yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
Anyone willing to try a new reg setting here:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System

\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Power\State

\On]

dword:

"Default"

value was at zero, currently testing at 1.

working for me, for app error crash at WORKING SPEEDS, and SOD... BUT

It could be also in combination with my

previous deletions.. soooo

If anyone can test without my reg deletions if would be help as I cannot re-flash till 2nite.

EDIT:

here a cab to try:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] captobie:
I believe he meant "application's folder"? ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] glam:
Heh... I see. Well, I did that and nothing seemed to happen. Thanks anyway! I'm getting quite efficient with doing hard resets and reinstalling so it is not a problem.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Snapdragon is a different CPU architecture. All is not about Mhz...

If you wnt an HD2 go for an Australian one, as far as I could read the Telstra HD2 work with 3G on AT&T (Just do a search...)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Read the thread... This has been talked about already
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Even after a soft reset ? :(
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] glam:
Yep, even after a soft reset. I'm running Cookies Home Tab, too. Not sure if that matters.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
I shouldn't matter.

I found that "app data" folder in my mem card with HTC folder & data inside...

and just deleted it.

Sense app crashing may write corrupt data on card if it read/writes to it.

sd card speed varies also...

EDIT:

posted a cab to try previous post..
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Auto Overclock!

I wrote a mortscript to automatically clock my Touch pro 2 to 604 when the device wakes up.

Copy the files to the root of your storage card

Run the file "auto_oc_notification.mscr"

To Disable the whole thing, run the file "remove_auto_oc_notification.mscr"

The scripts MUST be run from "\storage card\"and Msm7kCpuSpeed MUST be installed in "\Program Files\Msm7kCpuSpeed\" or you will need to edit them to make them work.

This script is crude and is prone to occasional failure, and it probably only works on the Touch Pro 2 so USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!!

:)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Wow awesome :). Could you please post the position (mouse click event x,y) to put in the mortscript file to get different speeds? Especially the 710 speed as almost everyone (with a TP2) seems to be able to get the most stable?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] shaolin95:
I think the issue is that also almost everyone freezes after sleep if the speed is not 604 so the script to oc after sleeping at any other speed is going to be useless for most unless you can also do a script to change back to stock speed when going to sleep then ocing when coming out of sleep. :-)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
If you use nuedymanicclock and go from 710, press the sleep button, it'll auto underclock it to whatever you set NDC to underclock and when you wake it back up it goes back to the default speed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Colombia81er:
I 2nd that nice now to play with it and see where will it lock up.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Ok ok what works for me to go from 710, sleep, and not get SoD when you wake it up is this:

Get NueDynamic Clock, install it, go to settings and click on "Processor."

Make your profile any one, for convenience sake I picked the Power Savings one when on battery, and when on AC put it as Default.

Click on File, go to Configure Profiles...

For Power Savings uncheck EVERYTHING except where it says "On Suspend." Have that checked and for speed put "245.76 MHz" and voltage to default. And where it says "At boot, and default to:" and put the speed to "528.00 MHz" if it isn't by default.

For the Default profile just uncheck EVERYTHING (plugging in an sleeping seems to SoD it on anything else).

So basically what this will do is cause your device to underclock safely after you overclock and when you wake it up it'll go back to the default speed.

If you add this plus the auto overclock script... I believe it'll be a pretty good temporary fix to dynamic clocking lol but haven't tried the script yet.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Starts to make quite some stuff running in the background... That really suxx the code of nue dynamic clock was lost (If ever notochem could remember it a bit... that would help)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
All the script does is click the 604 button. I didn't try to make it click on the scroll bar.

I figured out where to click to move the bar forward a click.

Try this...

;SPEEDS
;14=787
;13=768
;12=748
;11=729
;10=710
;09=691
;08=672
;07=652
;06=633
;05=614
;04=604
;03=576
;02=556
;01=537
speed=10
num=0
run("\Program Files\Msm7kCpuSpeed\Msm7kCpuSpeed.exe")
WaitFor("Msm7kCpuSpeed",5)
if (WindowExists("Msm7kCpuSpeed"))
{
While(num<speed )
{
MouseClick("Msm7kCpuSpeed", 455,210)
num=num+1
sleep 200
}
EndWhile
close("Msm7kCpuSpeed")
}
EndIf
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Yeah... if only :(... but the services don't take up practically any RAM or CPU usage (I don't think) so, until this thing is finished then here's a good temporary fix :D!

Ah thank you!!!

EDIT!!: I can confirm that this does, infact, work. I run the script, it overclocks to 710 and exits. I turn my phone off for more than a minute, turn it back on and no SoD and it auto overclocks BACK to 710 :D!

Haha thanks!!! Is there an argument you can put it to make the program run in the background instead of always popping up when you turn on your phone...? (I don't know anything about mortscript sorry)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dunebuggydude11:
i tried changing the script to go to 710, but everytime i run it, i get an error "Unknown Command '{' Line 21"
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
If on your computer, open the file with notepad (or if on your phone and in Total Commander, just click File>Edit) and erase all of the "{" marks and leave no spaces in between and it'll work.

I kind of want to put it in the startup folder but too scared, doubt it'll be a problem but you never know ;o.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
he doesn't even really need the code, hopefully notochem would have told him where to look to disable the processor auto-scaling on bat and power.

Theoretically once auto-scaling is neutralized, there would be no conflict and we could prob set to highest setting or more than even thought possible, probably processor true limits.

I notice that I can overclock one click higher on external power..

Anyone else notice higher OC on ext power?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
Unfortunately, he didn't know how he did that anymore. Or, it wasn't solved and it was just his device that didn't do autoscaling (like some in this thread are reporting as well). That would also explain why back with his OC tool, so few people got to overclock to 768MHz.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
This is a known issue. I've just added it to Q/A in first post.

And the device info is "static information". I.e. the frequency it shows there is just because it detects the processor (which officially is 528MHz), not because it actually calculates it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sunyushi:
Good Job!

I'm so excited to get my Pro overclocked:p

Thx again!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XITruthiX:
@toadlife

Dude... I was actually in the middle of trying to write this script when i checked this thread again... nice job, i found a few days ago that I can run 787mhz on battery as long as before I sleep the phone I scale back to 604 and was like, ef this I gotta automate this ****. awesome, great minds eh?

gonna test and report
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
That's what i call "Knowing the code"
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
There may be i the registry somewhere where these options are controlled :(

That said, there are services which are activated whenever changing the power state (Battery, AC, sleep, screen dimming, and all the other possible states). if we could just set the clock at a proper level when on some of this states we would avoid probably the issues we have. I am surprise notochem doesn't remember how he made his software react to these states of the power management: his software authorized different clocks / voltage depending on the power management state.

I can code, but I am not a specialist at all of WM :( What's clear to me is that should work
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
NetRipper: have to go to work so couldn't go down the whole document, but check that:

http://www.rdacorp.com/PDF/Windows Mobile Power Management.pdf

I read only 30 seconds but i suspect you should find enough in order to modify your software in order to:

1. Throttle down (528 Mhz) when backlight goes off, or at least just before the device goes to sleep

2. Throttle back up to a predefined level when waking up

And if you're lucky you'll find things that may help about the USB cord plug / unplug (If not in this document we certainly can find this somewhere)

Hope it can be useful for you
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mattdb:
Thx, works great. And thx netripper as well.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
Just a question to the spacialists: Maybe the trigger is done by a Notification? E.g. like starting "replog" when connectiong to USB????
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
That's a pretty awesome script, automatically clicking etc. :D

But, hoping I won't offend for not telling earlier, I noticed I also deploy Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe. This file is normally used to apply speed at bootup, but it can be abused in two ways:

- Add a value in registry under: HLKM\Software\Msm7kCpuSpeed named "AutoPerformanceLevel" (dword) and set the performance level in there.

- Start Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe with a single parameter, the performance level.

The performance level is a multiple of 19200 (19.2mhz). So to set speed to 710MHz, you need performance level 37 (37 * 19200 = 710400).

I will not update first post with this info. It's a hidden/advanced feature until problems are resolved and "apply at boot" is enabled.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
I had guessed that ;) and so I wrote a little program to run Msm7ktoCpuSpeed.exe a short delay after every wake up.

This way my Topaz runs at 604 MHz without any problem whatsoever both on AC and on battery :cool:

With higher frequencies the device hangs on standby as expected. It would be necessary to revert to 604 MHz just before standby but I do not know if this is possible. WM power notifications are not guaranteed to arrive before the actual event happens. Maybe a device driver could do this.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] matt12eagles:
so i'm basically trying to get rid of the SOD issue which has been a huge problem on my TP2. any kind of overclock (besides 604mhz) has led to an instant freeze of my device... Even using Nuedynamic Control the device freezes without the screen even going black. I am loving the new speed the device has. but just wish it could safely sleep. Also with the new knowledge of the hidden feature what would be the best script to wake the device and quickly overclock the TP2 to 710? Thanks for everything guys!!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Has anyone used this program with Sprint Tp2 with Co0kie's Home Tab 1.8.5? I read the thread, but I did not seem to see anyone fitting the criteria. Please forgive me if I missed it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pak1to:
hi all!guys tell me what the maximum theoretically possible frequency of CPU msm chipset?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] HTC-Touch-Pro-Junkie:
****?!?!?!

Man why god why? i have damaged my raphael for about a week and i had searched for an overclocking tool and now this?! :(:eek: whatever i had an iPhone 3gs sold it for 650 euros and i'll buy an windows phone 7, WinMo i'm coming! :D:D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] glam:
As a followup to this... I did end up doing a hard reset. I installed Cookie Home Tab and also the media player widget. Upon pressing play, my Sense unloaded and gave me the same symptom as before, where it tries to start up but just fails. I resolved this by uninstalling Cookie Home Tab. For all I know, this could have resolved my previous issue as well. So if anyone else encounters that issue, try uninstalling Cookie Home Tab first. Not sure why I didn't.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
Hi NetRipper,

could you let me know what happens on "misuse" one?

- is this setting to new performance level at boot or after every sleep/standby?

EDIT: I haven't found the Key&Value, so I assume both has to be created, right? Is the value HEX or DEC?

- the second one, how to start an .exe with a parameter in winmo? by creating a link or is there somewhere a commandline (I do not think so?)?

thanks, great tool, hopw you can solve the SOD problem, gives the Topaz really a new "drive"!

Gescha
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Awesome. Thanks! :)

EDIT: Tried it and it works great!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mattdb:
Sweet, I added a link to S2U and wammo auto speed boost!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] manbat:
No SOD yet..

I am running running Mr. X fixed MR2 ROM on my Verizon TP2(with Co0kies Home Tab). The fixed ROM had a SOD fix in it. I am using the MortScript commands to auto start at 710.

I have had almost no issues. It starts up, goes to 710. When screen shuts down. I tap the screen button...it turns on and back up to 710. I some times have to tap the shortcut to the auto_overclock.lnk I placed in the Start menu to "refresh". Besides that...I have had no issues or errors or SOD.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
You can create a shortcut and edit the paramenters using total commander.

IN total commander just browse to the .exe, select it, and from the menu find "create shortcut". It will ask you where you want the shortcut. After choosing the location, you can browse to the shortcut, select it and edit the parameters.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Dawei:
NO HANG

I was able to set the 787 MHz and disconnect the AC power with no hangup

Also although the dot flashes, when the AC isn't plugged the program keeps displaying 787mhz

- ATT Touch Pro 2
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dunebuggydude11:
so how exactly did you get netripper's new option to work? i added the registry key in HKLM>Software>Apps>Netripper MSM7kCpuSpeed, but it doesn't do anything different once i launch msm7kcpuspeed. Is there something else that i need to do to get it working?

edit: nvm, i figured it out
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] manbat:
Can you explain more?

=========

Can you explain more?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
Thanks , got it.

Another two (sorry for these lot questions):

- Is the value in the RegKey ment to be DEC or HEX.

- Adding the reg-key: Does this put it to set performance level always, means after boot and also after sleep?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dunebuggydude11:
did you change the script at all? cause mine will work the first time, but it won't start the app again after the screen is turned on.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Balajee:
even after setting this, i noticed that after waking up from sleep, speed gets reset to 528 Mhz. Anything else we need to do to always get this enabled?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Use the script that was posted on page 28 or 29 of this thread and the "updated" code to have it auto-overclock when you turn on your phone, OR just do what Netripper posted and set the registry for the msm7kautocpuspeed.exe and in s2u2 put that as the program that gets launched automatically every time you unlock your phone, stop being lazy and look. Look through the WHOLE page and you'll find it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Balajee:
Wow looks like you up got on wrong side of the bed ,eh? FYI, just because I have less post doesn't mean that I dont read through all the posts. First, I had set the registry key as he mentioned, and when i manually start msm7kautocpuspeed.exe, I assume it reads the value from registry and set the clock to 710 without me manually adjusting the slider. So, which means I "Looked".

Second, I dont use S2U2 to lock my phone and so I cannot get this progam to get launched automatically when I unlock it. Got any other suggestions?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
What I did to run the msm7kautocpuspeed.exe is to set an notification with FDC Task Manager.

Go there on NOTIFICATION Tab

Add a new notification

Set it to Run "Application" on Event.

Notification by EVENT

Event: Device Wake Up

That does the job after every wakeup from standby.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RoboWang:
WOW, thanx!

I put the data in the registry as instructed by Netripper. Setit for the 710 (performance level 37)

Ran SU2 settings and added a run app on unlock, pointed to the Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe in the device program files/Msm7kCpuSpeed folder.

I do NOT run Msm7kCpuSpeed at all, except to see if the 710 is there. So far it always has bee,. Just unlock, and 710 is there. If you do run Msm7kCpuSpeed after unlocking to check the speed, be sure to exit it as that's where the error comes in when unlocking (same error as coming out of sleep). While locked, it goes back to default.

I have just completed my 5th unlock, and everything is still good as far as the settings and displays. No freeze ups, yet. No external power, either. My new Tilt 2 will OC at the max the Msm7kCpuSpeed bar allows, but I notice the heat more, especially when I ran two 9 minute benchmarks. So, I will settle for 710 coming out of lock.

So far, so good.

Oh, and I have SU2 set to NOT turn power off, but display can go blank.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TeDeV:
is there anyway where i can simply set this thing to oc the phone when it opens to let's say 710, and then go back to normal speed when it goes off, without S2U2?

need a more simple way
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
A picture on the event that starts msm7kautocpuspeed.exe
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Yeah, use the script, it works. I don't use S2U2 at the moment and whenever I turn my phone on from sleep the script auto-opens the OC program, it overclocks, then the program exits by itself EVERY time I turn my phone back on.

Use the new script that he posted.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Very cool. Are you getting this to work with anything other than 604MHz though? I get a hang with just about any other higher frequency...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Holy Sh&t! I set mine for 748Mhz and it only takes me 10 seconds to load my fantasy baseball Yahoo stattracker from my CHT quicklink (Skyfire). Anyone who uses Yahoo stattracker knows how strenuous it is on any cpu. Without your app, running normally at 528Mhz, it takes 30 seconds to load the stattracker. Now, I can just set the app (convenietly located in quicklinks on front page) to 748Mhz and turn on Wifi and FLY! This really is terrific, man. Thanks so much for the hard work.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
Need Help

Okay, I know I will get flamed for this, but here it goes anyways. Can some please describe exactly whatr I should have when I edit the parameters for the Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed shortcut? I have tried using the "edit" function of total commander and everytime I come up short. This looks to be the last peice of the puzzle to get my TP2 up to 710! Thank you so much in advance!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TeDeV:
guys the trick with task manager works good, but all i can do is set the speed to 710, but i can't tell the device to turn back to normal speed, when it goes to sleep.

so my device gets SOD
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Even with the notification manager under task manager, you can only use 604MHz. I've tried anything higher, and Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed will SOD the system after WakeUp event.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TeDeV:
it is working fine with 710. but when the screen goes off... then it dies.

how did u set it to 604? what parameter did u use?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
AutoPerformanceLevel, DWORD value 31 (Decimal)

Works flawlessly at 604MHz both on startup and after waking up from sleep.

(For startup, just put a link to Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe in you Windows\Startup folder.)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TeDeV:
ok thank you very much.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Attached is a mortscript files that will add/remove the notification and a .reg file with the proper reg key to set the frequency to 604. Note that if you intend on entering in the reg key by hand, the value, "1f" translates to "31" .
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] manbat:
Getting a few errors now.....

I've been experimenting with this since about 10am and I am just now starting to get some errors. I just clear them and it start right back up. No SOD yet ...knock on wood!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
mistake........................................

sorry
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RoboWang:
This just a guess, but here goes.

MAYBE the ones still having SOD or error problems are running Wmsm7kCpuSpeed, even tho you have set a shortcut to hit when phone comes out of sleep.

Try NOT ever running Wmsm7kCpuSpeed at all, unless checking to see if the oc took. THEN be sure to exit! The AutoCpu will do the rest IF you have the performance parameter in the registry set.

From what I understand, once you put that value in, and set the parameter, anytime you call Wmsm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe, it will run the parameter set from the registry. As nettrip said, 19.2 is the divider. If you want 710, set 37 as the parameter in the registry, 787 (if yours will actually run stable), set 41 as the parameter, etc. These are decimal, not hex, values

This means when using an a manual shortcut link, a task event call link, OR SU2, They ALL should call Wmsm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe.

Leaving Wmsm7kCpuSpeed running causes me problems. If it's running, I get the error when it awakes. If it's NOT running, it will just default back and need to be reset when awake, or unlocked.

There are three good procedures shown in the last three pages of this thread, and at least on MY Tilt2, they all work without errors or SOD. Using the task event OR SU2 is automatic. Phone goes off, resets to default, phone wakes up, Wmsm7kAutoCpuSpeed is ran from SU2 OR a Task event/notification.

You won't see it UNLESS you have a way to check CPU sped after the startup. I have used Wmsm7kCpuSpeed as it's the only accurate display, but I exit it immediately after checking. Now, I NEVER run Wmsm7kCpuSpeed.

Manually, put a shortcut to Wmsm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe close at hand. IF you have put the parameter in the registry, it will work. Just wait until it fully awake and loaded sense and click the link. That simple.

Without the reg setting, you'll have to ask nettrip how to call the performanceparameter from a link, as some have a / and some have a - and some have NO divider.

Maybe like this \\program files\Wmsm7kCpuSpeed\Wmsm7kAutoCpuSpeed.exe /AutoPerformanceLevel 37
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XITruthiX:
@Toadlife

Alright im having a little issue see if you can help.

I have NDC setup properly so scale to 245 on suspend on battery, I adjusted to auto_overclock.mscr to scale me up to 787 (its highly stable on my revision), when I run the auto_overclock.mscr is works perfectly. How ever when I use the auto_oc_notifiction, either on boot OR on wake up it WILL run the OC app, but either errors: cant calculate freq. or will hang when attempting to Sleep the phone... Idears?