Custom Taskbar

[PMoto]

Take a good look at this thread:
1% increment battery driver - xda-developers
PMoto

[Crake]

Originally Posted by PMoto

Take a good look at this thread:
1% increment battery driver - xda-developers
PMoto

I read all the 20 pages!!! but no luck.
I definitely sure that's due to the custom's icon taskbar.
That thread you refer is for people who are having problems with 10% steps of battery levels.
That's not my problem. All applications show it right. The problem is ONLY within the taskbar battery icon, because it only shows 100%.
I tried to install everything from that thread but the results are the same.

I wonder if with that files that i can't download ...

Thanks.

[seco10]

I think, tsowen had earlier posted the solution:

Make sure your registry says the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\security\ResOver\Bitmaps]
"BatteryIconLevels"=dword:65 (Hex) or 101 (Dec)
"BatteryIconIdStart"=dword:3e9 (Hex) or 1001 (Dec)
"BaseDll"="phcanOverbmp.dll"
"BaseId"=dword:0

Since you are using WM6.5.x, it could be that in your windows-folder is no phcanOverbmp.dll - therefore change the "BaseDll" to "shellres192.dll"

Good luck
SeCo

[Crake]

Originally Posted by seco10

I think, tsowen had earlier posted the solution:

Make sure your registry says the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\security\ResOver\Bitmaps]
"BatteryIconLevels"=dword:65 (Hex) or 101 (Dec)
"BatteryIconIdStart"=dword:3e9 (Hex) or 1001 (Dec)
"BaseDll"="phcanOverbmp.dll"
"BaseId"=dword:0

Since you are using WM6.5.x, it could be that in your windows-folder is no phcanOverbmp.dll - therefore change the "BaseDll" to "shellres192.dll"

Good luck
SeCo

Thanks a lot for your help, but it doesn't work!
Like you say, i don't have the "phcanOverbmp.dll" on the windows folder, probably due to WM6.5.
So i changed the "BaseDll" to "shellres192.dll" like you said.
After that, i have done a soft reset and i realize that the registry returned to its default state, i.e.:
"BaseDll"="\Windows\ExtPhoneCanvasOverRes_WVGA.dll "

Any idea what is causing this??

[seco10]

Originally Posted by Crake

...Any idea what is causing this??

I suggest you to post your ExtPhoneCanvasOverRes_WVGA.dll and the shellres192.dll here, so I could look over it. May be we find a solution...

Edit: or at first look over this post: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/wm6-5-x-pp...tml#post867943 - it shows another dll for Base... the phcanBattery.dll

[Crake]

Originally Posted by seco10

I suggest you to post your ExtPhoneCanvasOverRes_WVGA.dll and the shellres192.dll here, so I could look over it. May be we find a solution...

Edit: or at first look over this post: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/wm6-5-x-pp...tml#post867943 - it shows another dll for Base... the phcanBattery.dll

Thanks in advance.
Unfortunatelly i'm not able to send you the "ExtPhoneCanvasOverRes_WVGA.dll". Not even copy it with resco explorer to another folder. So i have only uploaded the shellres.192.dll to you.

Thanks again.

[seco10]

That's I was afraid of - in your shellres192 are only a few battery-icons (100%, 75%, 50%, 25%, 1%, loading). The question is now, if there's another dll with the whole needed 101 icons.
Therefore you could give me a link to where you got your taskbar from, so that I can check the other dlls. If there are no more icons in it, they have to create - a solution gave tsowen in my upper posted link. But this will take a little bit more time...
Another way: it may be you could install another taskbar?

[tsowen]

Originally Posted by seco10

I suggest you to post your ExtPhoneCanvasOverRes_WVGA.dll and the shellres192.dll here, so I could look over it. May be we find a solution...

Edit: or at first look over this post: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/wm6-5-x-pp...tml#post867943 - it shows another dll for Base... the phcanBattery.dll

Yeah check that post out, with WM 6.5 the game changed on how the icons were read in the dll files. The battery images were now in the shellres so most developers still used the phcan for the battery icons or made a new dll to place them in and did a simple registry edit to point it in the right place.