CAB to conserve memory
 

WAS VERY TIRED MAKING THE THREAD, THIS HELPS WITH MEMORY AND PERFORMANCE, NOT BATTERY LIFE

Alright, got a cab file for it made and working.

Basically this is what it does:

All messages, including email and text messages are stored under main memory. If you use a lot of email or texts, or send and receieve a lot of attachments, it's going to build up and your phone memory and performance will suffer.

So what this registry tweak does is simply move the storage space of messages/attachments to your internal storage, saving you precious RAM.

Exact Registry Tweaks for those who like to do it themselves:

HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings

add "PropertyPath" with the string of "\Internal Storage\Messaging"
add "AttachPath" with the string of "\Internal Storage\Messaging\Attachments"


Saves a lot of space.

Make sure to soft reset after installing the cab

This tweak should move all messages over to the new internal storage folder, if not just select all files under Windows/Messaging and move them to there, else delete them.

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

does it slow down bringing the actual messages up, or sending/receiving?

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

No it does not, I've texted probably over 1500 messages after making this adjustment and it's never been slower on either.

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

does it work on the pro? nice work op.

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

I haven't been able to test the pro, but im fairly sure it should work with no problems.

Try it out.

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

Thanks for this tweak. Will try it out. :)

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

I'm going to try it out, see if it helps.

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

Let me know how it goes, it works flawlessly for me.

If you like it, go ahead and hit the green thanks button :)

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

Modified it a little for anyone who changes there internal storage to read Storage Car instead

Re: CAB to conserve memory
 

so if we apply your tweak, and then flash a rom...would all of our messages be kept on our internal storage even after the flash?