I've successfully created a cab installed xml that configures the basic proxy information for my work network, but I would like to add to it the url exception list. I did a search of the registry of some of the currently configured url's but couldn't find them. I also have not been to google any information on this subject.
Does anyone here know where the url exception list is stored?
Many thanks
Roger
Method Found
I guess I was searching for incorrect keywords...
What I found was that I can use CM_Mappings in addition to the CM_ProxyEntries in the wap-provisioningdoc I'm already using.
I used rapiconfig.exe to extract the needed entries and their values.
I am new to this forum and have seen a lot of tweaks here that could improve the performance. I have a Diamond but do not know how to tweak i.e. where do I go on the phone to get into regedit mode. I know on my PC and Laptop, I have to go to 'Run' and type 'regedit' and press 'enter' to get in to the registry editor. How can I do the same on the Diamond? Pease help.
Registry editor
You need a registry editing program. There are a number of third party programs available. One of the simplest is included in _Total Commander_ a file manager which includes a registry editor. There are also a number of free standing editors, at least one of which is free. Check this forum for threads.
anson
read wiki about diamond tweaks there are plenty
Thanks
Thank you very much ansonr and xdaking for your feedback.
Hey all, how would I go around creating a cab that will remove links throughout the phone... and also remove certain registry keys which I specify? I know how to create a cab and sign it and such. I've seen many guides on how to create a CAB that will add and modify registry keys, but I haven't been able to find one that tells me how to remove registry keys.
Thanks!
- Adam
Hi I happened to come across this website,
http://triton.homeip.net/RegistryChanger/
and it's got lot's of various reg tweaks that can be saved into a cab file.
And i thought it might be useful to some people
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
...
NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
b9228 said:
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
...
NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
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The registry editor that has write access rights? Since I think such isn't available on Lumia devices. I might be wrong now.
Nope, the editor isn't able to write to the registry only read...Needs the Interop Cap which in turn won't let you sideload without Interop Unlock...
The idea is a fair one, but if you read the first post of snickler's registry tools thread more carefully, you'll see it says it cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE area, and the registry key in question is in HKLM. I'm not sure what else the Interop-Unlock xap does, but this issue is already a blocker.
Until someone finds a way to properly edit that area of the registry, sadly, we're stuck with no Interop-Unlock for Nokia Lumias.
b9228 said:
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
...
NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your method is completely wrong in 2 ways.
One, the method you found is enabling other functions that you NEED interop-unlock to perform. Editing the registry is pretty much a chicken-or-egg problem. In order to edit the registry, we need Interop-unlock. In order to be Interop-unlocked, we need registry access.
Two, The registry editor only has read-access. In order to have write access it needs Interop CAP in WMAppManifest.xml which once placed, the app will refuse to deploy. A backdoor we found is that apps can be installed with Interop access if installed from the Store. First & Second-Party developers (namely Microsoft and OEMs) are the only devs able to upload InteropCAP apps to the store.
The Samsung Diagnostics tool is one exception, its an app made by Samsung but not from the Store but has registry read and write access. We used a hidden registry editor page in the app to Interop-Unlock the ATIV S. This method doesn't work on Nokia's because the method Samsung uses to edit the registry isn't available on Nokia.
One app that I've been looking into is the Preview for Developers app, if enabled, it writes an "1" (which is sort of binary for "yes") to the registry. If disabled, it writes a "0" to the registry (which is sort of binary for "no"). Looking into ways that I can reverse engineer it.
Interop = Access to the system registry and files.
Interop Unlock = Apps are now freely able to edit registry and certain system files but only if declared with Interop CAP (applies to side-loaded apps)
Interop CAP = In the WMAppManifest.xml, the app basically declares what functions it needs to use. If the CAP (declared function) is not declared in the Manifest, that function is unusable.
Gooddaytodie recently said he'd try new methods to interope unlock lumias
I have my fingers crossed