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[Q] Htc HD7

i think that i just made a huge mistake maybe the biggest one of my entire life!! i just switch my iphone 4 for a htc hd7 and 200$ in return and this phone is completely useless i cant add ringtones i have to pay for a gps???i cant have internet tethering,im not even sure iuf this phone supports 4g??? i cant get it man can somebody help me out if i have to pay for a ringtone let me know how to do it so i can have custom ringtones on my cellphone!

Ringtones - Coming, if you can't wait, unlock your device & search the forum. There are a few apps around that can add ringtones/change system sounds.
GPS - Should be coming, but this is in 3rd party apps hands mainly other than Bing Maps, which we don't know when it's coming. Also, if you can't wait, Unlock device & search for the Navigon Select app & how to use your iPhone Maps in WP7.
4G - Neither iPhone 4 nor WP7 have 4G. AT&T & T-Mobile don't have real 4G. LTE by Verizon is the only true 4G available & I believe Android is the only smartphone OS using hardware capable of accessing it. It will come to WP7, but not overnight.
Internet Tethering - There's supposedly a hack to enable this, but someone said T-Mobile messaged them about it requiring a service. Most US carriers require a tethering service for it. Not sure why since you pay for the data & should be allowed to use it as you see fit, but that's a whole other story.

drkfngthdragnlrd said:
Ringtones - Coming, if you can't wait, unlock your device & search the forum. There are a few apps around that can add ringtones/change system sounds.
GPS - Should be coming, but this is in 3rd party apps hands mainly other than Bing Maps, which we don't know when it's coming. Also, if you can't wait, Unlock device & search for the Navigon Select app & how to use your iPhone Maps in WP7.
4G - Neither iPhone 4 nor WP7 have 4G. AT&T & T-Mobile don't have real 4G. LTE by Verizon is the only true 4G available & I believe Android is the only smartphone OS using hardware capable of accessing it. It will come to WP7, but not overnight.
Internet Tethering - There's supposedly a hack to enable this, but someone said T-Mobile messaged them about it requiring a service. Most US carriers require a tethering service for it. Not sure why since you pay for the data & should be allowed to use it as you see fit, but that's a whole other story.
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when u say unlock ur device is carrier unlock??? or what cause my hd7 is carrier unlocked!

Developer Unlock so you can side load apps. There's 2 methods, a hack called ChevronWP7 Unlocker or a MS Developer unlock by applying for AppHUB ($99 a yr fee or free for a student). You need an unlocked device to be able to side load the apps required.

ok man but can u explain it to me as if i were a 5 year old?? im sorry im just new with Windows phone man i can tell u anything about iphones hehehe but no windows! i already installed the certificate now wut do i have to do??

it says having problems comunicating with the device please make sure blah blah!! help me please!and yes ZUNE is running

Ok, you downloaded the cert, now download the unlocker tool for HERE. Do you have Zune installed to your PC? This is similiar to jailbreaking an iphone/ipod btw. You'll need to email the cert to the email address on your wp7. Then open the email on your device. Download the attactment cert, open it & install it. When you open the email, you press on the attachment. That will start the download, the icon will change once it's downloaded. Press it again to open the cert. A new window should open with a button near the bottom to install it, press the install button.

rhymehd7 said:
it says having problems comunicating with the device please make sure blah blah!! help me please!and yes ZUNE is running
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Download & install this.

ok i downloaded the link u provide its the microsoft visual studio for windows phone....when i open chevron i check marked the 2 boxes and hit unlock but when i hit unlock it says the same error,problems comunicating with the phone blah blah!

Chevron cannot be used to unlock if the phone has been updated to NODO, check in Settings >> About >> More Information to see what OS software version you're running, if it's 7.0.7390.0 or higher you're not able to chevron unlock i'm afraid...

Yes im afraid thats my version ....... So what should i do??? Wait for update(how long?) get rid of this crappy phone?advice!!!

rhymehd7 said:
Yes im afraid thats my version ....... So what should i do??? Wait for update(how long?) get rid of this crappy phone?advice!!!
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It's hardly a crappy phone. Just use it for a while as it, browse the market place, install apps and get used to it.
Relax
Several friends of mine use the HD7 and they love it. Yes, not being able to add ringtones is BAD but it will be fixed (in September).

Actually you can downgrade the OS (search a proper firmware in the HTC HD7 forum), jailbreak it using Chevron, avoid the relock and then updating the OS via Zune.

K... this is a lot of steps but it's worth it, believe me. WP7 is much better than iPhone. Note, this is going to wipe all the contents off your phone but you'll be able to freely redownload any apps you bought already so don't worry about that.
The first thing to do is to put an older version of WP7 on your phone:
1. Download THIS ROM file.
2. Unzip the contents.
3. Turn off the phone.
4. Hold power button and volume down on the phone. It will enter the bootloader mode.
5. Plug the phone into your computer. Wait until the bootloader says "USB" on the bottom.
6. On your computer, launch ROMUpdateUtility (the one you downloaded on step 1).
7. Follow all the steps on the ROMUpdateUtility. This will probably take 10-15 minutes.
8. You now have an older version of WP7 on your phone.
9. Setup your phone as you did the first time you started it.
The next step is to Developer Unlock your phone:
1. Download ChevronWP7 (without sideload limit).
2. Unzip onto your computer.
3. I'm not sure if that zip includes the cert, so you can also download this certificate.
4. Email chevronwp7.cer to the email address of your phone.
5. On the phone, open the email.
6. Tap the attachment to download it to your phone. It turns into a shield.
7. Tap it again to install it.
8. Make sure the phone is plugged into the computer and make sure Zune is running. Wait until the phone is done syncing 100% with Zune.
9. On your PC, run ChevronWP7.exe
10. Click both checkboxes.
11. Click "Unlock", and viola... unlocked!
12. Download Tom XAP Installer. Unzip to your PC. Run the exe. It will automatically associate XAP files to Tom XAP Installer in Windows (XAP is the file type of WP7 programs). In the next steps, you'll just need to double click the XAP files to install them to your phone.
The next step is to make sure the phone doesn't automatically relock itself:
1. Make sure Zune is running, you are connected to your computer, and the phone is synced 100% with Zune.
2. Download TouchXplorer. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'TouchXplorer.xap' to install it on your phone.
3. Download HTC Connection Setup. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'Connection Setup.xap' to install it on your phone.
4. Download unlockit.zip. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'unlockit.xap' to install it on your phone.
5. On your phone, if XBMOD.Files.Deployer does not automatically run, go to your App list on the device and tap it to run it.
6. Now on your phone, run TouchXplorer.
7. Navigate to the directory \My Documents\My Ringtones\
8. Tap and hold the file CustClear.provxml, then tap 'Copy'.
9. Navigate back to the folder \Windows\
10. Tap the settings menu (the three dots in the bottom right corner), and select "Paste".
11. Go back to your App list on your phone and run HTC Connection Setup.
12. In HTC Connection Setup, hit the OK button (on the bottom with the check mark).
13. Now your phone will not automatically relock itself when you reconnect it to Zune.
You can now update to the latest verion of WP7 in Zune and it will remain developer unlocked for you to deploy homebrew apps, including custom ringtones, to your phone. To update WP7 in Zune, go to the Phone Settings, then to the Update tab. It takes about 40 minutes to complete the whole update process.
To install custom ringtones, use RingRing7. It automatically converts your MP3 files on your computer and places them in the phone's ringtone folder.
For a whole bunch of other homebrew apps, visit this thread. There is a ton of awesomeness there.
I wish this was more simple, and I can imagine that an average WP7 user would not want to do all of this just to get custom ringtones, but stick with the phone for a while. You're not going to regret buying the HD7. I have had a much better experience with it than I ever did with my iPhone or the many Android phones I have used.
Hope this helps!

thesecondsfade said:
K... this is a lot of steps but it's worth it, believe me. WP7 is much better than iPhone. Note, this is going to wipe all the contents off your phone but you'll be able to freely redownload any apps you bought already so don't worry about that.
The first thing to do is to put an older version of WP7 on your phone:
1. Download THIS ROM file.
2. Unzip the contents.
3. Turn off the phone.
4. Hold power button and volume down on the phone. It will enter the bootloader mode.
5. Plug the phone into your computer. Wait until the bootloader says "USB" on the bottom.
6. On your computer, launch ROMUpdateUtility (the one you downloaded on step 1).
7. Follow all the steps on the ROMUpdateUtility. This will probably take 10-15 minutes.
8. You now have an older version of WP7 on your phone.
9. Setup your phone as you did the first time you started it.
The next step is to Developer Unlock your phone:
1. Download ChevronWP7 (without sideload limit).
2. Unzip onto your computer.
3. I'm not sure if that zip includes the cert, so you can also download this certificate.
4. Email chevronwp7.cer to the email address of your phone.
5. On the phone, open the email.
6. Tap the attachment to download it to your phone. It turns into a shield.
7. Tap it again to install it.
8. Make sure the phone is plugged into the computer and make sure Zune is running. Wait until the phone is done syncing 100% with Zune.
9. On your PC, run ChevronWP7.exe
10. Click both checkboxes.
11. Click "Unlock", and viola... unlocked!
12. Download Tom XAP Installer. Unzip to your PC. Run the exe. It will automatically associate XAP files to Tom XAP Installer in Windows (XAP is the file type of WP7 programs). In the next steps, you'll just need to double click the XAP files to install them to your phone.
The next step is to make sure the phone doesn't automatically relock itself:
1. Make sure Zune is running, you are connected to your computer, and the phone is synced 100% with Zune.
2. Download TouchXplorer. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'TouchXplorer.xap' to install it on your phone.
3. Download HTC Connection Setup. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'Connection Setup.xap' to install it on your phone.
4. Download unlockit.zip. Extract it to your PC. Double click 'unlockit.xap' to install it on your phone.
5. On your phone, if XBMOD.Files.Deployer does not automatically run, go to your App list on the device and tap it to run it.
6. Now on your phone, run TouchXplorer.
7. Navigate to the directory \My Documents\My Ringtones\
8. Tap and hold the file CustClear.provxml, then tap 'Copy'.
9. Navigate back to the folder \Windows\
10. Tap the settings menu (the three dots in the bottom right corner), and select "Paste".
11. Go back to your App list on your phone and run HTC Connection Setup.
12. In HTC Connection Setup, hit the OK button (on the bottom with the check mark).
13. Now your phone will not automatically relock itself when you reconnect it to Zune.
You can now update to the latest verion of WP7 in Zune and it will remain developer unlocked for you to deploy homebrew apps, including custom ringtones, to your phone. To update WP7 in Zune, go to the Phone Settings, then to the Update tab. It takes about 40 minutes to complete the whole update process.
To install custom ringtones, use RingRing7. It automatically converts your MP3 files on your computer and places them in the phone's ringtone folder.
For a whole bunch of other homebrew apps, visit this thread. There is a ton of awesomeness there.
I wish this was more simple, and I can imagine that an average WP7 user would not want to do all of this just to get custom ringtones, but stick with the phone for a while. You're not going to regret buying the HD7. I have had a much better experience with it than I ever did with my iPhone or the many Android phones I have used.
Hope this helps!
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man u r the best everything is working perfect thank u soo much man!

Glad to hear it. Were the instructions easy to follow? It took me like 45 minutes to compile it all and write it out haha.

thesecondsfade said:
Glad to hear it. Were the instructions easy to follow? It took me like 45 minutes to compile it all and write it out haha.
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yo they were easy as hell and i just bought my HD7 man i didnt know anything about the phone!!! but thanks again now my phone is definitely better than my iphone 4!!!! thanks! now a good gps will complement my happiness!

rhymeislife said:
yo they were easy as hell and i just bought my HD7 man i didnt know anything about the phone!!! but thanks again now my phone is definitely better than my iphone 4!!!! thanks! now a good gps will complement my happiness!
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something im missing in my phone is the install and cancel button on the marktplace! i cant install anything!

I can't believe you guys are actually entertaining this... Does this really sound like somebody who is actually asking a real question?

rhymeislife said:
something im missing in my phone is the install and cancel button on the marktplace! i cant install anything!
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Marketplace has been having a few issues in the past day or so. It'll come back, just be patient.
FiyaFleye said:
I can't believe you guys are actually entertaining this... Does this really sound like somebody who is actually asking a real question?
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If we assume everyone is here to troll, don't we then not have a forum?

[Q] Changing the Theme accent color?

I just got promoted and was given an LG C900 to use as my cell phone. The previous owner wiped it and when I received it 7.0 was on it.
I did some googling and updated it to 7.5 so it's running Mango now. I'm trying to change the theme accent color. None of them are dark enough. How would I go about making the colors darker or setting some type of custom theme up?

Derple said:
I just got promoted and was given an LG C900 to use as my cell phone. The previous owner wiped it and when I received it 7.0 was on it.
I did some googling and updated it to 7.5 so it's running Mango now. I'm trying to change the theme accent color. None of them are dark enough. How would I go about making the colors darker or setting some type of custom theme up?
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only if you have your device interop unlocked. then you can install Advanced Configuration Tool by Schaps and change accent colors.
Since you have an LG it's easy to unlock your phone following the instructions here. You install MFG tool and modify the registry. After that you can sideload the advanced config tool with for example this.

Thank you for the information. I checked that thread and it says this: This only works on devices that already have a developer-unlock!
My device does not have a developer-unlock so I cannot apply his methods

Derple said:
Thank you for the information. I checked that thread and it says this: This only works on devices that already have a developer-unlock!
My device does not have a developer-unlock so I cannot apply his methods
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that is incorrect, which is good for you . Read the article carefully. if you have an LG device, and ONLY an LG device, you were able to follow the steps to completely unlock your phone at any time, even on Mango. Trust me. It's a known fact that LG devices have the LG MFG tool with built-in registry editor.
dial ##634# on your phone and press call. that will install the LG MFG tool (listed under you apps).
then follow these steps (a lot of steps, but trust me, well worth it, you can sideload homebrew applications and a lot more)
1. Prepare a cup of coffee
2. Open the MFG app. The password is: appmfg#*#
3. Go to Engineer Menu -> Other Settings -> Edit Registry
4. Set your ROOT PATH to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"
5. Set your input path to "\Comm\Security\LVMod"
6. Set your input key to "DeveloperUnlockState" and set to DWORD.
7. Leave input data box empty and tap "SET".
8. The output should be 0.
9. Now enter "1" in the inputbox and tap "SET".
10. The output should be 1.
11. Set your input path to "\Software\Microsoft\DeviceReg"
12. Set your input key to "PortalUrlProd" and set to DWORD.
13. Clear the input data box and hit "SET".
14. Output result should be "0".
15. Set your input key to "PortalUrlInt" and set to DWORD.
13. Clear the input data box and hit "SET".
14. Output result should be "0".
15. Set your input path to "\Software\Microsoft\DeviceReg\Install"
16. Set your input key to "MaxUnsignedApp" and set to DWORD.
17. Clear the input data box and hit "SET".
18. The output should be 0.
19. Now enter "2147483647" in the inputbox and tap "SET".
20. Output result should be "2147483647".

Thank you. I went ahead and followed those instructions and rebooted. Still installing Windows Phone SDK 7.1 so I can run Tom XAP Installer to see about installing the tools you linked before (hope I'm doing this right).

Derple said:
Thank you. I went ahead and followed those instructions and rebooted. Still installing Windows Phone SDK 7.1 so I can run Tom XAP Installer to see about installing the tools you linked before (hope I'm doing this right).
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cool, this one (XapDeployX) doesn't require VS I believe. Either way, it's a good program to deploy programs because you can use this to update a program without deleting it's settings.
BTW. Advanced Config Tool will install itself in the Settings menu in case you are looking for it. It will throw and error message when you start it, but it will run. I highly recommend not to play with any of the other settings in the program because you can mess up your device. Only use the accent color part.
The program is sometimes picky and doesn't want to start. My experience was to use the deployer above and it worked (compared to another one I tried).
cheers

Ok so I followed the instructions, rebooted, connected to my computer, launched zune, and ran the xap file.
Tom XAP Installer tells me the following:
-Please make sure your phone was unlocked!
-Please make sure you connected device to PC and Zune launched
EDIT: I tried the link you gave me above and that worked great Any other XAP's I should look into? So far this thing is much cooler than the iPhone 3G I had. I just wish it had Citrix, VPN, and could see wifi networks with a hidden SSID

Derple said:
Ok so I followed the instructions, rebooted, connected to my computer, launched zune, and ran the xap file.
Tom XAP Installer tells me the following:
-Please make sure your phone was unlocked!
-Please make sure you connected device to PC and Zune launched
EDIT: I tried the link you gave me above and that worked great Any other XAP's I should look into? So far this thing is much cooler than the iPhone 3G I had. I just wish it had Citrix, VPN, and could see wifi networks with a hidden SSID
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developers are currently rewriting their homebrew tools for Mango. Needs some time. There are a few useful homebew apps in this forum, e.g. r1ng3d to get your custom ringtones. For sideloading apps I highly recommend Phone7Market. You can search the marketplace, review screenshots and deploy with the same program. You can sideload some HTC OEM apps if you like as well. You can find more 3rdMarketPlace applications via this program. If you use the same deployer above you will be able to run them fine on the LG even though they are Samsung or HTC.

derausgewanderte said:
only if you have your device interop unlocked. then you can install Advanced Configuration Tool by Schaps and change accent colors.
Since you have an LG it's easy to unlock your phone following the instructions here. You install MFG tool and modify the registry. After that you can sideload the advanced config tool with for example this.
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you're a very helpful guy, I have my phone unlocked and tweaked thanks to you

scoobysnacks said:
you're a very helpful guy, I have my phone unlocked and tweaked thanks to you
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woah, you seem to be extremely helpful as well looking at your statistics . 2,523 posts and 484 Thanks since July 2011. how do you do that?
that's 21 posts per day

derausgewanderte said:
woah, you seem to be extremely helpful as well looking at your statistics . 2,523 posts and 484 Thanks since July 2011. how do you do that?
that's 21 posts per day
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hahaha boredom really...
I've been on sick leave from work so I haven't had much else to do lol

Hack to Enable full Flash for Any Website

I was able to work out a hack which will allow desktop level flash in the Surface browser, even on sites that are not approved by Microsoft. So if there is a site that you like, but flash doesn't work, because Microsoft hasn't deemed it worthy enough yet, here's a way to manually enable Flash. (For those who aren't aware - only Microsoft approved sites are allowed to use Flash - its not universal - a site apparently has to be approved and put on a list for Flash to work - basically Microsoft censors the content that you see based upon whether or not the site meets their "criteria")
This hack is for the desktop Surface browser, not the metro Surface browser.
The downside with this hack is that, so far it appears that it only works for one website at a time.
Major disclaimer that you've heard a million times before - Tinkering with the registry has its risks - If you screw something up don't blame me.
How to do it:
1. Start
2. Swipe up from bottom and Select: "All apps" on bottom right menu
3. Select: Command Prompt
4. type regedit at the cursor and press enter
5. User account control appears - Do you want program to make changes - Yes
6. Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
7. Make Sure "Internet Explorer" is selected then go to "Edit" and Select "New" and "Key" from the menu that appears.
8. The New Yellow Key folder will appear on the file tree - name it: Flash
9. If you click View and Refresh, the new Key "Flash" should be just below "Feed Discovery" in the tree.
10. Make sure your new key "Flash" is selected (the only assigned value at this point will read: "Default")
11. Now go to Edit/New and select "String Value" Name the new value DebugDomain
10. Double Click the new string value. Edit box will open. In the field: "Value Data" put the domain of your website for example "www.myflashcrippledsite.com"
11. Click OK Close Regedit and your done.
12. In the Desktop Browser Make sure the setting ActiveX Filtering is unchecked. (Right side of browser where there are the Home, Favorites and Gear icons - select the little round Gear (tools icon) and then Safety and then uncheck ActiveX Filtering
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Now try browsing your site -might have to restart the browser or refresh your page - its worked for me without a restart of the computer but you might need to restart the Surface itself (Right swipe, Settings, Power, Restart.)
If you have problems, make sure you use the right domain for your website for example www.microsoft.com not http//www.microsoft.com
Also remember this works in the Desktop version of the browser not the metro version accessed from the Start screen.
And like I said above, make sure you don't forget to uncheck "ActiveX Filtering" or Flash still won't work.
For now, to view another site, you need to change the DebugDomain value to the domain of your new site - pretty quick once the key has been made, and shouldn't require a restart of the computer. Tomorrow I'll see if there's a way to put multiple DebugDomain keys.
Sorry if this is unclear, I just figured this out then typed it at 2:30 in the morning. I've tested it on a couple of sites with success. But this is still very experimental, haven't done much testing as its too late - more tomorrow.
But I'm simultaneously thrilled and annoyed at this - because after seeing how well flash works on many crippled sites, it makes me really angry that this function isn't on by default and I have to jump through ridiculous hoops just to get flash to work.

Awesome, have a script!
Works for me with just a page reload; thanks!
I wrote some scripts to automate this (scripting being the easiest way to do third-party code on Windows RT); see the attached file. You'll either need to run the EnableFlash script as Admin every time, or run the SetFlashRegPerms script as Admin just once first. If you put the EnableFlash script in a location that is in your PATH, you can easily launch it from any cmd or Powershell prompt.
I love Love LOVE that Windows RT can be scripted, and that people can run stuff as Admin so easily.

Dear all, I have just found a better solution to this problem.
See the thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33414039#post33414039
This works on all websites you manually add, as many as you would like without the hassle of going trough the registry.

Wow I go to bed at 3:00 AM and by breakfast there's already a script for my solution as well as an alternative solution - gotta love XDA.
Thank you GoodDayToDie and Marvin_S for responding so quickly. I noticed Marvin_S started a new thread to fully explore enabling flash by editing the whitelist - sounds like a good alternative.
I feel much more positive about the Surface now - Lack of Flash support was one of the biggest negatives for this device and it was really bothering me.
And its nice to see that we have easy control over the OS in terms of changes and improvements - a big plus and bodes well for the Surface's future.

[Q] Edit Registry without touchscreen

Hi,
I need some help. I scrued my Omnia 7 touchscreen with the LEO ADVANCED app.
I juste need to set one value to get it working again :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Touch]
"PDD"="CotullaTouch.dll"
My question is : how can i edit registry without using my phone screen.
I can : unlock screen, use voice recognisation to launch any installed app, remotely install app (i'm prelly sure)
3 solutions are coming up to my mind:
1 Find a desktop app that allows to edit plugged phone's registry
2 Remotely control my phone ( with a computer, use mouse to change the values with WP7 root tool)
3 (less imaginable) créate an Xap that changes this specific value. I will still be able to install it remotely and to launch it with the voice recognisation.
Can only think of thoses two solution. Its the only solutions i found

rsepierre said:
Hi,
I need some help. I scrued my Omnia 7 touchscreen with the LEO ADVANCED app.
I juste need to set one value to get it working again :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Touch]
"PDD"="CotullaTouch.dll"
My question is : how can i edit registry without using my phone screen.
I can : unlock screen, use voice recognisation to launch any installed app, remotely install app (i'm prelly sure)
3 solutions are coming up to my mind:
1 Find a desktop app that allows to edit plugged phone's registry
2 Remotely control my phone ( with a computer, use mouse to change the values with WP7 root tool)
3 (less imaginable) créate an Xap that changes this specific value. I will still be able to install it remotely and to launch it with the voice recognisation.
Can only think of thoses two solution. Its the only solutions i found
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You have the ability to edit the registry from your PC, you will need to follow these steps:
1 - Download and install the registry editor for the PC:
http://www.torchsoft.com/en/download.html
2 - Connect your Windows Phone to the PC.
3 - Start the Zune software and synchronized with the device.
4 - boot registry editor
5 - Then we click on "File / Connect to a portable device Cams"
6 - Usually the device is already connected to the registry editor
7 - Once you have synced the device with the editor, please edit the required record
PS: Sorry for my bad English

The third option is also actually really easy, though you'll need to deploy the app as an update to an already-trusted app (unless you're using a custom ROM that trusts all app by default).

elpinta25 said:
You have the ability to edit the registry from your PC, you will need to follow these steps:
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Thank you, it works (didn't work with the last 4.6.2 version of Registry Workshop, i use the 2.x available here http://www.torchsoft.com/node/5)
Ok i was able to change the registry values from PC, greaaaat step. But i got it wrong, it's not the right value or not all the values i had to set back. I need someone with an Omnia 7 to tell me all the values he has in :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Touch
I'm already trying to reach LEO ADVANCED's author so see wich ones are modified when we use his app.
Thanks a lot elpinta25

GoodDayToDie said:
The third option is also actually really easy, though you'll need to deploy the app as an update to an already-trusted app (unless you're using a custom ROM that trusts all app by default).
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the problem is that i can't create apps. i'm not a developper
If someone knows any Omnia7 owner, i just need to know what is the value of
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Touch] "PDD"
and
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Touch] "DLL"

It is
"DLL"="TouchMDD.dll"
"PDD"="atmel_pdd.dll"

worked perfectly except i had to try multiple times to edit the registry. It didn't work the first time, did several reboot to find the old value still there (PC/mobile sync problem, don't really know)
but it was the right value to change : "atmel_pdd.dll" and the right way to do it. Thank you titi, gooddaytodie and elpinta

[how to]Use Android As Mouse&Keyboard and Remote

USE ANDROID AS MOUSE&KEYBOARD AND REMOTE​
{THIS REQUIRE WIFI RECIEVER IN PC(LAPTOPS HAVE INBUILT),BLUETOOTH RECIEVER ALSO WORKS BUT I HAVENT USED SO NO STEPS FOR BLUETOOH CONNECTIVTY,TRY ON OWN.}​
IF your keyboard or mouse is not working or if you want to showoff to your freinds,or many more resaons to use it.Here Is Simple Guide To Use Your Android As Remote:-​
1)Download These Two Files-Android App, Pc Software.
2)Put & Install Android App on Mobile & Pc software on pc.
3)During Installation On PC it will ask "Would you like to install this device software" Then Tick on Always Box and Click Install.
4)Finish the Installation And Restart PC.After some Time Windows Security alert may ask For acess,Then tick on both Box there and Click to Allow Acess.
5)Then a Green Icon Should Appear in Hidden App drawer if Unified Remote App is running on pc.
6)Now install the app on mobile and run it.
7)NOW IN MOBILE SELECT ADD SERVER AND CHOOSE MANUAL METHOD THEN PUT ANY DESIRED NAME.
6)FOR "IP ADRESS,TCP,UDP & MAC COLUMN' GO TO UNIFIED REMOTE SOFTWARE ON PC AND OPEN IT,BROWSE TO CONNECTION TAB,PUT UDP AND TCP FROM HERE,NOW CLICK ON NETWORK INTERFACE AND FIND WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION AND PUT ITS IP ON MOBILE.
6)LAST STEP IS COPY PHYSICAL ADRESS OF WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION AND PUT IN MAC ADRESS ON PC AND MOBILE BOTH AND SELECT FINISH ON MOBILE.NOW YOU ARE CONNECTED TO PC AND EXPLORE THE APP TO FIND MORE.LOTS OF FEATURE IN THERE.
CREDITS-ALL CREDITS GOES TO RESPECTIVE OWNER OF APP.
IF ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE REPLY AND IF WORKS THEN HIT THANKS...​

Works
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abhimanyu bajaj said:
awesome
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good to know that worked.
AND PRESS THANKS ALSO DUDE.