Disabling WiFi sleep mode when screen goes off (wm6.1)???

[Shahriar5252]

Originally Posted by devicemanager

Would this work when streaming satellite music too via cellular? I always hated that the backlight would stay on the whole time. I have lowered it but still, 4 hours of streaming doesn't leave much of a battery life for anything else. I have 2 batteries but still wish there was a way to shut the screen off without killing the apps.

PocketToolman 2 does not have the option of keeping the device on with the screen turned off while data is streaming in. On the XDA website, there is a forum dedicated to it. Maybe you should make a request to make this feature available in the future versions. Let me know if you find something. Good luck.

[Shahriar5252]

Originally Posted by devicemanager

Would this work when streaming satellite music too via cellular? I always hated that the backlight would stay on the whole time. I have lowered it but still, 4 hours of streaming doesn't leave much of a battery life for anything else. I have 2 batteries but still wish there was a way to shut the screen off without killing the apps.

Eurika! I found two programs that will turn off the display without turning off the device. In this way, you can save battery by turning off the screen while still running programs like mobile Windows Media Player, GPS, Skype, etc.

First, go to settings, system tab, power, advanced tab, and uncheck "turn off device if not used for..." for both device on battery and external power.

Second, download psShutXP. Click on the button for Light off. Your screen will turn off without turning off your device. You can turn your screen back on by pressing the usual power button on your phone. But remember if you want put your device to sleep mode along with turning off the screen, do it the usual way through your device's power button for maximun battery life.

You can also turn off the screen without putting device to sleep mode by PocketToolman 2. Just open the program and click on "screen off."

psShutXP has one problem: the menu that opens up gives you the option to do a hard reset if you tab on the MS Windows icon in the program's upper right hand corner. Of course, it asks you for confirmation, but I rather have this option disabled for safety's sake. You might give it to a child to play with and you don't want them to do an accidental hard reset. They have different skins, so if any one found a skin with the hard reset option disabled, please let me know too.

I tested both PocketToolman 2 and psShutXP on my Sprint Mogul (HTC TyTnII PPC6800), and they worked well on that phone.

Copy and paste these links:
http://ppcsoft.narod.ru/english/

http://pockettoolman.clarencech

[crazychef]

just so you know your phone is not called the TyTnII... its just the Titan...TyTnII is a completely different phone

[aaronpoweruser]

u can just turn the backlight off

[Shahriar5252]

Originally Posted by aaronpoweruser

u can just turn the backlight off

Turning off the back light only dims your screen; it doesn't completely turn off the screen. Mogul does not have an option to turn off the screen completely. So use psShutXP or Pocket Toolman 2 to turn off the screen completely. Good luck.

[MrObvious]

I use the no2 Power cpl module and it has a lot of options. IDK if that is what you are looking for.

[browngrad07]

My problem is.......i flashed my alltel mogul (htc-6800/titan) to cricket service. Now, everytime i cut on my phone, it loads past the htc screen, then loads past the alltel screen, and then sometimes half-way loads, or loads all the way thru the green windows mobile screen, and then the screen goes completely out, and wont cut back on, even though the phone is still on because the blue and green lights are constantly flashing at the top of the phone, and all of the surrounding lights on the front of the phone are illuminated. Some please help me....its my favorite phone

[drewcam888]

Sounds like you need to reflash the rom and maybe radio.