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Just got my device back from "the shop" with a new MB as it had the stuck in bootloader problem. Unless I'm missing something, with WM2005 there's no extended ROM, or, as it used to be called "storage".
Is it that no one has figured out how to unlock the extended ROM yet, or is there no longer such a space in the physical ROM?
8) 8)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=33638
You know, the one right at the top of the forum, sticky, can't miss it?
PReDiToR said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=33638
You know, the one right at the top of the forum, sticky, can't miss it?
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Yeah, I know about that thread, which was started months ago back when WM2003 was the ppc OS, which did have a unlockable extended ROM. There are only two posts at the end of the thread about unlocking the extended ROM with WM2005. Neither of them confirms anything.
That's why I made a new thread, because there isn't an unlocker for WM2005 yet PReDiToR and I wanted to find out if anyone was working on it.
cool_case said:
Yeah, I know about that thread, which was started months ago back when WM2003 was the ppc OS
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The Universal never ran on anything but WM5. It was marketed as the first WM5 device available.
cool_case said:
That's why I made a new thread, because there isn't an unlocker for WM2005 yet PReDiToR and I wanted to find out if anyone was working on it.
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By "Extended ROM" and "unlocker" do you mean what I think you mean? The 10MB partition that holds operator .CABs that are loaded after a hard reset? And you want to take away the write protect, make it visible and use it as storage?
If we are talking at cross purposes, please let me know.
PReDiToR said:
cool_case said:
Yeah, I know about that thread, which was started months ago back when WM2003 was the ppc OS
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The Universal never ran on anything but WM5. It was marketed as the first WM5 device available.
cool_case said:
That's why I made a new thread, because there isn't an unlocker for WM2005 yet PReDiToR and I wanted to find out if anyone was working on it.
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By "Extended ROM" and "unlocker" do you mean what I think you mean? The 10MB partition that holds operator .CABs that are loaded after a hard reset? And you want to take away the write protect, make it visible and use it as storage?
If we are talking at cross purposes, please let me know.
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My mistake, the Uni always only had WM05. You're right.
Re-read the extended ROM unlocker thread. Got into extended_ROM with Total Commander. Moved all the cab files out of ext_ROM. So, that can still be done in ROM version 1.30.76.
But, I haven't figured out yet how to "see" the extended ROM. In prior versions of the ROM you could see the separate 10MB partition using the memory utility. Haven't been able to do that yet.
You're welcome.
It's a doddle, two files to run, a little registry edit and a reboot.
I called mine "Storage" and after compressing the files I have, this is what it looks like:
Sorry for the mix-up, PReDiToR. The methods in the ext_ROM thread still work for ROM version 1.30.76 to unlock the ext_ROM. (See my edited post above.) I've gotten into the ext_ROM and moved all the cab files out, but I can't "see" this area to use it, though I can see it as empty in Total Commander.
Maybe it's that I need to rename it, but I thought the utility I got from BuzzDev.net renamed it "extended_ROM". Going to fiddle around with it more.
the utility only makes it writable. you still need to edit the registry
The ROM version doesn't have any effect on it. The factory partitions the DOC, we're not altering that setup (yet). If you reflash your device the ExtROM data goes back into the ExtROM and it is all locked up again in the new OS that you installed.
To use this 10MB You need to do three things, and one optional step:
Run Buzz's unlocker.
Make it load in the right boot phase (Reg Edit).
Make it mount as visible (Reg Edit).
Change the name if you want (Reg Edit).
The unlocker is on page 1 of that thread, the registry edits are on page two.
Once you have done those things, do a soft reset (using psShutXP preferably, or wait 5 minutes before pressing the reset pin).
PReDiToR said:
The ROM version doesn't have any effect on it. The factory partitions the DOC, we're not altering that setup (yet). If you reflash your device the ExtROM data goes back into the ExtROM and it is all locked up again in the new OS that you installed.
To use this 10MB You need to do three things, and one optional step:
Run Buzz's unlocker.
Make it load in the right boot phase (Reg Edit).
Make it mount as visible (Reg Edit).
Change the name if you want (Reg Edit).
The unlocker is on page 1 of that thread, the registry edits are on page two.
Once you have done those things, do a soft reset (using psShutXP preferably, or wait 5 minutes before pressing the reset pin).
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It had been so long since I did this before, didn't remember having to do all of those steps.
Got it up and running now with the extra 10 MB of space in extended_ROM. Had to use this version of the registry key edit:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemStora geManagerAutoLoadTRUEFFS_DOC1]
"Bootphase"=dword:00000002
"Order"=dword:00000001
"LoadFlags"=dword:00000001
"DriverPath"=" Drivers/BuiltIn/TrueFFS1"
Thanks for the help!
If you do the other registry change - MountHidden = 0 - You will see it as another storage card in your file explorer, and changing the name to something else is helpful.
Once you have done these two things the option to install things to the 10MB comes up when you run .CABs.
No problem.
PReDiToR said:
Once you have done these two things the option to install things to the 10MB comes up when you run .CABs.
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Yeah, uninstalled a few things from program memory and installed them in extended_ROM. Had done that before the JJ went down for repair - glad to get an extra few megs of program mem back and have extended_ROM space to spare.
PReDiToR said:
If you do the other registry change - MountHidden = 0 - You will see it as another storage card in your file explorer, and changing the name to something else is helpful.
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Had already done the other registry edit below, but am not able to change the name from extended_ROM2. Not a problem, but a little annoying.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\TRUEFFS_DOC1]
"MountHidden"=dword:00000000
"Folder"="Extended_ROM"
"PartitionDriver"=""
"Name"=""
"DefaultFileSystem"="FATFS"
Try this, which is straight from my Uni:
Code:
[HKLM\System\StorageManager\Profiles\TRUEFFS_DOC1]
(Default) = (Value not set)
DefaultFileSystem = FATFS
Folder = Storage
MountHidden = 0x0 (0)
Name =
PartitionDriver =
[HKLM\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\TRUEFFS_DOC1]
(Default) = (Value not set)
BootPhase = 0x2 (2)
DriverPath = Drivers\BuiltIn\TrueFFS1
LoadFlags = 0x1 (1)
Order = 0x1 (1)
This should have it loading at the right time and you can change the name from "Storage" to whatever you want, assuming you haven't changed any of the other DOC settings.
I know when I was playing with the "ShadowROM" (TrueFFS2) I managed to get it in the wrong bootphase and it came up Storage2. I think Buzz posted something about that in another thread.
I wouldn't live with it having the wrong name, I have to get it absolutely right. I spent ages tonight trying to get the WADesktop \Themes folder into \Storage which caused all sorts of problems and registry edits.
My device, my way.
edit: missed a line of code.
PReDiToR said:
Try this, which is straight from my Uni:
Code:
[HKLM\System\StorageManager\Profiles\TRUEFFS_DOC1]
(Default) = (Value not set)
DefaultFileSystem = FATFS
Folder = Storage
MountHidden = 0x0 (0)
Name =
PartitionDriver =
[HKLM\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad]
(Default) = (Value not set)
BootPhase = 0x2 (2)
DriverPath = Drivers\BuiltIn\TrueFFS1
LoadFlags = 0x1 (1)
Order = 0x1 (1)
This should have it loading at the right time and you can change the name from "Storage" to whatever you want, assuming you haven't changed any of the other DOC settings.
I wouldn't live with it having the wrong name, I have to get it absolutely right. I spent ages tonight trying to get the WADesktop \Themes folder into \Storage which caused all sorts of problems and registry edits.
My device, my way.
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Ok, that registry change got the name of extended_ROM area changed to "storage". Thanks much!!
[Off track, but ... boy, you're right about WADesktop being a pain with which to work. When I changed the name of the extended_ROM to storage, had to change a line in quite a few dock and other files. WAD was much easier to work with when everything you made for your "your way" desktop was contained in the file default.skin. Now, to see or change stuff on your WAD desktop, you have to open up and change a ton of little files. Still, WAD is great stuff. Without it, the desktop is painfully restrictive and way too boring.]
I'm not tackling putting the WAD themes folder into storage. Getting the main WAD files and the WA2 files into storage frees up enough space - as much as my patience can handle.
I'm impressed that you did it, though!
PReDiToR said:
I know when I was playing with the "ShadowROM" (TrueFFS2) I managed to get it in the wrong bootphase and it came up Storage2. I think Buzz posted something about that in another thread.
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What's in the "ShadowROM"? What can you do with it?
Here there be dragons ;-)
PReDiToR said:
Here there be dragons ;-)
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How does one sneak into the cave without them noticing?
Back up before you try this, as the thread says, it usually leads to an unavoidable or sudden hard reset.
ShadowROM.
If you venture in, tell us what you find =)
PReDiToR said:
Back up before you try this, as the thread says, it usually leads to an unavoidable or sudden hard reset.
ShadowROM.
If you venture in, tell us what you find =)
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Hmm ... looks like if you use it, it isn't shadowing the storage memory anymore and on a soft reset it hard resets back to mimic the storage memory. It's kind of like a RAID 1, but not exactly.
Maybe someone will figure out a way to not have it tied to the storage memory any longer and make it usable as an extra storage area.
However, I think it was intended as a backup area. A better hack might be this - finding find a way to use it as a backup for the OS + installed software, with a way to take an image of what's installed on demand. Then, if something gets messed up and you need to restore, you could restore the image you took.
Hide/Show Hidden ROM (at least works on my TyTN - German ROM)
SHOWN:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\EXT_FLASHDRV] "Bootphase"=dword:00000002
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV] "MountHidden"=dword:00000000
HIDDEN:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\EXT_FLASHDRV] "Bootphase"=dword:00000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV] "MountHidden"=dword:00000001
For me this was the default:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\EXT_FLASHDRV] "Bootphase"=dword:00000002
So, I only had to change this from 1 to 0:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV] "MountHidden"=dword:00000000
Now I can see the extended rom, my device is an HTC TyTN WWE, I will post the ExtROM to FTP in a while.
I also have updated the wiki page with your hack:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Unhide_Extrom
Thanks!
pof said:
I also have updated the wiki page with your hack:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Unhide_Extrom
Thanks!
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GREAT !
Now we still need 2 very important Registry Hacks (or missing links to get them work):
1. A hack for presenting a differentiation between GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSDPA
2. A hack for invoking the EngineeringTest Mode
I've been unable so far to get that working on the Hermes platform. Keep trying.
pof said:
I also have updated the wiki page with your hack:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Unhide_Extrom
Thanks!
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GREAT !
Now we still need 2 very important Registry Hacks (or missing links to get them work):
1. A hack for presenting a differentiation between GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSDPA
2. A hack for invoking the EngineeringTest Mode
I've been unable so far to get that working on the Hermes platform. Keep trying.
pof said:
Now I can see the extended rom, my device is an HTC TyTN WWE, I will post the ExtROM to FTP in a while.
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Thank you.
I finished uploading my ExtROM, I also created a wiki page with the contents of all the available Extended ROMs on FTP so far:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_ExtendedRoms
If anyone has a different version not listed, please do the following:
1) Unhide it
2) Zip it
3) Upload it
4) Update the wiki page
Thanks!
pof said:
I finished uploading my ExtROM, I also created a wiki page with the contents of all the available Extended ROMs on FTP so far:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_ExtendedRoms
If anyone has a different version not listed, please do the following:
1) Unhide it
2) Zip it
3) Upload it
4) Update the wiki page
Thanks!
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Heh, youre busy one.
I added a registry tweak to change the titlebar clock to an annalog one, if someone is interested.
Hopefully we can keep the wiki growing and useful.
My default setup was also:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\EXT_FLASHDRV] "Bootphase"=dword:00000002
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV] "MountHidden"=dword:00000001
So I just changed to:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV] "MountHidden"=dword:00000000
and did a soft reset. The extended rom then appeared but it was still write protected. How do I get rid of the write protection?
LJ
Use the cab file in the wiki, it unlocks and unhides ExtROM.
After using the cab fille and/or making the tweaks myself, and the are the same as described as above, the result is that I can see the ext. rom, but it is still write protected. I can't delete any file or write a file to the ext. rom. I've got a Tytn WWE. What is the problem, or better: what is the solution???
Should be wrtitable using this cab:
ftp://xda:[email protected]/Hermes/Tools_and_Programs/HERMES_MountExtROM.CAB
If it's not, then try to hard reset and then use the cab without messing with registry keys before.
Problem with Extended ROM
I have tried all the methods in the wiki and also all the reg. edit trick but I still can't see my extended ROM. When I run the cab to Mount Extended ROM it crashes my TyTN. Locks it up befor making it to the windows screen. Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this or tell me where to look? I was going to mess around with bootloader but I am not that computer savy.
hard reset and install the unhider&unlcoker cab file. it should work after hard reset.
Have tried to Hard Reset my Taiwanese CHT9000 and only apply the HERMES_MountExtROM.CAB tweak, now can see the Extend ROM, but still cannot "unprotect" the ROM. Cannot make it writable. Any other methods? Like modifying the registry? Thanks a lot in advance!!
ghl10000 said:
pof said:
I also have updated the wiki page with your hack:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Unhide_Extrom
Thanks!
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GREAT !
Now we still need 2 very important Registry Hacks (or missing links to get them work):
1. A hack for presenting a differentiation between GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSDPA
2. A hack for invoking the EngineeringTest Mode
I've been unable so far to get that working on the Hermes platform. Keep trying.
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On my Vario 2, when I'm using 3G (and therefore, HSDPA) the [3G] icon is shown in the top bar (and when it connects a small connecting icon with the moving arrows and 3G in it is diplayed, next to the square 3G indicator) - when it drops back to GPRS, it just changes to [G].
Does yours not do this?
rcyh said:
Have tried to Hard Reset my Taiwanese CHT9000 and only apply the HERMES_MountExtROM.CAB tweak, now can see the Extend ROM, but still cannot "unprotect" the ROM. Cannot make it writable. Any other methods? Like modifying the registry? Thanks a lot in advance!!
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http://en.pdamobiz.com/en/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=453&PN=1
Unsure whether it works myself, as I've not tried it yet, but I'd put (a small amount of) money on it that it works
Hi Chris, Thanks for your reply!!
Unfortunately, my device is still un-protectable after following the whole process. And the registry settings I have checked are exactly the same as the described. The Extended_ROM directory is still write-protected. Couldn't add or delete files in it.
Maybe I am the unlucky one that couldn't change the extended ROM at all...
Since the digital signature security autentification for CABs in ExtROM is on by default, putting in any CAB file that is either not digitally signed, or loses its authenticity because it was modified will not be installed during the Customization phase after a hard reset.
Any ideas how to solve this problen on TyTN?
There was the soluton for the Universal devices wiht the Default_Signed_DisabledSecurity.CAB. This CAB has the right signature for Universal, but it dosn’t work on TyTN.
From this MSDN discussion about Windows Mobile 5 code signing,
"Looks like you won't have to sign the cab if wceload.exe isn't used to install it. Although if it is used to install the cab file you will need to sign it."
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http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/12/17/security_model_faq.aspx#506035
A possible gap? If someone could come up with a third party CAB installer that could be used during customisation, maybe it could bypass the official CAB installation procedure (and therefore the signed certificate verification) entirely? Just a thought.
For Universal this problem i think was decided here (http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=33638&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=150) with the help of Default_Signed_DisableSecurity.CAB. But this CAB not work on my TyTN. I think it because of wrong digital sign.
hi to the list,
i would like to copy some programs in the Extended Rom of my new HTC P-3600 so when i format it,They will be automatically installed.
I have unhide the Extended Rom but when i try to copy a program file into the Extended Rom folder,i get an error that say like it is write protected.
Please anybody can tell me how to do?
Thanks in advance
Enzo
I know it won't help, but I have exactly the same problem...
I successfuly unhide ExtRom, but no way to write something in it...
Unlock not successfull
Hi all !
I tried to unlock extended ROM of my P3600 - but like another user in thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=273424&page=3&highlight=tytn+extended+rom - described - after changing the registry keys and soft reset the device - the registry keys show the original values and extended ROM is still hidden.
Would you be so kind and describe how unlocking the extended ROM worked with your device ?
Thanks in advance !
Gerhard
mdacfan said:
Hi all !
I tried to unlock extended ROM of my P3600 - but like another user in thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=273424&page=3&highlight=tytn+extended+rom - described - after changing the registry keys and soft reset the device - the registry keys show the original values and extended ROM is still hidden.
Would you be so kind and describe how unlocking the extended ROM worked with your device ?
Thanks in advance !
Gerhard
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In another thread I read (don't recall which one) that you need to exit (not minimize) the registry editor prior to the soft reset, otherwise the changes in the registry won't stick.
Maybe this helps?
emay said:
In another thread I read (don't recall which one) that you need to exit (not minimize) the registry editor prior to the soft reset, otherwise the changes in the registry won't stick.
Maybe this helps?
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Hi folks,
AFAIK in my opinion it is not necessary to close active applications instead of minimize, simply turn off the device and wait about 20 seconds before soft reset cause wm05 needs this time to flush the modify into the registry, or in alternative soft reset via a software instead stylus+hole. This is a known caratteristict of wm05 if you do a google search you'll find many threads about taht.
Hope this help, if I'm not wrong...
[email protected]
Unlock successfull
Many thanks - waiting about 20 seconds before soft reset worked fine. Now the extended ROM is visible. Still read only but i am optimistic.
Gerhard
wich key i have to modify to obtain my ROM visible ?
mdacfan said:
Many thanks - waiting about 20 seconds before soft reset worked fine. Now the extended ROM is visible. Still read only but i am optimistic.
Gerhard
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Gerhard have you tried to copy somthing inside it'
I get that it is writ protected and cannot copy anything in it
Thanks
Enzo
Not possible to write into extended ROM
Hi Enzo !
The extended ROM is unhided but still write protected.
Greets,
Gerhard
mdacfan said:
Hi Enzo !
The extended ROM is unhided but still write protected.
Greets,
Gerhard
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By doing this:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV\FATFS]
"EnableCache"=dword:00000001
Now i can del the extROM files, and write what ever i want, but when i do a softReset every thing is erased and the extROM files re-apear.
Anyone know what to do...
No Way!!!!!!!
jmarinheiro said:
By doing this:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV\FATFS]
"EnableCache"=dword:00000001
Now i can del the extROM files, and write what ever i want, but when i do a softReset every thing is erased and the extROM files re-apear.
Anyone know what to do...
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I done how you said, and effectively i can copy any file i want into the extended rom but when i make a soft reset, whatever i have copied in it,
disappear.I mean i can see only the original files and nothing else.
I have also tried to copy three other files and with the Totalcommander i have marked them as read only.Made a soft reset but had the same results.
The three files were not any more visualized in the extended Rom.
Anybody had success to write into the Extended Rom without loosing the files after making a soft reset?
If yes which is the right procedure?
Thanks in advance.
Enzo
Install WM6 and use OliPro's OEM_FLASHDRV.DLL patch...
stepw said:
Install WM6 and use OliPro's OEM_FLASHDRV.DLL patch...
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Where to get it?
Does it already exsist for the HTC P-36oo
Thanks
Enzo
jmarinheiro said:
By doing this:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV\FATFS]
"EnableCache"=dword:00000001
Now i can del the extROM files, and write what ever i want, but when i do a softReset every thing is erased and the extROM files re-apear.
Anyone know what to do...
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Have the same Problem.
i can now write in it but when i make a reset the files are not any more in the extended rom.They are deleted.Tried also to mark them as read only before mare the reset but have the same results.
Anybody have a clue?
Thnaks.
Enzo.
I have been using a small utility to SHOWS MY PHONE NUMBER on the today screen AND SWITCH SIMS. The utility has a 15 day trial. This software was "modded" to work in WM5. The official version only works in 2003SE. While it works OK in WM5, there are many bugs. Unfortunately, the company no longer is working on this utility, so no WM5 compatibility.
What I did was install the utility. The 15 days counts down. After 15 days it stops working. Very normal.
Because I need this utility, I want to install and reinstall it. Here is what I tried to do:
1) I installed a clean ROM. Made a registry backup using SKTools right away.
2) Installed utility
3) When 15 days is up, I uninstall
4) Tried restore original registry using SKTools
5) Reinstall utility
Unfortunately, the utility is still expired. How can this be? Normally, a program puts "keys" in the registry to indicate status. If I restore the registry to before the utility was ever installed, all traces of the utility SHOULD BE gone. What else can the utility be reading that is not unstalled? Another registry somewhere? Am I missing something?
Please help because I do use this and would buy it if it was ever made to work with WM5 by the developer. Until then I have to find a work around.
Thanks for any help.
Could the begining date from which the countdown started have been imbedded in the software at the time of the download from the website to your PC?
APK-1 said:
Could the begining date from which the countdown started have been imbedded in the software at the time of the download from the website to your PC?
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I don't think so, because if I flash a new ROM and install the software, it goes back to 15 days trial. I don't want to reflash my ROM every 15 days. So it must be reading the original install date from somewhere other than the registry. Any ideas where?
any ideas?
which software are you talking about - SIMName?
DoctorT said:
which software are you talking about - SIMName?
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WiVit Sim Switcher
often some software hides such data crypted in the registry, someone never find it or doesnt know hot to change...
Ricci82 said:
often some software hides such data crypted in the registry, someone never find it or doesnt know hot to change...
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You only need to make a WinDiff comparison - or, use SKTracker. I've published a complete tutorial on this: http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=215073
Nevertheless, it's not only the Registry that can hold such files / info, but als the file system (mostly under \Windows) and the WinCE databases.
Menneisyys said:
Nevertheless, it's not only the Registry that can hold such files / info, but als the file system (mostly under \Windows) and the WinCE databases.
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if this is the case, there is no way to know where the info is stored then?
anubus12 said:
if this is the case, there is no way to know where the info is stored then?
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Sure you can - just keep track of what has been changed upon installation / first start. SKTracker is an excellent tool in this respect.
This is an another GWES.
Installation:
1.Install certificate SDKSamplePrivDeveloper.cer
2.Copy GWES2.EXE to \windows\
3.Run registry editor and go to HKLM\init
4.Find parameter with gwes.exe string and change it to gwes2.exe.
5. flush registry
6. do soft reset
inform me what you see and what kind of bugs you have.
NOTE: a lot of programs isn't working, other working incorrectly.
Mouse
if you want to control mouse, run my mouse.exe.
It will show message box without text.
Minimize it. Use direction pad keys to move mouse around screen.
Use action key to left mouse click.
If you want to disable mouse, close message box.
Uninstallation
you can run registry editor and change value in HKLM\init back back to GWES.EXE.
If no, do a hard reset.
Be sure that you have backup - probably, you will need to do a hard reset.
Please test it!
Can you please explain for which devices and OS, is it for?
Thanks
yeah.
you must have point in making gwes,uh, something...
it is so close thing to core, that it may be useless for 99% users.
i am curious, why are you doing this?
Install something (what IS it anyway?) that's likely to need a hard reset? Not gonna happen!
THEVK said:
This is an another GWES.
Installation:
1.Install certificate SDKSamplePrivDeveloper.cer
2.Copy GWES2.EXE to \windows\
3.Run registry editor and go to HKLM\init
4.Find parameter with gwes.exe string and change it to gwes2.exe.
5. flush registry
6. do soft reset
inform me what you see and what kind of bugs you have.
NOTE: a lot of programs isn't working, other working incorrectly.
Mouse
if you want to control mouse, run my mouse.exe.
It will show message box without text.
Minimize it. Use direction pad keys to move mouse around screen.
Use action key to left mouse click.
If you want to disable mouse, close message box.
Uninstallation
you can run registry editor and change value in HKLM\init back back to GWES.EXE.
If no, do a hard reset.
Be sure that you have backup - probably, you will need to do a hard reset.
Please test it!
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hi THEVK,
please give more infos to users, otherwise i don't think you'll find someone who installs it (with the hardreset risk)
I've tried it on my Atom , but it stucks at the bootscreen
This for WM 5.0 and WM 6.0.
No WM 2003 SE.
Install something (what IS it anyway?) that's likely to need a hard reset? Not gonna happen!
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hey, do you read topic title?
it's say exactly "test".
This is based on Microsoft original stuffs, I do it for one project.
THEVK said:
This for WM 5.0 and WM 6.0.
No WM 2003 SE.
hey, do you read topic title?
it's say exactly "test".
This is based on Microsoft original stuffs, I do it for one project.
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Yes I read it. You still haven't said what it is, just that it's "based on Microsoft original stuffs" and that you might need to hard reset your device. If you want people to test your junk for you, you're going to have to provide a LOT more information than that.
i do "hard-reset" every now and then...
i did it again because of this testing gwes...
this is what i had after installing it (see the screenshot below), and i didn't get any "mouse" with the "mouse.exe"...
but the worst of all is that i still have no idea about what it is for....