Hello Guys, Today in this article i am going to tell you that how you can convert your Android into a PC (Windows 10). And this is something awesome cause it's gives you an amazing experience of using a Windows OS PC because of it's Super cool interface.
This app is basically a Launcher which will give you the Look & Feel of using a Windows 10 desktop pc on your Android Phone. It almost look like Windows 10 And Remember You Can Also Use This App In Landscape Mode To Get More Real Experience.
It has a Start Menu which look exactly like Windows 10 start menu where you can get all your android apps. You also get settings options like wifi, Bluetooth, flash, kill task, data, etc awesome settings & Messaging, Call & Browser Apps on the taskbar which make this Launcher more Easy to use. Also i never found any issues or bugs with this app and i am using this Launcher as my primary Launcher for around 4 days, So it's definitely not an issue to use this Launcher on daily basis.
It also has a file explorer like the windows 10 file explorer Where Local Disk "C" is your phone's internal storage & Local Disk "D" is your external sd card And the cool thing is that it also have a recycle bin like any other windows os which makes the user experience more real. When you delete any file it will first go to the recycle bin then from there you can restore or permanently delete it. To restore files from recycle bin you just have to cut or copy the file and paste it wherever you want. You can also change the pc name to whatever you want to keep. It's just a few things I have told you about this awesome app, You will get more when you explore!
?Download App ? https://goo.gl/jbk2dG
?Video Tutorial ? https://goo.gl/DpSjur
(Check Out Video To Understand Better)
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My music library is filled by mp3's from navigation software and other stuff.
how can I make the device only scan /Storage card/music and /storage card/movies , and ignore the rest ?
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Did anyone ever figure this out? I've got a HTC desire and have this same problem
At least I did not find any solution.
it's the microsoft way "spy on everything".
I've also moved to Ubuntu a year ago, and I assume I'll move to Android soon, windows mobile 7 is just another apple-wannabe-limitations-and-censorship-tool.
At least I did not find any solution.
it's the microsoft way "spy on everything".
I've also moved to Ubuntu a year ago, and I assume I'll move to Android soon, windows mobile 7 is just another apple-wannabe-limitations-and-censorship-tool.
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Why blame Microsoft? you do realise Android has the exact same problem, right? Except on Android you dont even have a file explorer out of the box to delete unwanted soundfiles on the device.
I cant wait to get back to Windows Mobile.
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ok, well maybe I'm unfair, but I don't like the way windowsmobile 7 locks, and deelopment tools down.
Also, I miss them to support flashing from Linux. - knowing the'll never support such decent OS.
there is a way to hide folders from HTC's album, and i remember hiding folders so they don't show up in media player. It was a reg edit but can't remember the keys/values. A good thorough search will probably reveal them
Easily done mate....just save the music you want visable into one of the following locations
Device/my documents/my music
Storage card/ my documents/my music
for videos, just do the same but rename folder 'my videos'
Should work
Hi all,
Loving my Optimus 3D but can't seem to work out how to rename files and folders. I know once you have taken a photo it gives you the option to Rename, but I was wondering how I could go back and rename photos and video files, and folders from before (without connecting to my computer). Anyone know?
Also can you create folders within the phone for content? And can you organize content in the Applications section, e.g. sorting Downloads in order or placing them in different categories.
Any help would be much appreciated
Cheers
karlgent said:
Hi all,
Loving my Optimus 3D but can't seem to work out how to rename files and folders. I know once you have taken a photo it gives you the option to Rename, but I was wondering how I could go back and rename photos and video files, and folders from before (without connecting to my computer). Anyone know?
Also can you create folders within the phone for content? And can you organize content in the Applications section, e.g. sorting Downloads in order or placing them in different categories.
Any help would be much appreciated
Cheers
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To rename files and folders and create folders on your phone you'd have to have an explorer app that allows you to browse your filesystem. I'm not aware of any browser apps that don't require root (ie. Astro or Root Explorer) but then again, I've never had the need for one and always had my phones rooted.
You might wanna be carefull when renaming folders and files though.
I don't think the standard launcher allows changing the contents of the applications drawer.
Thanks for the response, appreciate it. At the risk of sounding like a total noob, what do you mean when you say having your phone rooted? I'm total new to smart phones and always just had an old simple mobile.
Also, is the Optimus 3D like the iPhone in that you need to hack it to install apps downloaded from your PC for free or can you install any apps via PC
get "estrongs file explorer". it's free and does many many many more amazing things than just letting you rename files without root requirement.
karlgent said:
Thanks for the response, appreciate it. At the risk of sounding like a total noob, what do you mean when you say having your phone rooted? I'm total new to smart phones and always just had an old simple mobile.
Also, is the Optimus 3D like the iPhone in that you need to hack it to install apps downloaded from your PC for free or can you install any apps via PC
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Rooting a phone basically gets you super access, kind of like having an administrator account on Windows. It comes in handy for example when you want to use custom roms, get complete file access, use screenshot tools etc.
And an Android phone is in no way an iPhone when it comes to installing apps. There's an option that when turned on allows the installation of apps you didn't get from the Market (it's in the Application section of your options menu). Presuming you only use free programs you downloaded you can just put the .apk file on your internal or external sd card and install it, either by using a file browser (such as the mentioned Estrong) to find the apk or using a separate app installer which you can download from the Market.
Awesome, thanks for the reply really appreciate it, and I actually understand it now.
So if I downloaded and installed an app or game from the internet for free, that usually had to be bought on the Android market or from Gameloft for example, could you get in trouble or banned/blocked in any way?
Sorry if this is a noob/inappropriate question
Cheers
no. google actiually lets you do what you want with your device.
Awesome, good to know. I'm really wanting the Gangstar games from gameloft but they aren't available to purchase via Gameloft yet. I can download the pirated versions and install them, but would Gameloft cause any problems when I did so or would I always have to play in airplane mode?
Most pirated software works just like the original version, just check if there's any installation instructions. The biggest disadvantage in my opinion is not being able to update pirated software through the Market.
You can use Polaris Office included in the phone as file explorer for all the naming, copying etc.. The name is a bit misleading
Nice, I didn't know that Polaris was a glorified file browser. Works great for viewing, editing and removing files and folders.
So, to the topicstarter, this is all you need to do the things you want. You can edit your filesystem and browse to your downloaded apps to install them (for example create a map called DownloadedApps, connect your phone to your pc, copy any downloaded apps to the map you created, disconnect, use Polaris to browse to the DownloadedApps map and click on any app you want to install).
If you want to rename a file or folder just long press on it and you'll be presented with all the options you need.
Yeah, I just had a play around with it, looks and works really good. Thanks for all the help folks much appreciated.
PS - If anyone could provide instructions and a link on how to install the Gangstar games (hereby showing me how to install ripped games at the same time) I would very much appreciate it. Been having no luck getting it to work
Hi,
I had deployed an application on my phone, unfortunately my hdd crashed and all source was lost. There is hope to recover the source if I can copy the deployed app from my hd7. Any bright ideas?
- make your phone visible in Windows Explorer as Zune device;
- using TouchExplorer, copy your dll to documents/pictures (you need to experiment), then copy from Zune drive to PC;
- use Reflector to restore your source code;
Browse forums for #1-2, google for #3
Is touchxplorer safe to use? Does it change modes on the phone to get file system access?
I did rather not use apps like dfrouter...
Yes, it's safe. You can revert everything back.
great app! to my surprise I was able to find all the install dlls for my app. To recover I just renamed them to txt which made the phone think its an office doc thus enabling the email option.
no need to mess with registry settings to turn phone into usb disk.
I"m using wpdm to transfer side apps ringtone to my hd7.
Hello Community,
is there any possibility (interop-unlocked) Omnia 7 to backup the savegames, exspecially from Xbox Live games before resetting the phone?
Thank you for answers,
Malte
Windows Phone Device Manager v1.7.0.0 can backup and restore apps and games settings and data... unfortunately with public v1.8.0.0 backup not work...
also you can copy files for every game from IsolatedStore to PC with Windows Phone Power Tools or any other tool which have access to IsolatedStore
Like dxdy said, the Windows Phone Power Tools will let you do this. I was going to post a link but it seems that I can't, so it's at wptools.codeplexDOTCOM. Use the Isolated Storage Browser to copy save data from the old phone and to the new one.
thank you for your answers...
Fortunately I am Beta Tester of Windows phone device Manager. I think i will try that method First, otherwise i will copy the savegames from isolated storage.
Malte1234511
PS: the spelling mistakes come from my German Keyboard Layout
you can't copy xboxlive games isostore, wpdm or wptools won't help you...only for sideloaded apps/games.
I installed WPDM and just had to notice, that there is a backup funkction, but it doesnt semm to work. I also noticed that I havent access to isolated storage with WPDM'S file explorer. I will no figure out the other program, hopefully it works. Anyway ist would be logically if yor're right and it isnt possible. I heard about a function that will be added to Xbox live hub from Microsoft. Maybe that will help me backup the dataa from my applications.
Thank you
With Wp Power Tools I was able
to solve my problem and copy the
savegames from the phone (but nox xbox live...),
cause as NebZoNe mentioned there is no way
to copy from the isolated storage of xbox live
games...
So, thanks anyway,
Malte1234511
Ok, after research i found out
there is a way (even Xbox Live), but I'm
not sure if I can post it here in XDA...
Malte1234511 said:
Ok, after research i found out
there is a way (even Xbox Live), but I'm
not sure if I can post it here in XDA...
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Just wondering if you could help me out as i have the same problem. I have sent you a PM
On a Samsung phone, you can use WP7 Root Tools to copy files from your games' IsolatedStore folders to another location (such as the IsolatedStore of the webserver app, very handy for this) from which you can get them off the phone.
I actually wrote a backup app for HTC phones, but by the time I got it working pretty well, nobody could run it anymore (needed old firmware). Sigh...
GoodDayToDie said:
On a Samsung phone, you can use WP7 Root Tools to copy files from your games' IsolatedStore folders to another location (such as the IsolatedStore of the webserver app, very handy for this) from which you can get them off the phone.
I actually wrote a backup app for HTC phones, but by the time I got it working pretty well, nobody could run it anymore (needed old firmware). Sigh...
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thanks for the reply but where would i find the IsolatedStore folders? The game i want to backup is Plants Vs Zombie
The phone creates an IsolatedStore folder for each app as you isntall the app. They are created in \Applications\Data\<GUID>\Data\IsolatedStore. You need to know the GUID of the app you're installing. I don't know what it is for PvZ off the top of my head, though if you download the XAP from the marketplace, open it up (it's a renamed ZIP file), and look at the WMAppManifest.xml file inside, you'll see an ID GUID. That's the one that you need to know.
winco's wAppStore shows apps GUID in a very simple way, even non free apps (E.Reid's marketplace too but need a little hack for non free apps)
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If someone creates XML file with most popular game names and GUIDs, I can write a simple backup/restore desktop app, helper to ISETool.exe
Suggested XML format:
Code:
<apps>
<app GUID=8eda0151-67e7-df11-a844-00237de2db9e>Birdy Bounce</app>
<app GUID=78681258-ec97-e011-986b-78e7d1fa76f8>Penguin</app>
...
and so on
...
</apps>
Hello Guys, Today in this article i am going to tell you that how you can convert your Android into a PC (Windows 10). And this is something awesome cause it's gives you an amazing experience of using a Windows OS PC because of it's Super cool interface.
This app is basically a Launcher which will give you the Look & Feel of using a Windows 10 desktop pc on your Android Phone. It almost look like Windows 10 And Remember You Can Also Use This App In Landscape Mode To Get More Real Experience.
It has a Start Menu which look exactly like Windows 10 start menu where you can get all your android apps. You also get settings options like wifi, Bluetooth, flash, kill task, data, etc awesome settings & Messaging, Call & Browser Apps on the taskbar which make this Launcher more Easy to use. Also i never found any issues or bugs with this app and i am using this Launcher as my primary Launcher for around 4 days, So it's definitely not an issue to use this Launcher on daily basis.
It also has a file explorer like the windows 10 file explorer Where Local Disk "C" is your phone's internal storage & Local Disk "D" is your external sd card And the cool thing is that it also have a recycle bin like any other windows os which makes the user experience more real. When you delete any file it will first go to the recycle bin then from there you can restore or permanently delete it. To restore files from recycle bin you just have to cut or copy the file and paste it wherever you want. You can also change the pc name to whatever you want to keep. It's just a few things I have told you about this awesome app, You will get more when you explore!
?Download App ? https://goo.gl/jbk2dG
?Video Tutorial ? https://goo.gl/DpSjur
(Check Out Video To Understand Better)
Very good, thanks... Start Burton doent work on my android 6. When I press start button, launcher crashes...
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