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What Sprint stuff? Care to be more specific?
The registry won't add or remove different applications from your device. If you want to install apps from the Alltel ROM someone needs to extract them from it in order for you to install them. To avoid all the Sprint customizations on your Mogul, perform a hard reset and when the device comes on for the first time, soft reset before the Sprint customization script starts running.
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I want to remove all of Sprint' IOTA/PCS settings. They're nested deep in the registry, regardless of whether or not I let Sprint's extended ROM install.
I'm using Cricket, which doesn't require any sort of data provisioning, and get an IOTA error about Power Vision not being able to connect everytime I receive an MMS message. I've tried manually adjusting settings to prevent Power from even being triggered, but all to no avail. There are tons of registry entries deling with this and I have no idea how to properly adjust them. Duplicating the registry of another prvider who doesn't redquire provisioning would, I believe, solve the problem nicely. |
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I did delete the connection. A process called HTC_GUARDIAN or something like that kept remaking it, but I disabled that program from startup.
I'm pretty sure the problem is that there's a registry entry somewhere that says to connect to Vision whenever an MMS message arrives, but I don't know which entry this is or how to disable it. |
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lol I know how to send. My username on HowardForums is mooingrhinocero. But deleting the IOTA directory really doesn't accomplish anything except provide you with less acknowledgement that you received an MMS.
If you leave that directory intact, your phone will still be able to do everything, but you get an extra error when you receive an MMS. Nifty little find that I stumbled across. Theoretically, I could manually wipe out the registry, one entry at a time, and then restore Alltel's, but that would be horribly time consuming. There has to be a way to automate this. |
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