yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] ruinertt:
I dunno if it is in the MaxManila version, but it is present in the CookieMonster version.

Take a look in TaskManager and see if you have the MMTaskManagerhook.exe running.
[HD2 General] HotShotAzn:
Thanks for the tip. I'm giving this a go right now.

FYI, I'm experiencing battery drain on Energy. I've been reading that this is an issue with lots of roms.
[HD2 General] dmtaub:
Hello,

I am new to this phone, but not new to flashing and other things with HTC phones. One thing that I have always noticed with them is their battery life is horrible, and as the screens get bigger and more data intensive things are going on, the battery life is not going to be great.

How much time are you getting, a few hours, a day, half a day? Depending on usage and such, don't expect anything more than a day.

Also, if you can do the things that are noted, it will help significantly.
[HD2 General] frankd14321:
I have the stock rom and the battery life is horrible... worse than my n900 which sucks...

I read everywhere online how great the htc hd2 battery is.. 52hrs of up time? with mild use.. I get less than 10 with mild use.. and only 2-3 with heavy use..

I have had many phones this past year and so far this is by far the worse..

I have made my email update less.. turned off all auto updates as well..

I don't have many apps installed and have reset the device once already.

Screen brightness is set to auto..

Any ideas?
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
Thanks for your reply. I just sold my HD. I remember my HD could go 1.5 days the same usage as my HD2. But HD2 could only make around 6hrs. I'm sure there is something wrong with the battery system oh HD2.
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
Try to remove your SD card and test. Plz report here.
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
Tbattery

Hi, is any one here so nice to give a link to tbattery0.56? tbattery0.6 does not work on HD2, it will give out weird and huge numbers....I'm defeated by the battery, frustrating..
[HD2 General] DeekoVB5:
For me, the battery drain is all about the screen. The radios are actually pretty efficient. I've got weather/twitter/stock updating frequently (30/30/5 mins), and two push email services humming along (exchange/hotmail), and the phone barely sucks any battery if its just hanging out on my desk, pulling from data every few minutes. Talk time appears pretty good, too.

When my battery disappears absurdly fast is when I'm using the screen. Text messaging, web browsing, emailing....even light-moderate usage here sucks it down fast.

Other than turning down your brightness, I don't know what you can really do about that one. As screens get bigger, but batteries don't (in fact, my Palm Treo 755 had an 1800 mAh battery, Droid 1400, HD2 1230), battery life is going to suffer.
[HD2 General] HotShotAzn:
this was, in fact, my biggest concern. Big screen means more power. All the reviews I've read indicated I should be getting better than I have been, which is bothersome. I'm tempted to revert to a stock rom and give it a go.
[HD2 General] ruinertt:
Either turn your brightness down or turn on the auto brightness backlight adjustment.
[HD2 General] ruinertt:
Like what? It appears to be working fine for me (at least with the current power draw - which is all that I really care about).
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
OK. Here is my numbers from tbattery 0.6:

MS Percentage 52%

PA Percentage 52%

KADC 531%

RARC 528%

V_MBAT(V): 3.752

MAIN Battery ID(KOhm)31.5

pd_M 69

Temp 21.1

Current -222---------------------------See the current, the phone is idle now( not really, compass is running).

ARC 6464

FULL 12296----------------------------Weird, far away from the battery's capacity

1st dis_percentage 632%

1st dis_ARC(mAh) 7782

Cycle 0

Charger input Discharge
[HD2 General] ruinertt:
The current seems about right in all honesty. Even though you *think* that it is idle, there is stuff going on behind the scenes (your screen, for example, takes up A LOT of power).

Go ahead and load up 0.5x or whatever and see if you get anything different.
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
Yes. You are right. I was just going to update, with microSD inserted and compass program running and tbattery running, the current is around -222. Now I stopped all the running programs in task manager, current seems to be -162.
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
I still couldnt find tbattery 0.56.
[HD2 General] aedillor:
Miri's Elegant ROM TMO_US HD2

Using the ROM in the image below. Installed it with 64% at around 1pm today 03/29 and so far am still at 65% and thats with at least 30mins phone call, some web browsing and quiet a few text messages. tried the other ROMs for tmo_us and this MIRI ELEGANt is working out great for me. downloaded it at htcpedia.com
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
Hi. I am on that rom too. Will you please use this battery.exe to confirm the current of your battery when you finish restart your cellphone? (Wait a few seconds after completely boot up).

This is a hidden .exe file. Remember to show hidden files in your file browsers.
[HD2 General] dailydriver:
Okay guys. Here's something for you. Me and wife both have HD2's TMOUS on first day of release.

This is with all day use. Nothing is turn off on her's except brightness to 20%.

I turned almost everything on mine down. Check email longer, all data off... Brightness and what not.

We both go to work at 6:00AM

We both get back home at 5:00 PM

She has: 75% battery life left

I have: 23% battery life left

I asked her and she uses it moderately...text, few phone calls here and there.

Same with me.

The only difference is that, within my department, I have bad reception and it keeps searching for service. Maybe, this is what is draining my battery.

She has an excellent connection and her phone never searches.

Can searching for service drain your battery fast. Mine drains about 1% every 3-5 minutes. That is bad.
[HD2 General] dmtaub:
Definitely, the searching is probably the biggest drain.

Also, when I had my g1, you could turn off 3g and that was usually a big battery drain as well.
[HD2 General] bravo261:
my phone just died at 9pm after being unplugged at just 8am. i took out the sd card at 10am with 99% and it slowed the drain in standby considerably...to the point i thought this microsd suggestion was the fix. after some light use during lunch and the hours after it, the battery hit a slippery slope and it can't hold a candle to any of the 8 htc phones i've had before it.

using NRG's rom and most things disabled. gnarly.
[HD2 General] sleepwalkers:
For a modern smartphone like this, 10am-9pm is pretty normal.

I've found that I had these battery issues, but after a few charge cycles, the issues seem to have disappeared. It may just be that the battery isn't accurately reporting the life it has left and a charge cycle or two is what takes care of it.
[HD2 General] bravo261:
yeah, i think my touch pro2 and nexus one are modern enough to compare. Either way, 11 hours is not normal by any standard. two of my ultraportables nearly last that long, let alone a phone
[HD2 General] jehlinger:
OK, I've tested these tweaks for about 3 days and they seem to help with battery life considerably. I'm getting about 24+ hours on a charge with push-email enabled, bluetooth on, no auto-updates, about 30 minutes of phone calls, 20 texts, 20+ emails received/sent, about 30 minutes of google maps, about 30 minutes of web surfing.

I have a TMOUS HD2 bought the 24th. Elegancia ROM V2.0 WWE, Radio 2.08.50.08_2.

Apply these tweaks at your own risk, you might have to hard-reset if you screw something up.

Here they are:

HKLM>Drivers>SDCARD>ClientDrivers>Class>MMC_Class> DisablePowerManagement=0

HKLM>Drivers>SDCARD>ClientDrivers>Class>MMC_Class> High_Capacity>DisablePowerManagement=0

HKLM>Drivers>SDCARD>ClientDrivers>Class>SDMemory_C lass>DisablePowerManagement=0

HKLM>Drivers>SDCARD>ClientDrivers>Class>SDMemory_C lass>High_Capacity>DisablePowerManagement=0

HKLM>Drivers>SDCARD>ClientDrivers>Class>SIM_Class> DisablePowerManagement=0

HKLM>Software>HTC>Manila>HTCService>DocIndexerService.dll (delete this entry or rename to DocIndexerService.bak)

Perform Soft-Reset.

Before I did this, device bottom was always warm with sd card in the slot, now it's always cool. SD card performs like normal, access is just as quick as before. As always YMMV
[HD2 General] prosto:
As already mentioned, turn off 3G to save battery, when you don't need it.
[HD2 General] aceo07:
How/where do you toggle 3G?
[HD2 General] HotShotAzn:
comm manager, should be a 3G option.

FYI to the rest of the thread.

I did this and noticed about a 4% - 5% drain, per hour - compared to my 10% an hour drain just yesterday:

1) Disabled or greatly delayed how weather and stocks update

2) Installed the NRG cab/tweak to disable indexing

3) Removed the program mentioned in this thread from start up (the name escapes me at the moment)

4) Auto dim my backlight.

5) reformatted my memory card last night

Unplugged 1 hour and 20 minutes ago, 15 minutes of listening to music, a few emails and a few texts, I'm down 6%.
[HD2 General] jehlinger:
Most cooked ROM Comm Managers have a button to toggle 3G, you might have to scroll (swipe) down to see it. Don't recall if Factory ROM's have it, you might have to edit registry to get the button.
[HD2 General] aceo07:
It's not in the stock ROM. I'm holding off flashing anything for another week or 2 just in case I discover anything I need to do a simple store return/swap for.
[HD2 General] FreakyFerret:
I tried renaming DocIndexerService.dll file but the WinMo and Win7 wouldn't let me. It just wasn't an option.

I did change all the Registry changes though. They were all set to 1 (disabled) on my T-Mobile US HTC HD2 (out of the box ROM). Powered off and back on (soft reset?) and phone is functional.

This morning, I had 100% battery. It's now 4 hours later, and I have 62% of battery. I have Exchange and Hotmail push, read a couple of emails, fiddled with a couple of settings for about 5 minutes. I should really have a LOT more battery left, or at least I would hope to.

Will post with more details later.
[HD2 General] aceo07:
Beware US T-Mobile HD2 users, in the tips/hints thread tip #49/60 does not work as described for us. It will replace your Wifi option for the 3G option, instead of the Direct Push.
[HD2 General] jdl1681:
to disable 3g on the stock ROM pulling up the Com Manager then click Phone and it will bring up the phone settings and all the way down at the bottom under other options click BAND and just change network type to GSM. You will lose 3g but still keep edge connection
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
I'm using ROMeOS rom now. This rom has tweaked the registry already except the last entry. So I just renamed the last entry.

I've also deleted the MMtaskmanagerlink.lnk or whatever the name is from windows/startup. But I do use that taskmanager for the management of the running programs.

Now it seems that the battery drain is getting better. And maybe after several times recharge of the battery, it might get even better than what it is now.

My current is around 80-120 when left the light on(no other program is running, just the system ones) with a level of 10% brightness. If I turn off the radio, the current will be stable around 80mA. If I turn off backlight, the battery current is around 2-5 mA.
[HD2 General] vikramdhani:
Well it is a smartphone that people will play with alot and that will result in low battery life. i think it will be a good idea to have a extended battery for the phone
[HD2 General] mystik610:
Mobile technology has progressed very rapidly in the past couple of years, and mobile phones like the HD2 are very quickly bridging the gap between mobile devices and PC's. Hell the specs on the HD2 are very close to the specs of a lot of netbooks these days.

Unfortunately battery technology has not progressed at the rate that mobile technology has, and if you utilize the processing power of these devices frequently, expect the battery to drain very quickly. It isn't just isolated to the HD2 either....its the same with my iPhone...its the same with my wife's mytouch 3g. The problem is accentuated on a device that can multi-task and run multiple programs in the background (like the HD2), so you have to be mindful of what you have the phone set to do.

Just the other day I had problems with my iPhone dying in about 8 hours without even touching it. After messing with it for a while I found that it was the location services and push notifications killing my battery after I had taken the dataplan off my personal line.

The easiest solution is to try to charge your phone in the middle of the day when it runs low. I have a car kit in my car, a charger in the wife's, and a crap load of micro-USB cables that I keep in the office and various locations in the house. Micro-usb cables are a good alternative to buying new chargers, and you can stick them just about anywhere you find a USB port. You can pick them up for 87 cents a pop at monoprice.com.

Beyond that, there are certain settings you can adjust to improve battery life.

Take the screen brightness off auto and set it lower.

Check your e-mail settings, location services, weather settings, facebook, twitter..anything that's set to automatically download data. If you have multiple programs downloading data every 15 minutes, it will kill your battery life.

Check your wireless services and minimize the amount of wireless services you run...particularly the ones you don't actively use. If you aren't using a bluetooth device, turn the blue-tooth radio off. Turn off your WIFI radio when its not in use!

There are also various tweaks you can apply that can improve battery life. BSB tweaks has quite a few. Look into others in the cab repository:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=584415
[HD2 General] ljwnow:
..Not too bad. I guess we might need an extended battery...
[HD2 General] sleepwalkers:
Your ultraportables also have much, MUCH larger batteries.

I must use my phone more than most people, because regardless of the smartphone I have (iPhone, iPhone 3G, Fuze, MT3G, etc.), I need to charge it every night.

I know it's just anecdotal, but on my MT3G, I'd probably go through about 80% of my battery on any given 10-12 hour day, leaving me pretty close to dead when I plug it in to charge. Here, the HD2 shouldn't really have better battery life, considering the specs and and battery size, so I'm not surprised that with similar use to my MT3G, it'll only last me about 10-12 hours.

By my standard, 11 hours would be normal.
[HD2 General] richsark:
nope, dont have it so i am good
[HD2 General] dailydriver:
Okay guys,

I've got my battery problem solved. I came down here to California and T-Mo service is great down here. It has 3G service all day and with a few calls here and there and reading the forums on it for 3+ hours. At the end of they day, I got 64% on my battery life. No Wi-Fi though. That would drain it with any phone.

I guess, you shouldn't have your phone searching for service or it'll drain the batteries. Do this as a test. Leave your phone in a metallic box so it'll block the signal and see how fast it drains.

So if you live in a place where you don't get good service, you will lose battery fast.
[HD2 General] the7thson:
Just wanted to confirm that these are the right kind?

http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10303&cs_id=1030307&p_id=4867&seq=1&format=2

http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10303&cs_id=1030307&p_id=4868&seq=1&format=2

Also - I can't seem to find any AC wall chargers for micro usb on their site.. would be nice to buy a couple AC wall chargers and some cables all together. Could you point me to those AC chargers please?

Thanks!
[HD2 General] HotShotAzn:
buy an AC/USB power adapter to plug the other end into. It's incredibly useful for all of your other gadgets.

I'm fortunately that my BB Tour, HD2, Logitech Performance MX all use the same plug or my desk would be a rats nest.
[HD2 General] abs99:
There are a few things to remember about improving battery life in addition to the suggestions listed earlier in the thread:

1. Be sure to go through a few "deep cycles" of the new battery to ensure that it properly learns its capacity from the start.

2. Consider disabling some or all of the positioning/location aware services as these will consume battery life.

3. Consider installing the Lumos software to provide better control of the screen brightness.

4. Consider installing WKTASK (will need some custom settings for HD2 - search please) or an alternate task manager that will actually close applications when not in use.

5. Consider switching from HTC Sense which has lots of eye candy and frequently network data pulls, to something like the OEM Microsoft GUI or to SPB Mobile Shell which is a lighter GUI and many have found consumes less power than the standard HTC interface.

Taking these steps has substantially improved my battery life.

I hope this helps some.

Andrew
[HD2 General] Funkyrocemz:
I managed to find a index disabler cab by epiphany here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5831674&postcount=126 but I was wondering if Nrg's cab had anything different in it besides that?

never mind the question.. found out that nrg's cab only disables the indexing service... epiphany's cab disables the reader service too..
[HD2 General] :
I'm sorry but, for such a smart group of people on XDA, the simplest answer always seems to elude them. This solved all of my battery problems:

http://www.clove.co.uk/viewProduct.aspx?product=6C9DA87E-F55C-4BE1-ACD7-3AC07A7E6635

Cheers.

~Jasecloud4
[HD2 General] the7thson:
Being smart and aesthetically sensible aren't mutually exclusive ;)
[HD2 General] :
LOLOL...the Clove extended pack does make the phone look like a hunchback...no offense to anyone out there...lol...but the kickstand makes up for it...:D

To expand on my comment, sometimes it feels that devs and users will go to extreme lengths to squeeze that extra little bit out: which is fine, but sometimes you just gotta shell out the dollars and live with a little bit of ugliness to get the major performance boost you need. Just a thought.

~Jasecloud4
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
Thanks jase...so that replacement batt cover does indeed fit just fine on the US Tmo HD2? It was already on my list of accessories to get, once I knew it was compatible.
[HD2 General] :
It's tight, and pricey, but it works alright.
[HD2 General] toreone:
Screen

I took my phone off of auto...and set it to like twenty percent for both charging and on battery. That has helped a lot.
[HD2 General] :
Oh and Sirphunkee if you don't want to wait for the official one to come back in stock, there's always the unofficial, non kickstand version too:

http://www.clove.co.uk/viewProduct....Category=31459CCD-3D8B-4520-B0CE-03F38932C96B
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
Hello, :cool:

very good solution to resolve Arabic language support problem and encoding to hear the new version

Just download the file :

1- This file for translate layout to arabic:

http://www.mediafire.com/?o2z5142ymgk

2 - This file will change the font encoding in your winmo:

enable_support_multi_lang.cab (in attachment)

install the cab's file in your x1 , is simply

Tested on:

Energy 6.5.X 29005

Tested before on:

Valkyrie firestorm V7.X, v6.X

Additional tool to Arabic write (perfect!):

FingerKeyb 2.1 WVGA

works fine ! ;)
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] devalian:
this include the font ? or juz to enable the chinese 'support' then still need to install sunglobe.cab those font ourself?
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] royassassin:
thank you very much.This is very usefull.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] AhBeaRLua:
this cab enable reading but doesn't include typing function ?
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] jescca:
Thanks very much~
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] THE GRIZZ:
does this work better than mobidev arabiser?
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] LawyerForIslaM:
this file contains full arabic support for X1 ( Original )

download cab files on main memory as the flowing

SetupInit.Cab

RootCert.cab

InCert.cab

Multilingual Support_LocMAX_P25.Cab

Customization.Cab

NLS _Support_ARB_3_0_407.cab

then continue with any file

good regards :):)
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
replay

thanks for replay but i will test this cab and back to you

yes included arabic fonts and some change for REG ;)

NO ! this cab for enable Arabic character

NOT for translate the menu and layout ,,, etc

we still need to install mobidev :cool:

download here

after this cab to translate layout and sms but not for manila menu and dialer in some build of WM 6.5.5

thank you for replay honey
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] kira250:
i want to write arabic by out keyboard

how can i do it?

thanx
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
replay

MobiDiv Arabware 454 En & Ar UI with MobiDiv Keyboard (For all WinMo 6.5)

Download

:cool:
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] amdx2:
wow many thanks, been looking for something like this for along time..
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] ade_k012:
hardware keyboard in arabic?

hi

is it possible to write in arabic with hardware keyboard using this software?

thanks
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
New Test

Tested on:

Valkyrie v6.6 FireStorm LEO21901-23120-25010[extendir]

Very Nice !
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] o_afifi:
Hi....

I have come to a final solution of the problem of writing arabic from hardware keyboard and i'll upload file soon...

Tested on Xperia UnOff Series Infinite

Thanks
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] susheelnamdeo:
does it supports hindi (Indian language) also, kindly can somebody confirm...
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
welcome

thanks for your testing and waiting your solutions
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] andromede:
thnx bro. i was looking for this !:)
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] o_afifi:
Arabic HARDWARE KeyBoard

Hi....

Follwo this link to download Arabic lagual...

Extract the Rar File

you will find :

1-SetupInit

2-RootCert

3-InCert

4-Mobidiv_417_EN_TSD_May26

5-Customization(Setup it Before NO.4-Mobidiv_417_EN_TSD_May26)

-AND SETUP NO.4 Again

To Download :

http://www.4shared.com/file/aIbNSRP2/Final.html
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] sunllyboy:
good works!

thx!:D
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] griseous:
Tested on:

Valkyrie firestorm v6.7.23121LEO-EXTENDIR

it's work,thanks.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] deepthroat:
thanks for this - will try it.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] o_afifi:
Thanks to All ......​
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] tak.japan:
will this work on non-x1 devices? I have TP2, and have been looking all over the place to find asian support
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] scorpion5:
I think you should try. if it doesn't help you can uninstall the CAB.

The CAB in the first post is useful for Manila interface. and i think it is applicable for every WM not only X1i.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] cool1fish:
Its a good news for me ,thk you
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] JC3337:
thank you very much.This is very usefull.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] haithamhcai:
Incredible effort.....thank you very much
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
Welcome man ! :D
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] haithamhcai:
it really works.

thank you very much for your great effort
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
@ o_afifi

thanks for your solutions but you are using old version and not worked with 6.5

i tested in many build and doesn't work !
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] sigitdido:
Thanks Guys, it's so usefull for me :D
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] sigitdido:
Testimony please

Hi, codexc..

Have you tested it and how the result?

give me a review or testimony, many thanks :)
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
Don't try this cabs, that my testimony
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] tunasalad:
thanks a lot codexc working for me htc touch hd
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] codexc:
your welcome mr tunasalad
[Droid Eris Android Development] mdleal:
How do I unroot my phone. I am going to trade it in for another phone.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Android22:
....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=652419
[Droid Eris Android Development] FireSokar:
Please read a little before posting, two posts below this one is a forum about it.