Reg tweaks [07/15/2007 rev.2] - Page 30

gobmonster · #**291** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 02:16 PM

well, i did set two tweaks back

i figured that the tweak that enabled the disconnect button or the tweak that made it disconnect after set time had something to do with it

when i tried load up an old reg file, i couldnt even connect to the net, so i figured the problem ran deeper and did a hard reset

after a fresh boot, i connectedto the net and called my self from the house phone, the call showed up and i was able to answer it

so i then tried the button disconnect tweak, and connected again, called my self, and the call went through like normal

then i tried the cachetime tweak and the problem came back, i tried to reset the key i changed by turning its default value back to #777, i didnt even touch the reset time so i left that as is, after a soft reset, i reconnected and called my self, the call showed up but yet again i couldn't pick up

so i did one more hard reset, installed all my old tweaks minus the cachtime one and the problem hasn't comeback

i think changing that key to say "#777 - timeout after cachetime" really messes something up, and although it does disconnect the net after a certain time, you cant accept any calls while on it, im assuming that that keys says more than "#777" and that what ever wasnt mentioned in the tweak is very important

borealcool · #**292** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by gobmonster

im assuming that that keys says more than "#777" and that what ever wasnt mentioned in the tweak is very important

I would like to get to the bottom of this, are you familiar with exporting in registry? If so, would you kindly export the Planner/Settings folder so I could take a look at it in a text editor?

gobmonster · #**293** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by borealcool

I would like to get to the bottom of this, are you familiar with exporting in registry? If so, would you kindly export the Planner/Settings folder so I could take a look at it in a text editor?

No problem, heres the fresh one that works, i dont have the one that didnt allow me to make calls as i stored that on my main memory and it was erased by hardreset

borealcool · #**294** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by gobmonster

No problem, heres the fresh one that works, i dont have the one that didnt allow me to make calls as i stored that on my main memory and it was erased by hardreset

Ok thanks but that's not quite it. What you did was a backup which creates a binary file, you need to export the folder. Go to the Planner/Settings folder, tap and hold the Settings folder and choose Export. That will create an ASCII text file with a .reg extension.

gobmonster · #**295** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 06:16 PM

sorry about that, heres the file

borealcool · #**296** (**permalink**) 09-29-2007, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by gobmonster

sorry about that, heres the file

Thanks I found a problem although I'm not sure if that was causing the EVDO issue or if it will fix it. There are two null strings following #777 compounded by the fact PHMRegedit wipes multiple data strings clean on edit. Your default Mogul string looks like this:

"SuspendResume"=multi_sz:"#777","",""

Once edited with PHM it looked like this:

"SuspendResume"=multi_sz:"#777 - Timeout after Cachetime"

When it should of been:

"SuspendResume"=multi_sz:"#777 - Timeout after Cachetime","",""

Give Mobile Registry Editor a try. It handles and keeps multiple data strings intact and allows you to edit the registry on your desktop through ActiveSync.