After run the "Connection Setup", a application is set inside the JBlend, and it cannot be removed (the Menu/Application/Delete is dimmed). Is there any method to remove it (by registry hack or config file).
The application in the JBlend is not exist if I hard reset the Touch Diamond, I don't want to hard reset and install every application again.
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OK, so it seems that just about every time i want to uninstall/upgrade a program on my tilt (not cracked, only bypassed the att crapification...er, customization).
what happens is, certain programs (most recently cetwit) will not fully uninstall when i goto remove them from remove programs. it says this and asks if i wish to remove the program from the list of installed programs, and i usually say yes. that program is still listed when i goto start/programs, and the program files are still safe and secure in the program files folder through file explorer.
the worst part is, when i try to reinstall/install an updated version, it shows two icons in my programs list, which is very frustrating...enough so that it causes me to hard reset and reinstall everything over again. i've run registry and junk file cleaners to no avail.
is there any way to COMPLETELY remove a program in this situation, or am i required to hard reset each time it happens?
maybe here i will also ask for a good registry cleaner that knows what to kill and what to leave...
sktools wiped out some important things, had to hard reset and start over because even my backup app couldnt fully recover.
Get a file explorer, delete the program's folder in Program files, delete the shortcut in the start menu and most of it is done. You can then use a reg cleaner to remove the last remains in the registry.
That has happened to me with a couple of programs, I'd blame the programs rather than WM.
I have a similar issue. I've removed the program folders, shortcuts, registry entries, etc. but the programs still appear in the remove programs list under settings / system. Although it's not causing me any problems per se it is really annoying. If anyone knows how to fix it I'd love to know.
on pc's the list in add/remove
is
located in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
would asume that they are stored in reg on pda's too
I've had that happen a few times also, what usually fixed it besides manually deleting the folders and shortcuts, is to remove it in add/remove programs in activesync. Just check the box that says to delete from handheld and desktop.
I've tried that - using AS to remove the applications - but it still doesn't work. They all show up with a size of 0.0K but removing the tick in the box and selecting the remove from both device and computer option does nothing - they still show up in the list on both devices.
Hi,
I recently installed Orneta Notepad Mobile, and after installing that, when I am talking on the phone and take out the stylus, instead of the Notes thing popping up, I now get this message:
"<filename.pwi>"
There is no application associated with "<filename>". Run the application first, then open this file from within the application.
I'm fairly certain it's because Notepad Mobile changed the file association for .pwi files, and so I tried changing the file association for this in Advanced Config -> File associations -> .pwi to \Windows\notes.exe, but that didn't help... any suggestions? Prefer not to do a hard reset if I can (bit lazy at the moment ), many thanks in advance!
It happened to me too. What I did was:
1. create a note with notes.exe
2. with resco explorer, open with... '\windows\notes.exe' and register it as default app to open pwi files
hope it helps
Hello everyone,
I was using SKTools in my old Diamond, and I was generally happy with it. As a result, I installed the app in my brand new D2, and started using it there as well.
Unfortunately, the results were a nasty surprise: When I ran the "Clean" routine, (in which I had also enabled the "Invalid Registry Values" setting, which is set to "not used" by default), I realised that the shortcuts for the default programs in the TF3D Start Menu (i.e. Home, Profile, Calendar, Settings) had disappeared for good. Since these 4 programs are unmovable from this screen, I couldn't even replace them with something else... The solution? Hard reset...
The D2 now works like a breeze, and for this reason I am afraid to run SKTools Clean again, even with the "Invalid Registry Values" setting disabled. I am also reluctant to use even the SKTools Backup module, although I definitely need to have a backup of my phone.
Has anybody used SKTools Clean and/or backup in D2? Does it work properly? Should I try it?
Thanks
Sprite backup worked great for me, after a hard reset and restore my phone worked as it did when I made the backup.
You should contact sktools manufacturer about these issues. They have the best answers
darfri said:
You should contact sktools manufacturer about these issues. They have the best answers
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You have a point, yet SKTools will not tell me which piece of software to use for backup if their own one doesn't do the trick... Nor will they direct me to another piece of software for "cleaning" the device, if theirs is prone to problems.
This is why I am asking feedback from you people here; to tell me if you have tried the SKTools app, and in case it didn't work out, which pieces software you would advise for these jobs (cleaning + backup).
jcan said:
Hello everyone,
I was using SKTools in my old Diamond, and I was generally happy with it. As a result, I installed the app in my brand new D2, and started using it there as well.
Unfortunately, the results were a nasty surprise: When I ran the "Clean" routine, (in which I had also enabled the "Invalid Registry Values" setting, which is set to "not used" by default), I realised that the shortcuts for the default programs in the TF3D Start Menu (i.e. Home, Profile, Calendar, Settings) had disappeared for good. Since these 4 programs are unmovable from this screen, I couldn't even replace them with something else... The solution? Hard reset...
The D2 now works like a breeze, and for this reason I am afraid to run SKTools Clean again, even with the "Invalid Registry Values" setting disabled. I am also reluctant to use even the SKTools Backup module, although I definitely need to have a backup of my phone.
Has anybody used SKTools Clean and/or backup in D2? Does it work properly? Should I try it?
Thanks
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I guess following registry values was deleted by using the Clean! action :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila\ProgramLauncher\3\IconPath
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila\ProgramLauncher\0\IconPath
SKTools will make a backup (standard setting) for the deleted Registryvalue.
Take a look into " My Documents\Registrybkp " folder.
If following files exist:
\My Documents\Registrybkp\Software_HTC_Manila_ProgramL auncher_3_IconPath.rgb
\My Documents\Registrybkp\Software_HTC_Manila_ProgramL auncher_0_IconPath.rgb
then start the option " SKTools Backup " and mark these 2 files and make a restore.
Exit SKTools
Softreset
To prevent the deletion by using Clean! action, go into settings > Invalid Registry Values > Exclude filter
Tap on Exclude filter and enter (field on the top) : Manila\ProgramLauncher;
OK
CharlyV said:
I guess following registry values was deleted by using the Clean! action :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila\ProgramLauncher\3\IconPath
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila\ProgramLauncher\0\IconPath
SKTools will make a backup (standard setting) for the deleted Registryvalue.
Take a look into " My Documents\Registrybkp " folder.
If following files exist:
\My Documents\Registrybkp\Software_HTC_Manila_ProgramL auncher_3_IconPath.rgb
\My Documents\Registrybkp\Software_HTC_Manila_ProgramL auncher_0_IconPath.rgb
then start the option " SKTools Backup " and mark these 2 files and make a restore.
Exit SKTools
Softreset
To prevent the deletion by using Clean! action, go into settings > Invalid Registry Values > Exclude filter
Tap on Exclude filter and enter (field on the top) : Manila\ProgramLauncher;
OK
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That was very helpful! Thanks!
In the next version we will exclude these registry values.
At moment, you can do by hand (see my previous post).
I've been trying to install numerous types of weather programs and have finally got one working.
I've deleted them through the "remove program" button but it seems that there might be a couple of exe files remaining somewhere and they keep trying to open. Hence, the annoying pop up messages.
Msg says-
cannot execute \program files\nrg\chromeminiweather\monitor.exe
Can anyone tell me where and how I can find this without doing a hard reset? The soft reset doesn't do anything.
Thanks
You need to use the file explorer and check in the Windows/Startup folder to see if there are any there.... Also you can use MemMaid or SKTools to try to uninstall them there too, as well as the Start/Settings/System/Remove Program.
You may also find them in the Windows folder.....
most likely it's a shortcut in windows\startup
delete it and reset
i can't help but keep trying new roms all the time but its getting annoying having to set everything up like facebook links, windows live, panels etc. is there kind of back up thingy to deal with this???
thanks
i don't know about an easy way, but i made myself a cab that sets up the base configurations that i need always.
What my cab does is:
1- import registry settings for the program registration that are kept in the registry, main settings of TF3D (tab order, shortcuts, weather and time settings), settings for galarm and gprofile, and some other software
2- put some shortcuts in the start menu for programs installed on the SD.
and this cab gets called with the autorun method (mort script autorun in the 2577 folder) which can install cabs silently and import registry file.
like this upon second boot (first boot is to call main rom script) i get my everyday use apps installed and configured.
i didn't do the autosetup for some settings that require passwords (wifi keys, facebook password), first i can't find all of them, second for security reasons