## codes

[rev800x]

For some reason the ROM I am using is missing the actual ## code files in windows. Non of them are there. Is there somewhere I can download these files from. I've searched the world wide web over and over and can't find a thing. All I can find is what to enter in, not the actual files that do it.

[Hypnotic2010]

Are you saying that you cant get the codes to work? Why would you need to acces them through the windows directory??
If the codes dont work its probably due to the roms dialpad, or a dialpad you put on the phone.

[rev800x]

Originally Posted by Hypnotic2010

Are you saying that you cant get the codes to work? Why would you need to acces them through the windows directory??
If the codes dont work its probably due to the roms dialpad, or a dialpad you put on the phone.

If you look through the Windows directory you can find the files that actually make the ## codes work. They are not on the phone anywhere. I tried using the stock dialer which made me go look to see if the files were even there which they are not. I need to find these files. I know they are out there somewhere. I once got a ## code pack for my mogul which would probably work but I have since lost it.

[WarChild]

this is a new one for me.

[rev800x]

At least I know on my Mogul to get EPST to work I copied the EPST file from my mogul to my TP but I don't have my Mogul anymore to get the files from. If your codes work, go look in the windows directory and you'll find them in there.

[signal34]

Originally Posted by rev800x

For some reason the ROM I am using is missing the actual ## code files in windows. Non of them are there. Is there somewhere I can download these files from. I've searched the world wide web over and over and can't find a thing. All I can find is what to enter in, not the actual files that do it.

The ##codes are actually registry settings in HKLM\Services\PhoneExt\KeyProgram. There are two String keys, Postfix and Prefix. These are the characters you need to dial prior to (Prefix) and after (Postfix) the EPST code. Both of my keys have the value "#" (I'm on Sprint) and I can only assume Verizon only has the Prefix key populated.

However I made a bunch of .lnk files a long time ago you can use. Just copy them into a directory and double-click the shortcut you want to run the desired code. Ma not be all encompassing but you can add your own.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...65&postcount=2

[rev800x]

Originally Posted by signal34

The ##codes are actually registry settings in HKLM\Services\PhoneExt\KeyProgram. There are two String keys, Postfix and Prefix. These are the characters you need to dial prior to (Prefix) and after (Postfix) the EPST code. Both of my keys have the value "#" (I'm on Sprint) and I can only assume Verizon only has the Prefix key populated.

However I made a bunch of .lnk files a long time ago you can use. Just copy them into a directory and double-click the shortcut you want to run the desired code. Ma not be all encompassing but you can add your own.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...65&postcount=2

Oh, so the files that are in the Windows dir. are just .lnk files. I get it now. So I wonder if I am missing those reg. settings. Guess I'll have to check that out.

[rev800x]

Well the registry settings are there. Guess I will try the .lnk files.

[rev800x]

I wonder why the codes won't work with the stock dialer. Oh well. And some of the .lnk files, like the #diag one, won't work.

[signal34]

Originally Posted by rev800x

I wonder why the codes won't work with the stock dialer. Oh well. And some of the .lnk files, like the #diag one, won't work.

Possibly some third-party app? Maybe it's interfering with the phone functionality.....