8 APR 09 - UPD 25: Mods please lock this thread!

[aldojr80]

Originally Posted by scrosler

Dude, what are you doing to that keyboard!

Sliding the keyboard will nto cause a freeze. It has to be somthing elese. Does it do this on a ROM that I cook with NO customizations?

If so you have defective hardware. I can assure that my keyboard is 100% functional. I tested it ;c)

Prove it video tape yourself sliding the keyboard to see if it works while holding todays newspaper while lifting one leg and singing an american idol song with a canadian accent. Then we will believe you.

[scrosler]

Originally Posted by aldojr80

Prove it video tape yourself sliding the keyboard to see if it works while holding todays newspaper while lifting one leg and singing an american idol song with a canadian accent. Then we will believe you.

AHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

THat was good, that was really good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[scrosler]

Originally Posted by aldojr80

Prove it video tape yourself sliding the keyboard to see if it works while holding todays newspaper while lifting one leg and singing an american idol song with a canadian accent. Then we will believe you.

OMG!! DUDE< I CANT STOP LAGHING! HOLLY ****!!!!!

[impudent1]

Originally Posted by aldojr80

Prove it video tape yourself sliding the keyboard to see if it works while holding todays newspaper while lifting one leg and singing an american idol song with a canadian accent. Then we will believe you.

I already have that video, I sent it to HTC and Verizon. They still don't believe me. There is a thread dedicated in this forum to keyboard failure. One Sprint tech says the problem exists below the space key, a ribbon connector that may need to be reset.

[jbachandouris]

I found the modified TF3D config cab. The question is do I need to re-flash and take out the non-working version? Do I even need this program?

[oldman]

Originally Posted by jbachandouris

I found the modified TF3D config cab. The question is do I need to re-flash and take out the non-working version? Do I even need this program?

First, I don't think that you need the performance tweaks. Those were done last year, and I'm sure that Scott has included the good ones in his ROMS.

It does have some other capabilities that can come in handy such as changing the soft key names on the bottom of the pages but if you can handle registry edits, that also works.....I think that it's just a timesaver to avoid registry edits.

As far as removing it, you don't really have to remove it, just go to the folder, delete the existing tweaks file, and insert the 2 that are in the post.

In a later post (a couple of days later) someone put everything together so that when you loaded the app, the correct files were already there. (The original app was designed for a GSM phone and that's what caused the problem).

Bob
bob

[jbachandouris]

Originally Posted by oldman

First, I don't think that you need the performance tweaks. Those were done last year, and I'm sure that Scott has included the good ones in his ROMS.

It does have some other capabilities that can come in handy such as changing the soft key names on the bottom of the pages but if you can handle registry edits, that also works.....I think that it's just a timesaver to avoid registry edits.

As far as removing it, you don't really have to remove it, just go to the folder, delete the existing tweaks file, and insert the 2 that are in the post.

In a later post (a couple of days later) someone put everything together so that when you loaded the app, the correct files were already there. (The original app was designed for a GSM phone and that's what caused the problem).

Bob
bob

Go to the folder? If its already flashed in, don't you have to re-flash to remove it?

[oldman]

Originally Posted by jbachandouris

Go to the folder? If its already flashed in, don't you have to re-flash to remove it?

Yes, if it's flashed in, the you have to re-flash to remove it

bob0

[jbachandouris]

Originally Posted by oldman

Yes, if it's flashed in, the you have to re-flash to remove it

bob0

Thanks. That's what I thought. Why does the world clock need disabling?