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Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Hi everyone. Trying to find a way (if possible) to automatically change a registry key every time the device reboots. Every time I reboot I have to go in and change one registry key manually, I know it's not that bad but I would love it if it could do it by itself. The key is to Enable Audio Booster without using a headset (I use a stereo bluetooth).
The key is: HKLM/System/State/Hardware/Headset The default is 0, and I have to change it to 1 after a reboot. |
Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Mortscript can do this with relative ease along with placing the resulting script in Windows/Startup (it can be done via notifications as well, but the Startup directory is easier as well as more compatible with Sashimi/XDA_UC)
Here is the Mortscript Manual that will teach you how to set registry keys: HTML manual for MortScript - xda-developers You can also set it to wipe out that pesky oversized HTC Album cache folder (Device/Application Data/HTC Album/cache) :) |
Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Thanks Quick, I don't know anything about creating scripts but there's no harm in trying. I might learn something new! I hope I can figure it out. Thanks again. By the way, that album cache, why would I want to delete it? Wouldn't it just rebuild itself the next time I looked at the "Photos & Videos" tab?
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Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
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I looked at some scripts that were close to what I wanted and just through trial & error whittled it down to what I needed & it worked!
For anyone who wants it I posted the file here, because I can't be the only one who needs this. You just need to place it in the "StartUp" folder. I named the file ABWBTH.mscr (Audio Booster With Bluetooth Headset). The Script is very simple: RegWriteDword ("HKLM", "System\State\Hardware", "Headset",1) |
Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Nice man, glad you got it working. As far as HTC's cache, yes it does rebuild itself, but I rather have it rebuild in pieces than use 18-20mb of phone storage on me. That's a lot of space on this device if you do storage intensive things like record phone calls.
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Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Hey Quick, I started to work on a script to clear out the HTC Album folder on startup but I found a much simpler way. Since I already have & use "Space Reclaimer" I used that. It allows you to do many things during startup including clearing out folders. The software cost $9 but I've had it since I was using Windows Mobile 2003 & it still works just fine. It does what you want it to do then closes itself. I never used that option before (deleting everything in a folder) but now I guess I will.
That software can be found here: ValkSoft Space Reclaimer |
Re: Changing a Registry Key Automatically on Startup.
Thanks for the pointer, but this thread has inspired me to make my own script with a few settings and file/directory removals at Windows startup. Some of my backups apps leave unsightly traces behind that I'm tired of seeing lol
But yeah, mortscript has fuctions like delete (file/folder), DelTree, RmDir, copy/move, etc.. Now if only I could upload my backups to my FTP server, I'd be pretty set! |
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