Can't seem to get the FM Radio to work, the application seems to be busy when starting-up then crashes soon after (just closing down with no errors). has anyone else experienced these issues on the HD2.
thanks
Did you install TomTom?
Radio crashes and
I installed TotTom but the radio didnt work before that, any suggestions.
I even have problem with bluetoth, cant start bt.
After reestart It say:
BTTrayce is not a valid pocketPc-program. And i really need btoth.
\\ Spacetower
Once you installed TomTom, and even removed it, you will keep having this problem.
TomTom updated the BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll with their own, and will cause the BT and for some reason FM radio not to work.
Again.. Unistalling TomTom will not fix the problem as it does not replaces the BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll
Only solution (that work for me) was a factory reset..
But as your radio did not work before the TomTom install I guess that you have an other problem.
Did you try the radio when the unit was still with the factory software (clean)?
I have TomTom installed and is working fine for me.
But reception quality is poor, much worse than i had with HTC Artemis long time ago :-(
Spacetower said:
I installed TotTom but the radio didnt work before that, any suggestions.
I even have problem with bluetoth, cant start bt.
After reestart It say:
BTTrayce is not a valid pocketPc-program. And i really need btoth.
\\ Spacetower
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I had a similar issue, just remove BTTrayce from Windows/Startup it dosent seem to effect the use of tomtom.
Nb. I did install tomtom on my device and just discovered Bluetooth also dosent work now!!
Could you please post a copy of BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll so i can try and restore the originals and let others know if it fixes the issue. thanks
htc-hd2 said:
Once you installed TomTom, and even removed it, you will keep having this problem.
TomTom updated the BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll with their own, and will cause the BT and for some reason FM radio not to work.
Again.. Unistalling TomTom will not fix the problem as it does not replaces the BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll
Only solution (that work for me) was a factory reset..
But as your radio did not work before the TomTom install I guess that you have an other problem.
Did you try the radio when the unit was still with the factory software (clean)?
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I wish that I could help you, but it will not let me copy the BtCoreIf.dll file. (permission denied)
As for the BtSdkCE30.dll file. It's not on my system. I guess that this file is not needed.
Reset to factory settings.
I didnt try radio before i installed tomtom.
So now i am going to do it the easy way, factory reset and try all proggs before i install my favorite apps.
By the way, it seems to be a very nice phone
Thanx all for quick replays
\\ Spacetower
Now after factory reset everything seems to work.
I wonder if i dare to install tomtom....
Spacetower said:
I didnt try radio before i installed tomtom.
So now i am going to do it the easy way, factory reset and try all proggs before i install my favorite apps.
By the way, it seems to be a very nice phone
Thanx all for quick replays
\\ Spacetower
Now after factory reset everything seems to work.
I wonder if i dare to install tomtom....
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Just remove the two "bad" files from the tomtom .cab file before you install it.
The files that need to be removed are "BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll"
Use "WinCE CAB Manager" to do the job (google WinCE CAB Manager)
Ok, i try that.
I let you know how it goes...
\\ Spacetower
Now i installed TomTom and i did a rebuild before without the bt files and it works great, thanx m8.
\\ Spacetower
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Hi
During my holidays the internal gps stopped working on my Touch HD. I was using Duttys 6.5 R5 at that time. I noticed this when I wanted to start a tool called GPSed again after some days of not using it (before that, it worked fine and never had problems with connecting or synchronizing). Any tool that use the GPS was not able to connect to the GPS anymore. I tried soft resetting and a hard resetting the phone. All the different programs were able to connect and lock to a GPS signal pretty fast without any problem before.
Now I'm on Duttys 6.5 Leo 2 (flashed the phone yesterday) and there's still no sign of life from the internal GPS. I've used a number of programs to check (GPS Test, HTC GPS tool, google maps, tomtom) to see if any of these programs was able to connect. Non of the programs is able to connect via any com ports (com0 to com9).
Has anybody experienced or heard about similar problems where the internal GPS module just died?
Before I give up and assume that the GPS hardware module is simply broken, is there any way that I can check if the interal GPS is enabled/disabled (for as far as this is possible) or check if it is broken or not?
I've been googling like crazy, but so far I found no solution/advice.
Please advise!
[UPDATE]: I solved the problem by installing Duttys 6.5 Leo 3
Have you downloaded latest data using QuickGPS?
I had a similar problem with GPS on my touch HD. I didn't do a hard reset but I did do a soft reset which did not fix the problem. I used the HTC GPS tool to do a cold start of the GPS and this fixed it.
Hello, i had a similar problem after installing WM6 voip.
I read some post and i found that the problem was with dnsapi.dll in the direcory windows. Try to search in the forum.
I solved renaming this file in dnsapi_old.dll, you can try...after that reboot. If it does not work you can rename again and return to the initial state.
Maury
Fallen Spartan said:
Have you downloaded latest data using QuickGPS?
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Yes I have. But that does not help anything.
galthop said:
I used the HTC GPS tool to do a cold start of the GPS and this fixed it.
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I have also tried to work with HTC GPS tool. But the tool is not able to find the GPS. So I cannot restart or log anything.
maury1971 said:
Hello, i had a similar problem after installing WM6 voip.
I read some post and i found that the problem was with dnsapi.dll in the direcory windows. Try to search in the forum.
I solved renaming this file in dnsapi_old.dll, you can try...after that reboot. If it does not work you can rename again and return to the initial state.
Maury
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This I will have to look into. I have not installed any voip application, and I believe that Dutty also has not inserted any VOIP tool in the ROM that I used. With File Explorer on the phone I'm not able to find the dll file under \Windows\ (That's were it should be, isn't it?). Is it a hidden file?
It's good to know that some of you have had similar problems. That gives me a little bit of hope that I can get this fixed. Maybe I should flash my phone again but this time using a WM6.1 ROM.
Yes, dnsapi.dll is an hidden file you can see it with resco file explorer.
I don't know if your is the same problem...bat if you find the file you can try.
Maury
hdam said:
I have also tried to work with HTC GPS tool. But the tool is not able to find the GPS. So I cannot restart or log anything.
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where can I get this HTC GPS tool, please. google yields just crazy links...
edit:
got the tool now. how can I reset GPS receiver, or something like it?
swoop_xda said:
where can I get this HTC GPS tool, please. google yields just crazy links...
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got the tool now. how can I reset GPS receiver, or something like it?
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Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=360477
Hi.
I am having some trouble with my LEO!
When I try to enable bluetooth trough comm manager, I recive a message that says "can not enable bluetooth".
When I am going on advanced settings menu and touch the bluetooth icon it gets highlighted but nothing happends. All others connections and icon do work perfect.
I have had my device for 3 days, and have never tryed bluetooth on it before. I have stock ROM on it.
Hope that someone can help me with this problem.
Sorry for crappy english! =)
Do you have TomTom installed on your machine? That navigation software can screw up the Bluetooth stack on the HD2 by installing and overwriting WM stock bluetooth files...
Drakknar said:
Do you have TomTom installed on your machine? That navigation software can screw up the Bluetooth stack on the HD2 by installing and overwriting WM stock bluetooth files...
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Yes, I have tomtom installed. Is my only option hard reset, and never use tomtom again?
When device is starting up I got a warning: BTTrayCE.exe is not a valid pocket PC program.
Any ideas?
It's very simple to fix this:
remove BtCoreIf.dll from Windows folder and softreset.
ghale said:
It's very simple to fix this:
remove BtCoreIf.dll from Windows folder and softreset.
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Thank you so much! It is working perfect now! =)
You're welcome.
Same problem, trying to apply the same solution, but can't delete the file. I've tried with Total Commander but it says it can't! Any ideas what the 'user error' here is?
Please check if the attribute of the file is ROM.
If is ROM, then you have the original file.
If ROM is not set, then try to soft-reset the device then with the native file manager choose "Show all files" and delete the file.
Then soft-reset again.
It is read only, system and in ROM according to Total Commander. The native file explorer has now lost the delete option completely! Properly stuck now!
It's a normal behaviour of the file Explorer. You can't delete a ROM file.
You have the original file.
Try to delete BTTrayCE.exe, then and then restart.
It will be restored automagically.
Let me know.
That is also a ROM file and won't delete.
Ah!
I don't know, then, what is the problem.
What type of issue you have on your mobile?
Exactly the same as the OP, when the phone starts it has a Bluetooth Error, then won't start Bluetooth.
Ok, but you can write what message you see, exactly, please?
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Exactly the same as the OP, when the phone starts it has a Bluetooth Error, then won't start Bluetooth.
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Factory reset will fix it, and was for me the only way to get it to work again.
For fun.. Try your FM radio. It does also not work anymore!
Sorry, I can't help you, then.
Yes, unfortunately in some cases it's impossible to delete the files modified by the TomTom install. At first I have done a hard reset, too; then I prepared a modded TomTom CAB file without the BT drivers so that now everything works fine. If you should need it, I can upload it somewhere.
Hmmmmm! I'm not going to run a factory reset until I can put HSPL and a modified ROM, it's a pain not being able to use my bluetooth headset, but not worth the hassle of reinstalling everything. While I'm waiting I'm going to try out loads of other bits of software and workout how to use Sashmi etc to make it much easier to restore everything when I change ROMs.
Drakknar, if you could upload that file somewhere that would be useful, not just for me I'm sure. Maybe email it to the guy who's doing the hints and tips thread to attach it to that perhaps?
I'd be glad to share the link with everyone, but I think that posting a link to TomTom Cabinet in XDA-Dev would be against the rules. If it's allowed, I'll send the link to the author of the tips n tricks post, otherwise I can send a PM with the updated .cab to those who are interested
Drakknar said:
Yes, unfortunately in some cases it's impossible to delete the files modified by the TomTom install. At first I have done a hard reset, too; then I prepared a modded TomTom CAB file without the BT drivers so that now everything works fine. If you should need it, I can upload it somewhere.
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maybe renaming the file will work?
Hi,
I have a problem with TT7 on my HD2.
After installing TT7, the phone starts up with an error message: BTTray something is not a valid program.
And that disables Bluetooth completely.
I wonder if anyone else has this problem and if there's a fix for it.
The TT version is 7.916.9189
Any suggestions appreciated,
M.
Delete/rename \Windows\BtSdkCE30.dll and \Windows\BtCoreIf.dll
Then soft reset
Exlo said:
Delete/rename \Windows\BtSdkCE30.dll and \Windows\BtCoreIf.dll
Then soft reset
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Hi Exlo,
I didn't find BtSdkCE30, do have a BtSdkCE50 instead, but wasn't sure if that should be deleted as well.
I've deleted the BtCoreIf.dll and although Bluetooth still works after installation, TT doesn't run: Invalid Windows Mobile version.
M.
same
Hello,
I've had the exactly same problem that you have, I couldn't find any solution so I just made an Hard reset after having saved all my pim data with My phone. If you can't find a solution maybe you should do so.
Good luck there.
seagle77 said:
Hello,
I've had the exactly same problem that you have, I couldn't find any solution so I just made an Hard reset after having saved all my pim data with My phone. If you can't find a solution maybe you should do so.
Good luck there.
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TomTom overwrites 2 files:
\Windows\BtSdkCE30.dll
\Windows\BtCoreIf.dll
renaming these 2 files (add .bak extension or something) and performing a soft reset should restore the default dll's and fix the problem.
If that doesn't work:
I used a cab file for TTN that's HD2 specific.
Don't recall where I found it (usenet maybe, or through a messageboard), but it skips the bluetooth dll installation.
Filename of th cab I have used: HTC_HD2_TomTom_7.916.9189_vga_black_nobt.cab
Well known problem
This is nothing new. TomTom installs have been doing this since version 6. You'll need to 'Show all files' in File Explorer to see the BtCoreIf.dll and the BtSdkCE30.dll or you can use something like Total Commander.
I've done this on many devices and it all works fine so long as you delete these 2 files and then soft reset. DON'T delete anything else though!!!! That'll probably screw your Bluetooth up.
i found that tomtom stops my FM radio working!
Yes TomTom messed up my Bluetooth, FM radio and ?WiFi too.
I was only a day or to into my ownership so didn't mind a hard reset.
I copied all TomTom related files to the storage card before the hard reset.
When it rebooted I copied the navigator.exe as a short cut to the start menu. It has worked perfectly since.
flunkyou2 said:
i found that tomtom stops my FM radio working!
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Could you tell me on what type of phone that happened?
I just renamed the \Windows\BtCoreIf.dll then everything was working again
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kaospiloten said:
I just renamed the \Windows\BtCoreIf.dll then everything was working again
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Same thing here. I renamed to btcoreif.dll.old, did a soft reboot and no more error messages. also my bluetooth now works again.
Thanks for the solution!
thebishops said:
This is nothing new. TomTom installs have been doing this since version 6. You'll need to 'Show all files' in File Explorer to see the BtCoreIf.dll and the BtSdkCE30.dll or you can use something like Total Commander.
I've done this on many devices and it all works fine so long as you delete these 2 files and then soft reset. DON'T delete anything else though!!!! That'll probably screw your Bluetooth up.
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Got same problem here...
I've renamed BtCoreIf.dll, deleted BtSdkCE30.dll using default WM file explorer displaying all files and rebooted the device.
Works perfectly! FM radio too
Thanks.
Hi,
I know there should be a fix for TomTom and bluetouth stack that it crashes?
Have search but could not find it??
anyone?
in short....no. a hard reset is the only way. some folk speak of deleting certain files but these are inaccessable while wm is running. hard reset and take out the two bluetooth files from the tomtom cab using cab manager. then save the new cab and install.
Well, it's pretty simple and doesn't require a hard reset if you have the right file manager. I use gsfinder but there are many others too. With this app, you rename the files instead of trying to remove them. A quick reset fixes everything. Then just simply remove the renamed files.
Hi all
Just noticed this morning that when I try to use the FM Radio on my HD2 the program won't run and I get a message that just says "Unexpected error!". I'm pretty sure it worked a few weeks ago....
Anyone else had this?
Phone details below.......
OS Version 5.2.21903
Manila version 2.5.20121415.1
ROM - kwbr topix 1.6.5 WME
Radio - 2.09.51.03_2
I noticed a similar thing the other day. I tried to load the FM radio, it loaded with the spinning balls and then just closes...is there anyway to reinstal it?
Is there a .cab file for it or something? Or is there an alternate FM radio program (I refuse to say app!) that I can try??
Anyone???? Bueller??? Anyone..........
Do you have tomtom installed? If so it overwrites files used for the bluetooth stack which are also used for the fm radio. This then causes it to stop working.
No tomtom installed, I use copilot. bluetooth is also working OK...
dwarf said:
Do you have tomtom installed? If so it overwrites files used for the bluetooth stack which are also used for the fm radio. This then causes it to stop working.
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I use tomtom... is there anyway to restore the original?
UPDATE: TomTom changes/replaces these files :
\Windows\BtSdkCE30.dll
\Windows\BtCoreIf.dll
After deleting them FM radio now works again
lukedom89 said:
I use tomtom... is there anyway to restore the original?
UPDATE: TomTom changes/replaces these files :
\Windows\BtSdkCE30.dll
\Windows\BtCoreIf.dll
After deleting them FM radio now works again
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I read that solution somewhere else so I'd like to try. The odd thing is that even though I'm not using TT myself, I suspect that the cook of the ROM I'm using has done so for testing. As a result the files are there but I just can't get rid of them. All I get is a message telling me they are in ROM and can't be deleted.
Any ideas on how I could rename them (preference) or delete those files?