Method1:
Enter services.msc on the search bar.Enter Service, and then scroll down to Windows Update.
Click Stop on the Service status.
Select Disabled as the Startup type.
Click apply ok
Right click on the Windows button, and click Shut down or sign out.
And the select Sign out.
Method2:
Type gpedit.msc on the windows search bar.
Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Template > Windows Components>Windows Update
Then you click Configure Automatic UpdatesClick DisabledApplyOK
Method3:
Search Registry Editor on the Windows search bar and click it.
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mircosoft\Windows
Click Windows Select Key
Name the new key as WindowsUpdates and press enter.
Click WindowsUpdates and select key, name the new key as AU and press enter.
Click the blank on the right , and then click New DWORD(32-bit)Value.
Name the new key NoAutoUpdate and press Enter
Double-click the newly created key and change its value from 0 to 1
Restart the computer
best way to disable w 10 updates and spying is to download free shutup10 app
Thanks for Sharing such a nice tricks.
good work its working:good:
tested
The best protection against Windows 10 updates is using Debian 9.
Follow these steps to permanently disable Windows 10 automatic updates:
1- In the Start menu search bar, type Regedit.
2- From the search result, click on the Registry Editor.
3- open registery editro from start menu yehiweb
4- From the Registry Editor Window Navigate to the following path:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows
goto registery path
5- Right-click on the Windows folder from the left pane, hover your cursor over new to get its submenu and click on Key.
6- create key in windows folder yehiweb
7- Enter WindowsUpdate as the new key’s name.
8- Choose the Key option from the New submenu after right-clicking the generated key.
9- create key in windows folder yehiweb
10-Enter AU as the new key’s name.
11- Select the DWORD (32-bit) Value option from the New submenu after right-clicking the AU key.
12- select dword 32 bit value yehiweb
13- Enter the name NoAutoUpdate for the new key.
14- Change the value of the newly generated key from 0 to 1 by double-clicking it.
15- change value to 1 yehiweb
16- Then press the OK button.
17- Close all windows restart your windows.
Source : https://yehiweb.com/how-to-disable-windows-10-automatic-updates/
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How do i create a program icon shortcut? I have tried searching but It must be too simple lol
Open file explorer
click and hold the program until the pop-up windows shows.
Then navigate to the location you want.
select 'menu' -> 'edit' -> 'paste shortcut'
the default sms for all winmo phones are like chat style....is there a software to change back to the classic sms-by-sms style?
Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\
Then Create a Key named OEM and add a DWORD value named SMSInboxThreadingDisabled , set it to 1(hex)
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Thats out of the Wiki and work fine for me
yup, worked for me too...thanks
can try to install HD Tweaks, it still does a lot of tweaks to our Mega incl disabling threaded messages
You can also try Advanced Configuration Tool... there is an option to change the sms view....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=769314
If Total Commander:
1: Go in to //Plugins. Its the first folder.
2: Go into registry>HKCU>Software>Microsoft>Inbox>Settings
3: If there's no OEM folder, then make one. If there's an OEM folder then next step.
4: Press +Add Value+.
5: Write SMSInboxThreadingDisable.
6: Select DWORD in check boxes (TYPE), Press OK.
7: In Values write 1 (Hex) and OK.
8: Close everything, reset the device. Done.
Personal experience. Though threaded gives a bit of advantage, but with this NO lag and proper simplicity. Enjoy.
Anyone Know how to change the output of loud sound normal?
Edit HKCU/ControlPanel/Volume/MaxdBatten from 45 to 100.
Thank you. It works very well.
did you get your sound louder if so how did you do it i cant seem too find that reg hack
wardh said:
Edit HKCU/ControlPanel/Volume/MaxdBatten from 45 to 100.
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Can you explain what this means the computer illiterate.
slylec said:
Can you explain what this means the computer illiterate.
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Download registry editor:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10537448&postcount=1
Connect phone to pc and install (deploy) it to the phone.
Start the editor on the phone and navigate to the key and change it.
Let me know if you need more instructions...
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wardh said:
Download registry editor:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10537448&postcount=1
Connect phone to pc and install (deploy) it to the phone.
Start the editor on the phone and navigate to the key and change it.
Let me know if you need more instructions...
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i need more instructions if u can help thanks
sbgleeko said:
i need more instructions if u can help thanks
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Download the registry editor.
1. Make a folder Called REG FILE on your desktop.
2. Put the registry editor file into the REG FILE folder on your desktop.
3. Open the REG FILE folder and right click on the rar file. Click on 7zip and then Unzip Here.
4. Connect you phone to your pc.
5. Go to All Programs on your PC and click on Windows Phone Develepor Tools
6. Open Application Deployment
7. Click the Browse button and open Desktop
8. Double click on the REG FILE folder and then double click on the Registry editor XAP file.
9. Look at the Application Deployment window you opened and you will see the Reg XAP file. Click Deploy
10. Wait a short time and the window will tell you that the file has Deployed.
11. Disconnect your phone from your PC.
12. Go to the Apps page on your phone and Registry Editor should be there.
13. Open Registry Editor and you will see two HKEY entries.
14. Touch on HKEY_CURRENT_USER.
15. Touch [Control Panel]
16. Scroll down and touch [Volume]
17. Choose the item you wish to change and touch it.
18. Change the setting and press OK.
19. Use your back button to exit the Registry Editor and reeboot your phone.
Done.
Murdhie said:
Download the registry editor.
1. Make a folder Called REG FILE on your desktop.
2. Put the registry editor file into the REG FILE folder on your desktop.
3. Open the REG FILE folder and right click on the rar file. Click on 7zip and then Unzip Here.
4. Connect you phone to your pc.
5. Go to All Programs on your PC and click on Windows Phone Develepor Tools
6. Open Application Deployment
7. Click the Browse button and open Desktop
8. Double click on the REG FILE folder and then double click on the Registry editor XAP file.
9. Look at the Application Deployment window you opened and you will see the Reg XAP file. Click Deploy
10. Wait a short time and the window will tell you that the file has Deployed.
11. Disconnect your phone from your PC.
12. Go to the Apps page on your phone and Registry Editor should be there.
13. Open Registry Editor and you will see two HKEY entries.
14. Touch on HKEY_CURRENT_USER.
15. Touch [Control Panel]
16. Scroll down and touch [Volume]
17. Choose the item you wish to change and touch it.
18. Change the setting and press OK.
19. Use your back button to exit the Registry Editor and reeboot your phone.
Done.
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i tried this i keep getting a error at 9. saying my phone is not unlocked to be hacked or sumthin like dat . and then i get another error wen i try to register.
my phone dosent connect to windows mobil market place
This isn't really "hacking" but if you have WM6.5 and you want folders I've got good news for you! iOS is no longer the only OS that can do this (it never really was, WM could do this long before iOS ever could). It's really easy once you get the hang of it, and you can even have a folder inside of a folder inside of a folder, and so on.
So here's how:
1. Go into the Start Menu
2. Tap file explorer
3. Tap "Windows"
5. Scroll down and tap on "Start Menu"
6. Tap on "Programs"
7. Tap "Menu" then "New Folder"
8. Name it whatever you want, there's your new folder!
Now that you have an empty folder, you want to put things in it, so here's how:
1. From step 6 above, find the app you want to move
2. Tap and hold until you get a menu
3. In the menu, tap cut
4. Tap the folder you want to move it to
5. Tap and hold in the blank space and tap paste
6. That's it! Do this accordingly for whatever you want!
I successfully did this on my HTC HD2, if you can't get it to work, mess with it or comment below. I intend on making a video tutorial so you can probably expect that in a few months (sorry for the wait, I am very busy).
OR you can edit the registry:
Example:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila\Home\14]
"DispName"="Games"
"IconPath"="\\Windows\\Start_Icon_Games.png"
"ExePath"="\\Windows\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Games"
"IsFixedIcon"=dword:00000000
"HomeServiceType"=dword:00000001
"IsSet"=dword:00000001
"Index"=dword:00000003
"IsReadOnly"=dword:00000000
"ContactFavorType"=dword:00000000
"ContactOid"=""
"IsNeedRefresh"=dword:00000000
Edit those in blue. ExePath is the folder name.
PS I have these cooked in my ROM a long time ago
Folder
Whatever floats your boat, dude
Nice... But does anyone have a tutorial in a nutshell for managing the shortcuts in "Settings" ? As we all know, they are not in the "Settings" subfolder, but in registry. There are some default ones that You can change there, but as for the OEM ones, they are not always in the registry too, at least in the default location.
Title says it all. Any way to do it?
Konstantinos said:
Title says it all. Any way to do it?
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same way as in windows 7 if you're in Windows 8 Release candidate... right click desktop > personalise > color > uncheck enable transparency
not sure if it's there in RTM
I'm on RTM and it's not there. Can't registry be of any help?
[Windows Key] + R to bring up run dialog box
Type in resources & hit ok
Enter the themes directory
Open aero.theme in notepad
Change display name "Line 5" to say whatever you want. "Aero Lite" without quotations is what I use.
Scroll down to line 51 in the section [VisualStyles] and replace
Path=%ResourceDir%\Themes\Aero\Aero.msstyles
with
Path=%ResourceDir%\Themes\Aero\Aerolite.msstyles
Save the file to desktop or something as Aerolite.theme (make sure there is no .txt extension, must be .theme) --- Copy it to the Themes directory I mentioned above, you will probably get some sort of popup trying to block you from doing this, just hit continue...
Now just right click desktop, personalize, and scroll down and you should see your theme "Aero Lite" --- Select it & say goodbye to the annoying Aero transparency.