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copy files by dos or vbs script to SD-Card

Hi,
anyone know how to copy files to the storage card?
Not be using the ActivSync!
To clearify i want to do something like executing this dos command:
copy C:\foo.zip \?Mobile Device?\Storage\foo.zip
I know it can be done by the Explorer but i want to do automaic
on special events!
Greets
fos

I wrote a tool for that, 'pput.exe' see http://www.xs4all.nl/~itsme/projects/xda/tools.html or http://wiki.xda-developers.com/wiki/XdaUtils

I'm looking for a set of tools that enable copy using a command on the device (for instance run "robocopy /r \Windows\a.txt \Storage Card" to copy a.txt and overwrite it if it exists, even when it's readonly... Mortscript doesn't support that

itsme tools
itsme said:
I wrote a tool for that, 'pput.exe' see http://www.xs4all.nl/~itsme/projects/xda/tools.html or http://wiki.xda-developers.com/wiki/XdaUtils
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@Itsme, How can I copy a whole folder and all the files and dirs inside? I have not managed.

Disable certificate check in WM5

Hello all,
I'm having a problem with my qtek 9000 with latest rom from myqtek.com, some programs can't be opened because they say: "The file "patched-game-file-here" cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of its components cannot be found. You might need to reinstall or restore this file"
I've tried some files to disable certificate security but no luck, the problem is still there :|
Anyone can help getting over this problem?

Try this.
http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=109&func=fileinfo&id=194

This is from the wiki:
Code:
Allow the unsigned app from installing for everything.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies] Change value 0000101a from 0 to 1
Do a soft reset.
V

Hello all, tks for your help
vijay555 - i tested your code but no luck, problem still there.
victoradjei - i've tested that app, pretty simple to use an finally it works ! (YES TK U) , for now it's a solution let's hope someone can make a .cab in order to disable this security check for good.

Hi,
I have an htc P3600.
I've downloaded the application for buzddev.
I've also changed the registery but I do not know what to do with that application. There is the signcode.exe, what should I do with that file downloaded?

Could someone shed some light on how to use the app from Buzzdev? Is it supposed to be run on the device?
I ran the EXE file on my PC and a DOS window popped up and closed itself and nothing happened.
Thank you in advance!

Extract the SignCode files into a folder. Then you have to run it from the command line or the "Run" option from the "Start" button and tell it what EXE file to fix. Since this program actually changes the executable file by changing the embedded security certificate, you might want to make a backup copy of the EXE file first.
Here's the syntax:
<path to SignCode files>sign.bat <path to program and filename>
If you extracted the signcode files to your "C:\Program Files\SignCode" folder and are trying to fix your "C:\Program Files\SomeGame\SomeGame.exe" file, here's EXACTLY (quotes and all) what you would type in the "Start" "Run" box or a command prompt:
Code:
"C:\Program Files\SignCode\Sign.bat" "C:\Program Files\SomeGame\SomeGame.exe"
You should notice the timestamp of the file change indicating that the embedded security certificate was changed. Copy the updated file and overwrite the original EXE file on your mobile device and then try running it. This will still pop up an "Untrusted Source" type of security message on your mobile device but you will have the option to install it anyway and it will work fine after that.

This should work too, M$ made a tool for provisioning devices.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...8c-d587-47e0-908b-09fee6ea517a&displaylang=en

victoradjei methode worked perfectly for me on WM6

Does anyone have the info that was in this link?
The forum is their but looks like the link is dead.
http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=109&func=fileinfo&id=194
Thanks,
Kenny

I dont know, but could try attached may help. I don't know anything else to help... hopefully someone else will.

itsutils.dll

Hello,
Have anobody a signed itsutils.dll? or a programm that load this fu**ing .dll without a user prompt (Yes/No) on a Windows Mobile 5 Device.... I need this for a Software deployment.
Greetz

acme said:
Hello,
Have anobody a signed itsutils.dll? or a programm that load this fu**ing .dll without a user prompt (Yes/No) on a Windows Mobile 5 Device.... I need this for a Software deployment.
Greetz
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Here is the solution:
Extract everything in a directory on your pc.
From the Command Prompt, go in the directory where you extracted the files and type: sign.bat [path of the dll or exe to be signed]
ex.:
c:\signcode>sign.bat c:\itsutils.dll
Cheers,
.Fred

Hello, It doesnt work
C:\...Downloads\SignCode>sign itsutils.dll
Warning: This file is signed, but not timestamped.
Succeeded
After this step i copy the modified .dll to \Windows (PDA) on my device. No i start the psynctime.exe on WinXP and my Device starts a user prompt for ItsUtils.dll (YES/NO). Thats the Problem

The 'not time stamped' is normal, but what you are trying to do won't work.
Here's the thing: The certificate in the attached cab is the test certificate from WM5 SDK. In order for device to recognize it you need to first provision the device (import the certificate). I can attach the cab that does it, but it isn't signed as well, so it will still ask for yes / no.
If you are looking to by pass certificates on a distribution version of your software you are out of luck.
For apps and cabs not to ask yes / no they have to be signed by an official Verisign certificate (costs money) or the device has to be set to no cert.
The second option is even more problematic for the average user, since it requires installing a reg editor on the device and changing some reg settings.

Ok, do you know an other way to stop this user prompt? Install method with automatic /yes or something like that.

Why don't you use the certified CAB that changes the registry values to allow Unsigined apps to be installed?
Check this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=252356

dotfred said:
Here is the solution:
Extract everything in a directory on your pc.
From the Command Prompt, go in the directory where you extracted the files and type: sign.bat [path of the dll or exe to be signed]
ex.:
c:\signcode>sign.bat c:\itsutils.dll
Cheers,
.Fred
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Hi!
If i want to sign my edited MUI file how can i do that?
Can you five me a syntax and what else need to be inside the folder?
ToddeSwe

Accessing file system for multiple languages

Hi,
Is there any way to access the same folder in any language?
I know the %CE1% (Program Files), %CE2% (Windows) identifiers exist and can be used within a program or XML but I am looking for the equivalent that can be used on the command line
e.g.
pdir.exe \%CE1%\Myfolder instead of pdir.exe "\Program files"\MyFolder
Thanks

OziExplorerCE: Registration key reset turning off the GPS

Hello,
I installed OziCe in my GPS Invion (wince 4.2 loaded from SD card). It
works fine but, every time I turned on the GPS, OziCE asks to re-enter
the registration code. All the other configuration are correctly
reloaded, togheter with last used map.
No problem exiting and restarting OziCE, when the GPS remains active.
It seems that OziCE saves the registration code in same 'volatile'
memory, not flashed at hard shutdown.
I tried to check the registry, comparing them with remote tools before
and after starting OziCE, but I foung nothing.
Does anyone know a way to solve or workaround the problem?
Thanks, Filippo

Found a solution
Hello,
for who may be intersted, I found a way to workaround the issue writing a MortScript (download the interpreter and instructions from http://www.sto-helit.de/).
This is the script I wrote; obviously you have to change the OziCE username and password and the path to OziExplorerCE.exe.
After insatalled and registered MortScript, copy the script in a .mscr file in the device. Executing the script would start OziCE inserting the registration code (if needed).
Ciao.
#OZI CE start
regName = "MyOZICeUserName"
regKey = "MyOZICeRegistrationCode"
WindowTitle="Inserisci Codice di Registrazione"
EngWindowTitle="Enter Registration Code"
OKWindow="OziExplorer"
ozipath = "\SDMMC DISK\WINCE\programfile\ozi_1.12.3\COMMON\OziExplorerCE.exe"
nLoops = 200
Run(ozipath )
#WaitFor(WindowTitle, 5) #returns timeout error if not found...
i=0
While ((ActiveWindow() ne WindowTitle AND ActiveWindow() ne EngWindowTitle) && i<nLoops)
Sleep(50)
i=i+1
EndWhile
if (WndActive(WindowTitle)=1 OR WndActive(EngWindowTitle)=1)
actWin = ActiveWindow()
SendKeys(actWin, regName)
SendTab(actWin)
SendKeys(actWin, regKey)
SendCR(actWin)
#WaitFor(OKWindow, 5)
i=0
While (ActiveWindow() ne OKWindow && i<nLoops)
Sleep(50)
i=i+1
EndWhile
if (WndActive(OKWindow)=1)
SendOK(OKWindow)
EndIf
EndIf

using mortscript to enter OZICe on a windows CE 4.2 device
Filippo, nice work!
That mortscript you wrote works a treat on my navigation box.
I was unable to work out how to do a cab instal of mortscript. My navigation box won't start .cab files. So I need to run the bin:version of mortscript first for the Device binaries (whatever that means) and then I can run your mortscript. Love watching mortscript typing in my name and code.
OziCe now asks for ECW.dll - where does that file come from and where should it be? in windows? in storage card root? in oziexplorer folder on storage card? in nandflash?

OziExplorerCE: Preventing registration key reset turning off the GPS
Please apologize warming up this thread, but thought I'ld share my solution here.
1. OziExplorer stores user-registration data in file named 'gihobj.dll' in OS's folder \Windows.
2. Hence you backup once this 'gihobj.dll' , then always copy it to \Windows before you start OzExplorer.
I suggest to use a wrapper script as following to start OziExplorer:
Code:
#OziExplorer Launcher
#This script must be located in OziExplorer's installation folder
#or you have to alter the OziExplorer 'ozipth' below!
Local()
ozipth=SystemPath("ScriptPath")
oziexpl="OziExplorerCE.exe"
regdata="gihobj.dll"
winregfile="\Windows\"&regdata
bkupregfile=ozipth\regdata
#check existence of registration data
If(FileExists(winregfile))
#OK, run OziExplorer
Run(ozipth\oziexpl)
ElseIf(FileExists(bkupregdata))
#OK, but in wrong folder, hence copy registration
#data to \Windows, then run OziExplorer
Copy(bkupregdata,winregdata,1)
#wait max. 2 secs
cnt=0
While((NOT FileExists(winregdata))&&(cnt<20))
cnt+=1
Sleep 100
EndWhile
Run(ozipth\oziexpl)
Else
#not OK, hence start OziExplorer with entering user-registration data
RunWait(ozipth\oziexpl)
#backup OziExplorer's registration data
If(FileExists(winregdata))
Copy(winregdata,bkupregdata,1)
EndIf
EndIf
HTH

OziExplorerCE: Preventing registration key reset turning off the GPS
Hello,
I have an old pda with WindowsCE 2002 installed.
Can everyone drive me applying the suggest of jwoegerbauer?
I can't find the file 'gihobj.dll' I think because I don't see the hidden files so:
1. how can I see the hidden files.
2. how can I create the script file? is it a batch file?
many thanks at all,
mimmolo

mimmolo said:
Hello,
2. how can I create the script file? is it a batch file?
mimmolo
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All you need is MortScript: http://www.sto-helit.de/index.php?module=page&entry=ms_overview&action=view&menu=29