i was installing the .cab for the intellidialer , i got the following error message
the file windows\iacontacts.dll is in use or in rom.if the file is not in rom, pls close the application using the file.
i was sure that no application is opened then i did hard rest the installation continued succssesfuly but i got the same error message when i tried to install the cab file to upgrade photo contact to version 1.20
how can i solve this problem
find the dll file and rename it to say iacontacts.dll.bak and try to install the app... whenever u get that error message just rename the dll file that is in use and you're good to go
good luck
thanks very much
you are welcome
Hello,
As everybody already knows there are some serous problems with Qtek9090 device type models and carkits. A nice echo is produced when somebody is calling. I have a wavedev.dll file that should resolve this issue but I can't replace it on my Qtek9090 because it's a system file. How can I force this replacement?
Thanxz for any response, I bought this complete set and i'm thinking about it to return it. Operator T-Mobile, rom1.40, radio 1.20.
Peterpanman.
rename existing wavedev.dll to wavedev.bak, copy the new file and reboot.
Just curious but is it definitely Radio 1.20 or 1.12 as 1.13 is the latest I know of....
wavdev.dll
hello mamaich,
of course i can not rename the file because it is a system file, in use, attributes can not be removed. anybody has another idea?
peter
(sorry for the type mismatch radio 1.12)
Re: wavdev.dll
1. All files in ROM can be freely overwritten even if they are loaded by applications. But they of cause cannot be renamed.
2. Files in object store that are opened cannot be overwriten. So if you cannot do that - than this file is contained in object store and was already updated, probably by some CAB from extended ROM.
3. WM2003 allowed opened files from object store to be renamed. According to your post you have 2003SE.
If you cannot rename this file - the file may be in ROM, so you can freely overwrite it with explorer.
If you cannot overwrite it - you still can rename it. In this case after renaming there would 2 copies of file. One with the new name, and the old wavedev.dll would reappear (the ROM version would be visible again).
In some rare cases some program may completely prohibit access to the file, but i've never seen that for DLLs. Unless you are using some PocketPC antivirus (a completely silly idea by the way). In this case uninstall antivir and do a soft reset.
WM2005 does not allow user to overwrite ROM files, but they can be still overwritten by OS itself, for example by creating a custom CAB file. I do this in my WM5 patches.
Not working
Hello mamaich,
Thanks for the complete answer but unfortunally none of these options work. Renaming the file does not create a new copy of the renamed file. I can't even copy the file, it says \\Windows\wavedev.dll access denied. Maby you can tell me how to create a .cab file so that this file is copied and overwritten? something with .net or something?
Thanxz,
Peter
Re: Not working
Peterpanman said:
Hello mamaich,
Thanks for the complete answer but unfortunally none of these options work. Renaming the file does not create a new copy of the renamed file. I can't even copy the file, it says \\Windows\wavedev.dll access denied. Maby you can tell me how to create a .cab file so that this file is copied and overwritten? something with .net or something?
Thanxz,
Peter
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You can use WinCe Cab Manager
I know that someone already posted files for removing keys from registry but that method could be useful too.
So, when you're trying to reinstall hotfix it normally says "Incorrect version". Click OK, and then go in file explorer to "My device" main folder. There should be file called Install.cab - this is the actual hotfix. And by clicking it you should be able to install it even if *.exe file said "Incorrect version"
You can apply that trick to other hotfixes too.
I'm trying to install an unsigned apk file for testing purposes and i'm getting the following error.
pkg: /data/local/tmp/AL-Android.apk
Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES]
Is there any way to bypass or disable the cert check and get it loaded so I can test?
You can download zip signer from the market and if will sign any apk or zip from your device.
I'm trying to use Zip signer, but it's teling me that it can't find the output file name I gave it (which is true becasue it doesn't exist) but when i leave both input and output file names the same, it says to change the name. What am I doign wrong?
the apk i have is in /system/app. Should I move it?
Hello, I'm trying to root a Android TV, following this post as a guide, however whenever I get to Magisk and try and patch the image, it fails with a "no application can handle this operation" error whenever I try and open the image file, I assume this is due to the lack of Files app on the device. I tried installing the files app from an apk, however that immediately crashes on the device.
Did you try other file managers like fx file explorer? Also you need not patch boot.img or recovery.img on the device you want to root. You can just transfer it to your phone, patch it and copy it back.