I was deleting files few weeks ago andi came across this folder "AppMoniterSDKLogs" i didn't bother to open it. Just deleted it. Today again this folder was recreated. It last folder there are two sub Folders one contains .html file name ( Trace) . Is it spyware or malware or just system folder.
So what's the answer
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I have lots of Zune backups on my PC and I want to "extract" only my SMSs.. I opened the backup folder and into this I found the "RestorePoint" folder. Into this folder there is a file called "ActiveID.dat" and another folder which contains the folder "Data", which contains the "real" backup: there are lots of "Data.x.dat" and "Data.x.data.hash" files but I don't know how can I do to extract something from these.. How can I do? Does anyone have an idea?
Currently not possible
It seems that so far nobody has cracked the file format of those backups to extract things like SMS from them. See e.g. this earlier thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1614624
When windows phone installs and uninstalls an app, is there a file that writes the app info into? My HTC HD7 in unlocked, and I can copy my app directories to my pc, but when I copy them back to my htc hd7 it doesnt recongnize them. or is there a way I can rexap the apps on my pc and redeploy them onto my phone? Any ideas?
Try entering a zip file the files included in the application folder (not the folder directly but only its contents. The folder is the one with the ID of the program) and rename this zip file in xap. Then try installing the xap.
P. S. Unfortunately I have my WP in my hands because it is being repaired and can not remember the name of the three folders in the folder "\ applications".
To be more precise, could you, please, remember the name of the three folders in the folder "\ applications"?
Pasquiindustry said:
Try entering a zip file the files included in the application folder (not the folder directly but only its contents. The folder is the one with the ID of the program) and rename this zip file in xap. Then try installing the xap.
P. S. Unfortunately I have my WP in my hands because it is being repaired and can not remember the name of the three folders in the folder "\ applications".
To be more precise, could you, please, remember the name of the three folders in the folder "\ applications"?
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applications\data\isolated storage is the one your looking for
applications\install has the actual program, some times you need to poke about in there rather than data, but most of the time, if its user data related it is under data.
I was looking for this path "applications \ install".
I think it should be enough to create one xap with the files in the folder "applications \ install \ <app ID>".
I repeat that to create the xap, just put the files in that path into a xap file to then be able to reinstall it.
Obviously if you want to make a backup of saves and settings, you can see the folders dell'isolated storage.
Dear friends,
this is a little trick I have used a couple years ago that I want to share with you.
The logic of any file system makes impossible to have, in the same folder, a file and a folder having the same name.
Thus I have used this rule to avoid the creation of folders and files I don't want on my device.
How?
That's very simple:
To avoid the creation of a file such as Lazylist I have created a folder called Lazylist
To avoid the creation of a folder such as LOST.DIR I have created a file called LOST.DIR
Hope this will help you fighting bugs!
Lots of Love.
Where did they move the file folder in WeChat 7.0.17? I need to find the folder where they saved all the video and audio files. It used to be in storage/emulated/0/tencent/MicroMsg/[long string of number]/video
But now can't see anything in the folder (yes, my phone is fully rooted). If anyone figured out where WeChat moved the folder to, please let me know. Thanks.
I finally figured out the file location.
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.tencent.mm/MicroMsg/[long string of number]/video
Dear friends,
for months I was struggling with the auto-created folders named LazyList and LOST.DIR
These are folders that are created automatically by the file system, but sometimes I have found, especially in the LOST.DIR folder, duplicated and previously deleted files, also big, very big ones.
Why a so great waste of storage?
So I wanted to get rid of that!
And after some "Guru meditations" I have found the trick to achieve it.
It is a very simple trick, that's related to the file system itself.
Since it is a rule that where there is a folder there cannot be a file with the same name, simply creating a file with a specified name will make it impossible, even to the system, to create a folder with the same name, and vice-versa.
So, if we want to get rid of the infamous folder LOST.DIR, simply delete it and create, a, even empty, file with the same name!
The file system will be forced to not create that folder, anymore!
Freedom to manage storage.
Man vs Filesystem: 1-0
Hope this will be useful to everyone that takes care of their storage
Uranya said:
Since it is a rule that where there is a folder there cannot be a file with the same name, simply creating a file with a specified name will make it impossible, even to the system, to create a folder with the same name, and vice-versa.
So, if we want to get rid of the infamous folder LOST.DIR, simply delete it and create, a, even empty, file with the same name!
The file system will be forced to not create that folder, anymore!
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I must say I didn't believe it, so I tried to create a lost.dir folder and lost.dir file in the same directory on my computer.
And you were right!
Thanks for sharing!