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IIWPO uninstall problem

Hello.
I have installed the IIWPO (theft protection) program manually (not in ROM) for testing purposes. After uninstall an error message appeared periodicaly. The error txt is "Cannot execute \windows\IIWPO_main.exe". Also I can not find any reference to this file in the registry (maybe faulty registry editor, PHM ?) or in the startup folder. Also tried searching in the file contents on entire device. No success. Please, help, this error message is pissing me off

might be late, but...
I had the same problem. It seems that the IIWPO_startup.exe writes an additional string somewhere (*.dll?) which forces the program to start. Btw. this means that it is not necessary to put it into the AutoStart directory, it should be enough to open it just one time after the installation.
Until someone finds the destination of this string there is a simple work around: just put a program file you always like to execute at startup (e.g. ClearTemp.exe) into your windows directory and rename it to IIWPO_main.exe. This will help :wink:
p.s. hexediting of the startup and main.exe does not solve the above mentioned problem but gives your iiwpo files and registry settings the desired personal touch to remain undiscovered

I uninstall my IIWPO easily. All you need is to reverse all the steps you followed during installation.
Remember to delete the line from config file in extended rom followed by a hard reset

Of course a HARD RESET will also solve the problem :lol:

I'm having this same problem....any solution yet??????

The reason for this is in the windows registry there is still a link to the program causing it to start. Use a program such as memaid which will find all dead links and delete them i had a problem similar to this with another program. Memaid solved it for me, hope it works for you also

The reason for this is in the windows registry there is still a link to the program causing it to start. Use a program such as memaid which will find all dead links and delete them i had a problem similar to this with another program. Memaid solved it for me, hope it works for you also

Thanks for the advice.........
unfortunately.............I tried memaid...........but it didn't solve the problem.....
anyone else?

Registry key location would be somewhere like HKLM to startup applications. Hard reset will definitely solve your problem.
Do check out www.cartystudios.com

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.
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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.

htc s 310 registry change

I changed registry file per exe file.Word "exefile" I changed with "jpgpicture".My telefone now is blocked !Active sync no work! How change again registry?
Thanks! My telephone is htc s 310.

Why did you do this???
If activesync is not working (did you try soft reset?) you must have changed more than just a file reference.
In any case you can try this:
Download PHM Registry Editor as cab installation
Copy to SD/mini/micro using card reader.
Install to device and use the program to change registry back.
If tis does not work your only choice is hard reset but you will loose all your data.

I have install regedit in my mobile.
I did this because not could download file with extension wich not have program for open this,
For example... no could download file zip if not have unzip program install in my mobile!
How do soft reset? Because when push button(taste) frontale for shown my mobile show:
"There is no application associated with "fexplore".Run the application first and then open this file inside the application"
Or when push Start taste shown:
"There is no application associated with "appman".Run the application first and then open this file inside the application"
Or when push button for camera,mobile shown:
"There is no application associated with "Camera".Run the application first and then open this file inside the application"
And sometimes shown "Cannot execute repplog.exe"
Thanks and forgive for my bad language!

Again thanks!

There should be a hardware button combination to preform hard reset.
Unfortunately I don't know what it is for your device. I recommend you check the manual or look in the WiKi.

Make sure you repost your q to http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=341 . I'm not moving the thread because there may be other S310 users lurking here too.

Keep wifi connection alive in standby

Hi
This is work but afther soft reset system replace it:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BCMSDDHD1\Parms]
"HTCKeepWifiOnWhenUnattended"=dword:00000001
Any ideas how to fix it, beouse MSN and other programs start to use 3G when phone is standby.

my device keeps WiFi on even in standby out of the box. it will only shut WiFi off when I manually turn it off. it came like this out of the box.

Exactly the same for me, anyone?

I have a T-Mobile HD2 and as default wifi isn't active during standby. The registry key works but a soft reset will revert it to '0', so I wrote the following simple Mortscript and placed a shortcut to it in the /Windows/Startup folder (place the file on your device and using the file explorer copy and 'paste shortcut' into the startup folder). It works well.
You will of course need to install Mortscript for this to work.

yippee wifi stays connected
my htc hd2 outta the box stayed connected to wifi until i told it to disconnect, after installing a few programs and tweaking the reg etc and after a hard reset i noticed this wouldnt stay connected, annoying!
thanks for this little tweak you have, it works great and the only thing have found to work properly.
regards

No problem, I use it constantly and will until a ROM incorporates a fix.

profahmad said:
I have a T-Mobile HD2 and as default wifi isn't active during standby. The registry key works but a soft reset will revert it to '0', so I wrote the following simple Mortscript and placed a shortcut to it in the /Windows/Startup folder (place the file on your device and using the file explorer copy and 'paste shortcut' into the startup folder). It works well.
You will of course need to install Mortscript for this to work.
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Thanks, I will give this a go.

Working nicely. Many thanks. Much better than the other Mortscript solution "Don'tSleep" which still drains battery because screen is on while connected.

No problem. I didn't come across the other mortscript fix and the wifi switching off was doing my head in. Glad there's a simple registry key.

Thank yo for this script profahmad.
Wich folder you mean exactly? I dont found on my System Startup (it is a german device).
Mean you AutoStart?
Best regards Theo

Copy the file to any location on your phone or storage card, then using the file explorer highlight it and select 'copy', then navigate to /Windows/Startup and paste shortcut (not simply 'paste').
Am I missing the point: is the /Windows/Startup folder not showing on your device?

Thanks for creating and sharing this script. It works great if I simply run it after startup, but for some reason it is not executing automatically on startup. I followed your instructions and have a shortcut to the script (which I stuck in My Documents) in /Windows/Startup. I installed MortScript to my device as well. I have an ATT Tilt 2. Is there something more I need to do, perhaps with MortScript, to get the script to run at startup?

juancotton said:
Thanks for creating and sharing this script. It works great if I simply run it after startup, but for some reason it is not executing automatically on startup. I followed your instructions and have a shortcut to the script (which I stuck in My Documents) in /Windows/Startup. I installed MortScript to my device as well. I have an ATT Tilt 2. Is there something more I need to do, perhaps with MortScript, to get the script to run at startup?
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Are you sure you are putting it in the right folder? On my phone I have to put it in /Windows/Autostart.

ainatar said:
Are you sure you are putting it in the right folder? On my phone I have to put it in /Windows/Autostart.
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Yeah, I only have the Startup folder - no Autostart.

juancotton said:
Thanks for creating and sharing this script. It works great if I simply run it after startup, but for some reason it is not executing automatically on startup. I followed your instructions and have a shortcut to the script (which I stuck in My Documents) in /Windows/Startup. I installed MortScript to my device as well. I have an ATT Tilt 2. Is there something more I need to do, perhaps with MortScript, to get the script to run at startup?
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Disregard - appears to be user error. Works great

Can I just make sure I've got this right? You install the MortScript cab file, which then appears in the Start menu, yes? Then, is it the little Wifi zip file you have to create a shortcut to, and do you have to unzip it first?

Si6776 said:
Can I just make sure I've got this right? You install the MortScript cab file, which then appears in the Start menu, yes? Then, is it the little Wifi zip file you have to create a shortcut to, and do you have to unzip it first?
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Yeah, install Mortscript for the functionality but you won't need to do anything with it after that. Unzip the wifi script anywhere on the device and place the shortcut in the startup folder.

That's what I did and kept getting an error message on boot up, something like, "The file 'Mortscript' cannot be opened. Either the app is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one or more components cannot be found."

Hmm. Install BSB Tweaks and enable Allow unsigned applications.

That worked, thanks. Now I have to see if it kills my battery.

Cooking SDKCERT in ROM

Hallo everybody,
I just want to ask how I can built in SDKCERT directly into ROM.If I want to convert SDKCERT.CAB to EXT then after I have again CAB so newerending story.

You won't need to use the SDKCERT package. If you are using Ervius Visual Kitchen for example, all you need to do is ensure that Disable Cert(ificate) checking is selected. This way, your compiled ROM will already have Certificate checking disabled allowing you to install updated drivers and such.
This tutorial discusses some of the changes you'll likely need to make:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=526610
HTH,

if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.

faria said:
if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.
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Thank you very much!!!

Johan Kraczmar said:
Thank you very much!!!
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Np.
Here is a little tip for future...
most certificates are in cab form,open the cab with winrar,you will see a file called;_setup.xml, that is the cert info.
just rename _setup.xml to mxip_999_certname.provxml and you done.

faria said:
if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.
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Did I understand correctly that I would need to add this to each package that needs a certificate?
Thanks

He said that you need to add this in every cab that need certificates, if you use EVK or Oskitchen you dont need anything because they auto patch the certs.
Lewy1 said:
Did I understand correctly that I would need to add this to each package that needs a certificate?
Thanks
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af974 said:
He said that you need to add this in every cab that need certificates, if you use EVK or Oskitchen you dont need anything because they auto patch the certs.
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Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.

Did you tried the solution in post #3?
For which device are you trying to install?...from Vogue to -> ?
Sometimes from different devices isnt a certificate fault but some missing dll.
Check for this app Dependency walker and search if you have all the modules to make run camera Vogue.
Lewy1 said:
Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.
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Lewy1 said:
Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.
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Hi Lewy1,
You are missing a package dependency. If you navigate to the .\Windows folder using File Explorer on your device and try and launch the Camera application, you will encounter an error - confirming that you have dependency issue.
Have a look at this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4259031&postcount=1070
HTH,

Lewy1 said:
Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.
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Yeah, that is just a generic error message, and it almost never has anything to do with certs. You could be missing dependencies, or it could just be that you have a broken shortcut. One of the problems with the 6.5 start menu is that you can't always tell just by looking that the shortcut is effed, because you may have an ico assigned through the registry. Use Total Commander to see if you have the correct shortcut path.

hilaireg said:
Hi Lewy1,
You are missing a package dependency. If you navigate to the .\Windows folder using File Explorer on your device and try and launch the Camera application, you will encounter an error - confirming that you have dependency issue.
Have a look at this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4259031&postcount=1070
HTH,
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Farmer Ted said:
Yeah, that is just a generic error message, and it almost never has anything to do with certs. You could be missing dependencies, or it could just be that you have a broken shortcut. One of the problems with the 6.5 start menu is that you can't always tell just by looking that the shortcut is effed, because you may have an ico assigned through the registry. Use Total Commander to see if you have the correct shortcut path.
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First of all, thanks guys for your help!
Yes, your right that the problem is also when I try launching the camera from the windows directory. Now the problem is that I don't understand too much when it comes to digging into the contents of these files, so I think I'll need some help.
I assumed I needed Dependency Walker which you wrote about in your Kitchen Utensils review, so I opened the camera.exe and the results are attached as a Dependency Walker Image. The camera EXT I have come from converting a cab that's been floating around XDA. By the way I had the same problem when using the mega camera.
Thanks so much for the patience and help.

Had a look at the .DWI file you attached. Your next steps:
Create a folder on your system (ex: C:\WINMO_OS)
Copy all of the camera package files to the folder.
In DEPENDS, remove all of the "Module Search Order" paths - Options menu.
Add the folder path (ex: C:\WINMO_OS)
Search your kitchen for each file that is listed in CAMERA.EXE and copy them to the folder.
Once you have the files from CAMERA.EXE in the folder, open each of the yellow ( ? ) files.
Repeat the steps above until you have examined all of the files in the folder you created.
Essentially, you want to locate all of the files listed in each .DLL, .EXE, etc. that is displayed in DEPENDS.
If the files appear in the .\SYS or .\OEM folder, it's likely those aren't the issue. Some files may be modules; it's likely those aren't the issue as well - I usually RECMOD a copy of the file and place it in the folder or I copy it from the device when connected using USB. This will reveal additional files that are "missing". I suspect you will discover the missing dependency to be in another file. If you find the files in packages, it's likely the entire package is a dependency. If you can't find a file, make note of it and continue on. At the end, post the list of files you couldn't find.
Lastly, examine each of the .REG files for references to other files; you may need to do a global search through the kitchen to find other packages that may be writing to the same keys ... these will likely be dependant packages as well.
HTH,
* EDIT *
If at all possible, it would be beneficial for you to find the official source ROM that the package originated from.

hilaireg said:
Had a look at the .DWI file you attached. Your next steps:
Create a folder on your system (ex: C:\WINMO_OS)
Copy all of the camera package files to the folder.
In DEPENDS, remove all of the "Module Search Order" paths - Options menu.
Add the folder path (ex: C:\WINMO_OS)
Search your kitchen for each file that is listed in CAMERA.EXE and copy them to the folder.
Once you have the files from CAMERA.EXE in the folder, open each of the yellow ( ? ) files.
Repeat the steps above until you have examined all of the files in the folder you created.
Essentially, you want to locate all of the files listed in each .DLL, .EXE, etc. that is displayed in DEPENDS.
If the files appear in the .\SYS or .\OEM folder, it's likely those aren't the issue. Some files may be modules; it's likely those aren't the issue as well - I usually RECMOD a copy of the file and place it in the folder or I copy it from the device when connected using USB. This will reveal additional files that are "missing". I suspect you will discover the missing dependency to be in another file. If you find the files in packages, it's likely the entire package is a dependency. If you can't find a file, make note of it and continue on. At the end, post the list of files you couldn't find.
Lastly, examine each of the .REG files for references to other files; you may need to do a global search through the kitchen to find other packages that may be writing to the same keys ... these will likely be dependant packages as well.
HTH,
* EDIT *
If at all possible, it would be beneficial for you to find the official source ROM that the package originated from.
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Thanks, that was quick. Looks like I got a lot of work ahead of me.