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[HD Mini General] brontolo999:
Solved!

Solved!

I found a solution.

You need to set the registry key HKLM\Software\HTC\ezsip\currentSIP with the following values:

ABC keyboard: 2560

QWERTY full keyboard: 3328

QWERTY short keyboard: 2816

Bye
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chex13:
Bought Rise to Glory yesterday, after I bought I got a message saying 'you will receive the app shortly' from Zune and then nothing...

I can't 'buy' it again or try to install it again because it says I already have it, but it doesn't show up on the phone anywhere. (Yes, I have looked under games)

Thank you
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Audio:
I think it works on a cycle. I'd hazard a guess and say you've already got it now after waiting for abit?

I usually have my phone plugged in via USB when buying from within ZUNE, which makes it pretty instant. I think i've done an "over the air" install such as yours once, but it didn't really take very long. About 5 - 10 mins.

*Edit*, sorry mis read your thread. Didn't realise you bought it yesterday.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Barbbachello:
Have you tried re installing it from the mobile marketplace? Just hit buy and it will say you already own this app and ask if you want to download it again
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leowp7:
reply

Open the marketplace app on your phone while still plugged into the computer via the usb. a gray screen will popup and you will see something about sync complete. then your app will be on your phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahidpak:
App purchase problem

I bought app via Zune. Unfortunately i have to re-install my windows and re-installed the zune software. Now i can not download and purchase the games which i already Purchased. I can not do it via market on mobile cause i cant use wifi (secure). any other way to get them back ?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leowp7:
did u check in your xbox live games?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krjcook:
same thing I was thinking. Go to your phone and click the Xbox hub... All games should be in there, whether they be Xbox live or not. If your game isn't in there than I say contact MS.
[Nexus S General] RinTinTigger:
Hey folks,

i need a STOCK full deodexed ROM, in the latest version for SNS, rooted & with busybox

Could anyone Provide pls?

THX in advance!
[Nexus S General] MrNameless:
Fastboot this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=884093, update to 2.3.2, root it and ./adb pull /
[Nexus S General] RinTinTigger:
Is this fully deodexed then?
[Nexus S General] MrNameless:
Then use bali/baksmali and deodex all
[Nexus S General] RinTinTigger:
Okay. Will try. Thanks for your advice!
[Nexus S General] henihazbay:
Guys,

Is there an address for the .zip file?

I am looking for beginner user advice.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Twisted galaxy s:
Upon attempting to flash I keep getting a can't open sd or file doesn't exist. I'm almost there just a little help. What am I doing wrong.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Have downloaded the apk for this but it won't install... Do I need root?

This lead me over to my next q: Is there a working root for js3? It seems some people have problems with CF-root on this version...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafos:
Hey guys,

i am searching for a mod for the custom roms (i have leedroid now), where it's possible to change the music track if the screen is off.

for example by pressing the "search" button for the next and the "back" button for the previous song.

I saw that it's possible in OpenDesire and Cyanogenmod to change the track by holding the volume buttons and another mod calling "search2play".

But is it possible to do this with the other hard-buttons by giving them a special action, when you are pressing them.

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benefic:
I have been looking for this function too, I was searching media player that can do that and only one I found was astro nova... but you have to press unlock to switch to lock screen and here it is possible to switch songs by long pressing up and down volume buttons

but this is not the best solution, hope there is something better (somthing very simillar to sony ercicsson walkman features)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafos:
no idea?? :confused:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
Either use the headset that came with your phone or stop being lazy :P

I am sure there is something out there, if not, it is possible. You would need to ask a dev.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafos:
hehe fine. I'm searching now for a solution for a long time....

I tried to ask in the developers forum but i can't because i haven't got enough posts :rolleyes:

i think it would be a great tool for the desire, if someone could create one.

How I said before: it's annoying to switch on the display if i want to play the next or previous song. I haven't got any control buttons on my earphones either- normal AKG IN-Ear.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jordan.harris01:
In the Oxygen 2.0 RC7 ROM, with the screen off, you can skip tracks by a long-press of the volume buttons. Works for next track and previous on stock music player as well as a few others. Can't remember which ones...I'm using PowerAMP and it works for that.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafos:
yes i knew that but didn't try it.

so if it's possible to do that, there must be a possibility to do this with the other buttons...

I hope some of the developers read the thread otherwise i think it's a good idea to implement this function (choose a button for action) into a rom.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jordan.harris01:
It is possible to re-map the buttons but I have no idea how it's done, sorry.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafos:
yes thanks. i will try to send a massage to a developer team to ask them.

but if there are any ideas please post here.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmwase88:
Hi am a newbie here.i have read many guides here and form cyanogen and addictivetips on flashing custom recovery image on T-Mobile G1,DMD64,Donut..i have tried ROM Manager,Fastboot and ADB but still i get errors.what can i do ?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yo9gnc:
is your phone rooted? what errors?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raydar670:
Well first you need root. I was lazy and used this (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=747598) app to get root. Then I followed the CyanogenMod wiki (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/) to get the Recovery, Radio, SPL, then ROM flashed and now I'm running CM 6.1.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmwase88:
My phone is rooted...but now i finnaly got clockworkmod recovery working and i tried flash alternate recovery which is Ra 1.7.0..but now wen i reboot the first time, i get into the recovery well,and wen i try to reboot again, i can't get into recovery.just seeing a triangle and a dead phone..wat am i doing wrong
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raydar670:
Did you remember to flash the defanged base on the cyanogenmod wiki? I forgot to do that the first time I rooted and my recovery got reverted back to stock.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmwase88:
Thanx Brother..i followed everything and am now running chromatic 4.4..very sweet
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] THUDUK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002NTW99G/ref=s9_simh_gw_p147_d4_i1?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1E6QJNDT0GEH9YBAF4FM&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467128533&pf_rd_i=468294

About to order this on the advise that class 2 is best, yet in the image its a class 4 and the description says a class 2

anyone bought this from Amazon is it a class 2 or 4 ?

otherwise can you recommend anywhere else to buy ?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mickfarr:
I bought the SanDisk Mobile Ultra 8GB card as it was the one that SanDisk had approved for Windows Phone 7 and it works great! No lag at all :-D

It's a bit more expensive but it works great!

http://wmpoweruser.com/certified-windows-phone-7-microsd-cards-appear/

Model Number:

SDSDQY-8192-E11M - Europe

SDSDQY-8192-A11M - America

http://cgi.ebay.ie/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...Category=98876&_trkparms=algo=LVI&its=I&otn=1
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] THUDUK:
Just order one
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] THUDUK:
Received my e11m SanDisk card yesterday, the best money I ever spent, if your trying to run wp7 on your hd2 and getting any kind of lag, crash or slow load, get one of these cards ,everything runs so slick now, not had a single crash of marketplace , no lag anywhere, perfect, thanks for the advise...
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mickfarr:
No problem!

I was that pleased with the 8GB SD card I ended up buying the 16GB E11M SD card and it works just as fast as the 8gb card. :)

There's also the 32GB E11M but I'll wait for some extra funds before I get that one :D
[Desire HD General] sergeantash:
Having been a very proud HTC Desire owner for almost a year, I upgraded a month ago to the Desire HD - at first I loved it, despite being massively larger it seemed like a superior device.

But now, a month on I'm charging the old Desire back up and preparing to transition back to it, in my opinion it is the best phone that HTC have produced and for me, the Desire HD just doesn't cut it due to the following:

- Reception quality: Awful compared to the Desire, from having full 'H' and '3G' within my house with the old desire, I'm left with barely 1 bar of 3G, and barely any GSM at all - I can't hold a phone conversation in my house anymore without going upstairs, even then signal is in/out.

- Call Volume: Despite having the volume at max for incall, its so poor that whilst in town or on a busy street, I just can't hear the caller

- Size: It's too big, I feel ridiculous holding it and I have big hands, it bulges from my pocket and is too big/heavy for my shirt pocket. Compared to the old Desire it feels like a brick

- Battery Life: Worse than the old Desire, even with the same config the battery life is far less than 1.5 days, compared to the 2 days of the old Desire.

- Data Speed: Whilst out and about, the old Desire is far more snappy whilst browsing the web, far more responsible.

- Notifications: Once a new SMS arrives, I view my inbox and read the SMS yet the notification doesn't self-acknowledge until I either 'Clear' it or click on it, very annoying.

The ONLY positives for me about this phone are it's DNLA support, I am hoping that I can get the 'Connected Media' on the old Desire somehow.

I hope this guide assists anyone else considering an upgrade from the old Desire to the new Desire HD - in my opinion it isn't an upgrade, its a downgrade.

Just charging up my old Desire last night and setting it up, it felt better already.
[Desire HD General] junta_mpb:
Regarding the Sms notification issue you mentioned, I've never experienced it. Are you on stock?

Anyways, the desire is a great phone.

Cheers from my DHD.
[Desire HD General] dhiral.v:
Never experienced any of these problems. I actually thought it was a significant upgrade from the Desire. I find the desire HD to be faster, smoother, better battery life (my desire had awful battery life, despite having a larger capacity) and the screen size is brilliant for everything :D (browsing, videos, gaming). Putting the desire and desire HD side by side, it wasn't that much bigger really.
[Desire HD General] junta_mpb:
+1

Cheers from my DHD.
[Desire HD General] drahcir101:
same here! ;)
[Desire HD General] DN41:
+1..

maybe you just got a "Monday Device" :P

what'll you gonna do with the dhd?

DN41
[Desire HD General] nm8:
I never had those problems you mentioned, and I love the big screen. I saves me from using my netbook at bed time. This phone is the best one ever I had.
[Desire HD General] Grantzxr:
My wife has my old desire and even she has aleady clamed my DHD as soon as i get my LG star in april :)
[Desire HD General] Black1982:
Thank you for your useless rant. Have fun with your old Desire! Bye Bye!
[Desire HD General] rbcd:
I wouldn't call it a useless rant ... as I am currently trying to decide between the Desire HD and the iPhone 4. Posts from people telling me the downsides of each are far more use to me than simply saying "My device is fab!".

And no ... this has not turned me off going for the Desire HD but gives me more to think about.
[Desire HD General] nubbin:
I love my DHD :D

The best bits for me are the screen size, and the solid weight of the aluminium case. I know the plastic covers for battery and cards don't fit perfectly, but it just has a feel of real high tech, high quality construction. It's slim, so the size isn't an issue for me as it slips into a pocket nicely.

The speed and responsiveness is better than the Desire, and having a big phone means my big hands don't fumble through small screen icons, keyboards are easier to handle, and scrolling etc just work.

Sure the LED screen doesn't have the colour depth of my Desire, but that's a small price to pay. Satnav function is brilliant on the huge screen.

Plus, battery is much less of an issue now since the most recent updates, particularly the latest radio.

The Apps market is ever-expanding as well - the iphone concept is being overtaken at last!
[Desire HD General] swgastro:
Snap, gave the wife my old desire aswell haha, but she aint getting her mitts on the DHD for a long while yet :D
[Desire HD General] tolis626:
Well,it is both better and worse.

I am having trouble with se size in two situations:

1)When I'm in bed and have laid down,I cannot use it with one hand,the law of gravity steals it from me! :p

2)I cannot take it out of my pocket in class cause everyone will see it. :p

Seriously though,I just think it's an upgrade of everything the Desire had.Only thing I could do better with from the Desire is the screen(AMOLED,not size!).Battery life is comparable between the two,even when one is clocked @1190MHz and the other @1516MHz(guess which one is what ;) ),but I charge it every night out of habit so I have no problem and usually have much battery juice left at night.

Fast?Responsive?Well,the iCrap's medal for smoothness and responsiveness is stolen and fast has got a new meaning now.Something must be wrong with your device OP! :)

And finally,when it comes to signal strength,I'll admit you are right.That was my first complaint when I got it.It was totally awful.But the newer radios sorted it out and it is the first phone I ever had that had full signal inside my house.Plus its wifi antenna is far superior! :)
[Desire HD General] HoundDK:
Already got the DHD but I strongly second that.

IMHO this forum is about exchange of user help, ideas and views. Good or bad, lets keep it that way.
[Desire HD General] braveBuddy:
I simply love my DHD and the only issue i had with stock was battery life with no longer is an issue with all those custom roms.

i keep my 2g data constantly on do listen to radio 3-5 hours a day, play alot of angry birds and tank hero and other games as well.

Also do make and receive around an hour of calls.

Still i get an fair 28-34 hours of battery life, which in my opinion is quite good.

This phone really makes a smartphone experience worth for me.

I love my DHD.
[Desire HD General] amm009uk:
The opening post was great the chap obviously has issues and he sees them clearly with 2 phones side by side. But DHD is fantastic no question. You just have to spend a little time to tweak it thru this forum to get the best out of it. Not really fair to complain about the size -its big but that was your choice:) My only real issue is the low in call volume - it simply sucks when you've got a little noise around you:(
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
thankyou for your useless country lol have fun with all our drug addicts bye bye :D
[Desire HD General] bobbyelliott:
As someone who also came from a Desire to a Desire HD, that seems a pretty fair summary. The Desire is an excellent general purpose smartphone that just works. The Desire HD is really a specialist smartphone. I wouldn't dream of recommending it to an ordinary user. It takes waaay too much work to get the HD running the way most people would need (using battery savers, etc.). But for the geek, like me, the HD can be coaxed to be an excellent (maybe the best) smartphone. I can understand why you went back. But I prefer the HD.
[Desire HD General] BigMango:
Tests on the web have shown the Desire and DHD have the same battery life. Something's wrong with your phone OP.

I have none of the problems you have, and as I am using my phone to read news and browse the web there is no way I could go back to one of the small screens.

Especially the small 3.5" iPhone screen is just good enough for some basic email and messaging, but if I want to use the web comfortably, the DHD it is.

And the size is just perfect for my pockets.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
I think among other things the OP has the init bug. Namely the bad battery life (though imo anything greater than a day is a waste of space) and the laggy browsing. For the reception issues, I think we have enough discussions going on and on and on. Basicly if you want metal body you have to sacrifice some of the reception. Period. The size is something that I'm surprised he didn't expect from the moment he decided to buy the phone. The bigger screen is...bigger! What a surprise! The notification problem he is reporting is something that I haven't noticed and I think it might be caused by some third party software he installed. And maybe I live in an extraordinarily quiet place, but I never had any trouble hearing anyone I'm calling.
[Desire HD General] terzer:
hmmmm, funny my old phone was Tytn2 and although larger, the HD is more comfortable. The reason: the thinness of HD. Is way more comfortable in the pocket, easy to pull out. The old Tytn 2 with the qwerty keyboard was awful (2cm thick).

The only major flaw of the HD is the power button.

Personal opinion...
[Desire HD General] m.ink:
I guess I'm one of the few who experiences the same problems, but only some of them.

When I get DHD I alrdy knew the Batt would sucks, but it seriously got better after a few cycles of charging. In fact, the battery life wasn't really that bad, my friend and I actually tried comparing the iphone4 and DHD battery life and we did the same task and the rate the battery was depleting then was almost exactly the same. Of course it wasn't a professional test and it was just for fun, but I'm satisfied man.

Another problem, I do experience the notifications problem, I must say that it's really irritating. Also, the slow 3g connection. But I'll just live with it. I guess being on stock Rom is one of the cause too. Though I have no problem with the call volume.

Yes, the device is heavy and big like a brick. It is to be expected for such a large screen. I knew it and bought it anyway. Now, I really can't stand any screen smaller than 4.3", esp the iphone (3.7 inch screen) that all my friends are using.

I like my DHD :)
[Desire HD General] ttav:
I was helping a friend at work set up his Desire.Been a few months since i held one..couldn`t believe how small it was.lol

I love my DHD.Best phone around.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
I agree with the comparison with the iPhone's battery and the DHD. They last almost the same. The slow 3G is maybe due to your operator, because the DHD is certainly capable of HSDPA speeds. For example my plan gives me 250MB at unlimited speed and after that I get unlimited data at 384kbps (the maximum for the plain 3G). The first 250MB are noticeably faster than the rest, so we get HSDPA speeds for sure.

Now for the notification bug. Mine behaves completely different. I think it's either that I'm using the HTC's SMS widget and you don't, or you have installed something that messes with the SMS notifications. The moment I go to the screen with the widget, the notification is gone. The thing that drives me crazy is that I have to open the message for it to be marked as 'read' by the widget (it has a counter of the unread messages). It would be better to be marked as read if you stay on the message for a couple of seconds (if I remember correctly that was the behaviour of the WinMo's version of HTC Sense).

I know what you mean by anything smaller than 4.3" looking too small ;). A few days after I got my DHD I installed the invisible shield (a crappy product) on my wife's iPhone and the first thought that went through my head when I took the phone was "OMG, it's so small!"
[Desire HD General] nailmind:
Hmmm that's weird. I get 3g easily at home(on orange) buy My flat mate has desire and says he's lucky if he ever gets full 3g, he's on o2 thou what's network u on?
[Desire HD General] bobbyelliott:
Err... no they don't actually. They show that the Desire HD has "the worst battery on any smartphone" to quote the comprehensive PC Pro test in the March 2011 issue. Unless you can point me to reviews that show that the Desire and the Desire HD "have the same battery life". No, thought not.
[Desire HD General] mrjonnyrock:
i find the DHD better in every way to the original Desire bar the battery life. Its frikin shocking.

I just buy spare batteries to get around the problem. I even bought two extended (2400) for my old desire. You can not get such nice big batteries for the DHD as the battery has a to be a given size due to the phone design. Did HTC do this on purpose? how knows. never the less just bought two spare batteries and love it.

the fact that i can buy another battery for the phone is HTC saving grace here. If this where not the case i would have an iPhone 4.

Andriod is a great OS but phone makers like HTC need to start thinking about phone quality and features, like the camera, and allowing for longer life batteries to be used if they want people to keep buying their phones. Its time to get back to creating good quality, feature packed devices. You can't just ride the Andriod wave forever.
[Desire HD General] BigMango:
Here:

http://www.fastbutter.com/Article/227/HTC-In-Depth-Review--HTC-Desire-HD

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We had, by all means expected that the 45nm would only mean a little saving in terms of power consumption, but what we see here will come as a big surprise.

Despite Desire HD has a battery of 1230 mAh it sweep the carpet with its older sibling Desire with its 1400 mAh battery.

When Desire goes out after almost exactly five hours Desire HD still have 19% battery left and rolls on for one hour and two minutes more- despite the smaller battery.

This means, provided that the batteries deliver what they promise, that the new QSD8255 platform is about 27% more efficient in terms of relationship to the battery size. It also means that Desire HD thanks to improved battery life and a generally higher processor have had time to carry up to 50% more calculations / operations than Desire, on a single charge. We can not do other than to note that in terms of CPU consumption the new 45nm platform compensate for the small battery - and much more.

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This is one test, and there are several others on the web, especially one very good extensive test (which I unfortunately can't find again now) where they put both phones side by side and executed the same operations on both (video, web, music, phone, etc...). The results came out to be same.

And then there's also the DHD vs Desire battery thread here on xda, where most users who had both phones find the DHD to have a better battery life, with some giving it slightly less and some giving it slightly more.

So, the summary is that, (apart from the people having the high CUP usage init bug that's draining the battery), the battery life of a normally functioning DHD is about the same as the Desire.
[Desire HD General] xymera:
So, the summary is that, (apart from the people having the high CUP usage init bug that's draining the battery), the battery life of a normally functioning DHD is about the same as the Desire.[/B][/QUOTE]

Yes, i can´t find any difference too between Desire and DHD regarding Battery life.

The DHD is the best phone ever.