Originally Posted by ToxicToastKatz (Post 694805)

Wow...that was QUICK! thanks for the response. That would work perfectly for me, since I do use Microsoft Exchange servers and constantly have an ActiveSync connection.
I have read some horror stories about installation from people (software causes errors, GPS doesn't work, etc...), is it pretty failsafe? Once installed, can you unistall the .cab to reset the .reg edits?
Just to be clear, you follow the installation instructions and that's it? After it's installed, you can start Live Search, Google Maps, Telenav, etc...and the locks are pretty instantaneous?
Sorry for all the questions :)

Originally Posted by drewcam888 (Post 694821)

I know of no horror stories. Just install the quickgps .cab. The copy the edited .exe to the windows directory with the phone's file explorer. then import the reg edit. You don't have any guarantees of instantaneous locks. If you have aGPS I see no need for this since it is already fast. With standalone gps then this will provide fixes of under 1 minute for me. If you don't like uninstall the program.

Originally Posted by drewcam888 (Post 694850)

Nope you are on your own with the touch. I don't even know if the software will work well for that phone. Locks indoor will probably not improve. GPS doesn't work well at all indoors.

Originally Posted by MrObvious (Post 695844)

AGPS can be done using the thread Shadow made for quick GPS (it says Alltel but does any carrier). Just follow the instructions Toxic.

Originally Posted by ThePeter (Post 653058)

On HTC Touch Diamond...



On Alltel:

I'm having some trouble with QuickGPS. Previously, the 'download' button would connect, have a progress bar, and then say 'Connection Failed, Please try later'.

I followed these instructions to try and get QuickGPS to work, and now when I try to open QuickGPS I get the error

"The file "QuickGPS" cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or restoring this file."

Multiple reinstallations and recopying the registry file don't do anything different. I can plainly see that the old QuickGPS.exe file is still in Windows, even though I told it to overrite. I used Rosco 2008, on trial right now. Any suggestions to get this program working again?