adjust some things in my ATT Fuze Registry and on/in the Wiki instead of the HKEY prefix its HKLM. Is there something that tweaks the registry with the ATT fuze? My Fuze doesnt have the HKLM prefix keys. And is there a program that i can use on my PC that can edit the registry on my phone with out having to use the tiny stylus??
Symbian_Black said:
When i goto the Wiki to adjust some things in my ATT Fuze Registry and on/in the Wiki instead of the HKEY prefix its HKLM. Is there something that tweaks the registry with the ATT fuze? My Fuze doesnt have the HKLM prefix keys. And is there a program that i can use on my PC that can edit the registry on my phone with out having to use the tiny stylus??
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HKLM= H Key Local machine
It is just an abbreviation that is used by some registry programs and such.
There are programs that can apply some of the commonly used tweaks. You can search the forum for advanced config.
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And is there a program that i can use on my PC that can edit the registry on my phone with out having to use the tiny stylus??
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http://mobile-registry-editor.en.softonic.com/pocketpc
I used that whenever I made registry entries. It's a pretty good program thats extremely lightweight and gives you access to everything in the registry so you can edit it from your pc. Just connect with activesync. Just make sure you either make a backup or you know exactly what you're changing before you change it
also as a side note, some registry changes don't stick after a soft reset. If thats the case (happens when editing the registry for something thats open) power off your device by holding down the power button and reboot.
Access Fuze Registry
I am being denied access to my Fuze Registry using Mobile Registry Editor. When I try to delete a registry, it says that access is denied. I did not have this problem with my Tilt. Am I missing something?
Access denied issue
Your fuze and tilte both usually lock the registry in an attempt to prevent harmful changes when deleting or modifying certain values. But the solution is to use an internal registry editor or some other registry editor. such as the one that comes with pocket controller, if you have the cash haha, internal editing can be done with resco explorer's registry add in, again if you have the cash, but these tools are invaluable when editing your device to your preferences.
Hi, i've tried searching the forums but i couldn't find any solution to my problems
Well basically is that 1st, my phone is the omnia 2 i8000 with OS windows mobile 6.5
I've just downloaded the coreplayer provided by the kind people in the forums and installed it but i'm unable to make it my default player. I've seen the solutions about going to the tools menu and stuff but despite hours of searching my phone, i couldn't even find the tools menu ( seriously ). could anyone help me? Or try to tell me the location of the tools menu. THANKS ALOT IN ADVANCE
No problem;
Howdy,
Total Commander (freeware for PPC) is like Explorer a file/data manager, but much more powerfull (zip&unzip, ftp. registry editor, create shortcuts, more..).
With it you are able to set program associations;
Tap and hold the file you want to associate, goto properties, press associate TAB ... press Accociate... find your program.
Done
Hi thanks for ur quick reply.
But it seems that i still cant use that programme to make the coreplayer my main default player. is there any tutorial or guide for it? thanks again
Then try;
Coreplayer Menu -> Preferences -> Select Page -> File Associations -> Select All -> OK
Reset. Done.
Otherwise try this
in old good times when i had Touch HD somwhere on XDA (not in HD thereads) i found a PC software that was able to connect to PDA (probaly via activesync i guess) and read the registry.
than it was possible to export selected portions of the registry to PC in XML format. that was useful to automate resotre of certain settings like WiFi, connections and email accounts after hard reset or rom flash
now i lost the software and can not nither recall the name nor find it in the forum.
if you came accross one - please let me know where i can find it again.
many thanks!
philip
i use soft CeRegEditor
cheer!
PIE is working and connects through whatever means however it's not the same for quickgps. Even when there's no connection running it won't even try to start a GPRS connection. Forget activesync and wifi it's the same story. Assistance please
Make sure the quick gps service is running-it's launched by bootlauncher, and most task managers don't register it. XTask will show if it's working.
Nope, service is not running. What now?
You need this registry key.
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\BootLauncher\Services\QuickGPS]
"Index"=dword:00000000
"Info"=dword:00000000
"Module"="\\windows\\GPSAux.dll"
"Order"=dword:000000ff
"Prefix"="GUX"
Pour favour, could you place all that into a REG file for me? I'm trying to input the values but the only ones I'm sure I got are "Module" and "Prefix".
Just cut-and-paste the full code I posted (inc. the Windows Registry editor bit) into a text file. You can do it on a pc or your ppc. Then change the file extension to .reg, and import the key with a registry editor like dotfred's task manager or phm regedit.
Imported the key and soft resetted. Confirmed that the service is NOT running as per the registry entry. However, I found a "QuickGPS app service(GUX0" running with most of the settings you gave me there in the registry.
2 differences:
- it's described as "dll for icon in TodayScreen" (yes, it's bull, i know)
- and entry called "Keep=dword:00000001"
help... still nothing
Well a hard reset worked and am gonna backup all QuickGPS related registry keys, but I really doubt that it's that simple. If this problem comes again I'll likely have to do this again.
Watch this space.