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Can I access my HTC Diamond via my PC and disable the welcome screen - align screen function from the Startup programs? Or any other way to ignore this welcome screen since the touch screen is damaged and no more functioning.
I can connect the device to active sync and browse it but I cannot delete the \windows\startup\welcome.lnk it says “ you don’t have permission to delete this file”
Hi guys
Basically i got a used HTC diamond, and the screen is very scratched, when using its not noticable but when u turn the phone off lots of marks are visible.
Is it possible to replace just the 'cover' of the phone? Does this phone have a replacable cover? Because the LCD is fine its just the outer surface cosmetic marks which are annoying me.
2.) Is there a way to get rid of the clock and calender / call history shortcut buttons on the main menue? I can minamize the clock but not get rid of the 3 items? And the icons at the bottom? Are they removable? Iv searched all over
Thanks veery much for any help!!
I don't know about Q1.
But for 2) You can switch off the touchflo3d interface.
Go to settings > Today> Items
Then untick Touchflo3d and select the elements that you do want.
Thanks a lot bro! But i want the touch flow, i just want to get rid of the 'calender' and 'cal history; links right in the middle of the menu....
But its not too big a deal
I really need help with number 1 ^ , can someone advise if i just need the case of the phone? And how would i do it?
Thanks a lot!
Q1) It's a pity a screen protector wasn't used. If not ya just need to replace the protector.
Anyways, you can try ordering a housing from eBay and changing it yourself:
http://shop.ebay.com/items/?_nkw=ht...&_trksid=m270&_odkw=diamond+housing&_osacat=0
Q2) The call history and calendar are part of the TF3D.. not removable
For Q2, you can use the Diamond TF3D Config tool to customize the TF3D interface. Follow this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=405749 and don't forget to thank its creator Sushilange!
Thanks guys
I need a protector or housing? Same thing?
What about these:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Housing-Cover...14&_trkparms=72:1690|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318
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Thanks guys
I need a protector or housing? Same thing?
What about these:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Housing-Cover...14&_trkparms=72:1690|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318
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Yea.. thats the housing link U posted.
Housing consists of the chasis of the device which includes the screen.
Screen protector only protects the screen (it's a thin transparent film...) IF you already have a screen protector on it, just change that! Simple.
Thanks bro.
Unfortunatly it dosent have a screen protector otehrwise it would be in better condition >_<
So all i need is the housing ya. With the Diamond, u have to work ur way from the back and disassemble EVERYTHING until you get to the front right? Or can u just pull it out somehow?
Is there a specific place you would recommend to get the chasis?
A quick google search turns up this:
http://pockethacks.com/htc-diamond-disassemble-video/
and
ftp://ppcgeeks.com/Diamond/Users/snovvman/ (some pictures)
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A quick google search turns up this:
http://pockethacks.com/htc-diamond-disassemble-video/
and
ftp://ppcgeeks.com/Diamond/Users/snovvman/ (some pictures)
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Incomplete disassembly, the major part on the LCD/Digitizer not mentioned.
Hi everyone, i'm a physical keyboard diehard fan. I'm using the keyboard case and it's great. However, I'm having issues with the space bar, which sometimes does not get pressed. In fact, it does not work at all with the tempered glass cover (the space bar, the other keys work).
Peeking under the keyboard i realized the on screen keyboard layout below the physical add on has a really tiny space bar.
This seems to be baked into the touchwiz standard theme, the keyboard is not compatible with other themes. Is there any way I can make this on secreen space bar larger so it gets always pressed? Can I add some material right under the space bar so it omproves "touchability"/contact with the screen?
Thanks
Guiyoforward said:
Hi everyone, i'm a physical keyboard diehard fan. I'm using the keyboard case and it's great. However, I'm having issues with the space bar, which sometimes does not get pressed. In fact, it does not work at all with the tempered glass cover (the space bar, the other keys work).
Peeking under the keyboard i realized the on screen keyboard layout below the physical add on has a really tiny space bar.
This seems to be baked into the touchwiz standard theme, the keyboard is not compatible with other themes. Is there any way I can make this on secreen space bar larger so it gets always pressed? Can I add some material right under the space bar so it omproves "touchability"/contact with the screen?
Thanks
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I think its becuase of the tempered glass screen protector. Becuase the glass screen protector has no adhesive on the screen area there is an air gap which is why the keyboard case doesn't work properly, it's what happend to me. I took the tempered glass screen protector off and put a normal tpu based screen protector on and the keyboard case work perfectly now, no skips in the keys which I press. Ohh and for the theme issue which you are talking about, that is none existent for me, I have used many themes on my s7 edge and the keyboard case works perfectly with them. The themes do not change the layout of the onscreen keyboard they just make it look different that's all.
Also if your keyboard isn't at its biggest size you can hold the button on your keyboard the one on the right of the symbol button, after holding it for a second or two it should bring up a popup this is where you click the settings button once you have clicked that you should be in the onscreen keyboard setting, scroll down until you find the keyboard size option and from there you can make the keyboard bigger or smaller according to your preference.
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I think its becuase of the tempered glass screen protector. Becuase the glass screen protector has no adhesive on the screen area there is an air gap which is why the keyboard case doesn't work properly, it's what happend to me. I took the tempered glass screen protector off and put a normal tpu based screen protector on and the keyboard case work perfectly now, no skips in the keys which I press. Ohh and for the theme issue which you are talking about, that is none existent for me, I have used many themes on my s7 edge and the keyboard case works perfectly with them. The themes do not change the layout of the onscreen keyboard they just make it look different that's all.
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Great! thank you so much. let's make this the (weirdos!) keyboard users thread...
1-themes: you cannot DOWNLOAD the themes with the keyboard attached, but you can download them and use them if you doanload them with the cover removed... however, once I apply the theme (material design flat for instance) and attach the keyboard, i get the message:
KEYBOARD COVER ATTACHED. UNABLE TO APPLY DOWNLOADED THEMES WHILE THE KEYBOARD COVER IS ATTACHED. THE DEFAULT THEME WILL BE APPLIED
so no luck for me.
2-i use a tpu but I had to go through a few, some also made it unable to recognize the lower row (space bar) of the keyboard. I will experiment with the tempered glass plus some paper or something to facilitate its use and will report back.
3-sometimes when the phone comes back from sleep with the keyboard attached in enters a kind of multi window loop which I can only stop by briefly removing the keyboard, has that happened to you?
thanks!
g.
I have not had any of the issue you're experiencing other than the tempered glass one where it would not register the keyboards buttons. But other than that I've just tried the material design theme (normal and dark version) and they work fine I don't get no notifications or information toasts telling me that the theme is uncompatible.
Ohh and by the way this is the screen protector I use: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01CH5RJT0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_udp_apa_DiADxbW8E784N
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My Keyboard cover just arrived from korea and my screen doesn't automatically adjust. It''s off by a row. If I have the Keyboard cover on when I launch the phone I can't access the swipe code to open feature. It's a great idea but can't figure out how to make it work.
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My Keyboard cover just arrived from korea and my screen doesn't automatically adjust. It''s off by a row. If I have the Keyboard cover on when I launch the phone I can't access the swipe code to open feature. It's a great idea but can't figure out how to make it work.
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Did you change the DPI/resolution in the display settings? That could be the reason why (although using it with different display settings seemed to work on custom ROMs based on the official one).
So when i use the home button it always pushes something on the screen and exits the app. I always have to use the most bottom part of the screen. Is this right? Or am i missing something?
Is there a screen protector involved?
I had a similar issue with a poor screen protector where if I didn't press down hard enough, it would alter my interactions.
All because the adhesive on the glass didn't adhere properly.
But to address the question, when the home button is pressed, it calls the home screen to reappear. Any applications you are working on would be shuffled to Background Operations known as 'Recent Apps' and accessible via the 'Recent Apps' onscreen button.
https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00077694/
We do it all the time with our android phones but when we invert our Google Glass the Display does not Rotate. My gut tells me there is a way to do this simply by sending the right code via adb shell. Or side load an app that is GG compatible that will do the same thing. Please Help me with this. This is the only way I can use Google Glass with my Left Eye (I have astigmatism in my Right)
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to reply!
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