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[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Beatazor:
Download Zune program and all ur problems will be solved. It is for uploading music videos and other files.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] tictac0566:
Sorry, no offense meant here, but I don´t understand both of you guys...

There are so many great tutorials here in the forums. If you would have carefully read some more than you obviously have, then you would have avoided some of the nasty problems you have with WP7.

Also, you wouldn´t ask about a "step-by-step" instruction on what to do now.

Unfortunately, some key information is missing here, therefore, the only link I can give you is this: Click me! You should know this one already, if not, read it item by item.

Then flash the ROM which fits your device. Do *not* flash before you know exactly which ROM you need. You might brick your phone.

Oh, and btw: Was the music on your SD card when you flashed with WP7? If yes, it´s no wonder your device cannot read it, the SD card is wiped clean during the first start.

Is this a shortcut? Kind of to avoid flashing back to WinMo 6.5 and keeping WP7? Because he maybe wiped the SD card clean?

Come on, he clearly asked how to flash another ROM, Zune cannot be the answer. :eek:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] emgodhth:
The information that you gave me is very helpful.

However, again, I'm at a standstill. I'm trying to download a stock rom, but I still need to find a way for my computer (Windows XP) to sync with my HTC HD2 (Windows Phone 7). ActiveSync won't read it, and my OS won't allow me to use WMDC!

(And just so you'll know, I didn't have my sd card installed in my phone when I flashed it.)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] TheATHEiST:
..again you havent bothered to read anything.

You can stick the stock rom on your SD card and rename it "leoimg.nbh" and then power phone into bootloader by powering obn phone while holding volume down button. No need for activesync/usb or windows XP.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] luffy1989:
do you have t mobile network if you do just go to settings cellular and where it says 3g connection and hit apn settings and type in epc.tmobile.com and hit the check button at the bottom and you should be set. if you dont have t mobile just find out the network apn for your network.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] emgodhth:
...even if the phone doesn't read the sd card anymore since i uploaded win 7???
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Kailkti:
=.=

You've been lectured to go out and read some threads for info, and yet you still persist with these questions that could be answered if you searched...

Anyways on topic, you say your phone does not recognize the sd card? Well try formatting the sd card with panasonic formatter then. Then put the files for reverting back to stock rom onto the root of your sd card, and then boot your phone into bootloader mode, which is the tri color screen. After that, your phone should recognize the file and revert back to winmo.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] emgodhth:
I know I COULD look through threads (and that's what I've been doing), but I just want to cut to the chase without all that geek talk. (What's the point of having a website like this if one couldn't ask questions?) Plus, now I know who to thank if it works (and who to blame if it doesn't).

Thanks for all the help. I'll let you know what happens.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Kailkti:
It's not about what you could do... It's about what you should do.

Anyways, whilst this forum may be about Q&A's, populating a Q&A with the same questions, and the same answers sounds stupid, no?

Well hope it works for you.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] hungry81:
Hey Why are you even here then? YOU cant be bothered reading because of "geek" talk and all of a sudden its OTHER peoples fault if YOU break your phone?

If YOU don't want to read through threads that explain how to do these things as simply as possible already and actually LEARN somthing, Then why should someone retype those threads for you especially as you STILL wont understand it because it will contain the SAME terms and referances, and require YOU to STILL do some research, Just like EVERYBODY else here HAD TO DO. If you think there is some way to break the existing well explained threads down into BABY BABBLE that FOOLS who go rushing in with no clue might understand, then you are sadly mistaken. Cut your losses and buy either a dumbphone or an iphone. They are made for people like you. Just dont try jailbreaking, thats probrobly tooo complicated for you as well.

Oh and way to go insult the very people you are asking for help. dumbass.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] emgodhth:
Thanks to all those who actually helped.

Here's what I've been able to do thus far:

1.) Reformat SD card to FAT32 allocation

2.) Found and downloaded stock rom

3.) Extracted "RUU_signed.nbh" from there

4.) Transferred it to SD card (base folder)

5.) Renamed it "leoimg.nbh"

6.) Inserted SD card into phone

7.) Turned phone on into bootloader mode (tri-color)

8.) Nothing happens

I've dowloaded several versions of stock roms and tried each one, but none has worked yet. I've even renamed it using all caps ("LEOIMG.nbh") thinking that that MIGHT make a difference...it didn't.

Anyway, did I mess up somewhere? Is there something else that I'm missing?

Help!

Other information that might help:

This is what appears on my bootloader screen:

PB81120 HX-B3

SPL-2.08.HSPL 8G XE

0x05

CotullaHSPL 0x50

Trying to uninstall Windows 7 and reload Windows 6.5, which is what I started out with on my phone.

Thanks!!!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] CrAzYiaN:
wrong person Sorry.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] CrAzYiaN:
Originally Posted by emgodhth View Post

I know I COULD look through threads (and that's what I've been doing), but I just want to cut to the chase without all that geek talk. (What's the point of having a website like this if one couldn't ask questions?) Plus, now I know who to thank if it works (and who to blame if it doesn't).[/QUOTE]

If you have looked around you wouldn't need that much help, there is many threads about this already, And this whole "geek talk" is nothing but common sense buddy. If you can't figure out how to flash back and people have pointed you in the right direction, then you should never flash again and stick with wm6.5
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] meletios:
Steps...Try This

I understand, where he is coming from, not everyone coming to this site are geeks/devs(am myself a dev) and can easily get confused with all the forums...

I understand your problems are may be unique, so here are the steps you can try and hopefully these wotk for you..

**Read the steps completely and keep the files ready before

starting this process to save time later..

1. Go into bootloader (tri color screen)..should say 'Serial' in the middle of the screen.

2. Pause/stop your PC antivirus

3. Next connect your phone with USB to your computer, the screen should now say USB instead of Serial

4. Now run Task29*

5. Turn off your phone(by taking the battery out) and turn it back again and go into bootloader mode

6. Install the latest official HTC HD2 Win6.5 Rom*(2.15.50.14 or something)..NOTE: Just the rom which you can get from threads here in XDa forums, not the whole OS.

7. Format your SD card(panasonic formatter), use setting low level (with delete), this will take around 5-10 mins depending on your sd card mem size.

8. Now get the latest official Win 6.5 ROm from HTC and install it using the SD card method as mentioned before.

(Note, please read some posts to find out how to do this correctly)

The above should work , for the most cases.

Let me know, if it helps you or not.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] viviane363:
Hi,

I read all the thread on how to remove windows 7 on HTC HD2, but when I hold the volume button down and press the power key, I see the bootloader screen, but then the "loading" page never comes. I tried it several times. And I also revive my SD card before doing that. Now my phone doesn't even have any more memory. SO I can text, can't add music. When I connect my phone through the USB cable, the PC doesn't open Zune windows. So it doesn't recognize the presence of the phone.

Do you know what is wrong? Thank you for any idea on that.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Damien13N:
Anyone having similar issues try these for starters:

Use WP7 as USB drive

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=915664

Working SD cards

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914780

APN Settings to get connected to network

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=915375&page=5

More APN Settings

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=915375

Running WP7 Developer Tools on XP

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=920275

Restore SD card after WP7 install

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10581621&postcount=1

This is why your phone does not work. I flashed to WP7 from stock TMoUS WinMo and have not had any problems since. You have to read and understand what this geek talk means before you start screwing with your phone. I didn't know any either but I learned it thanks to all the tutorials and FAQs here at XDA. You can't do a heart transplant without learning anatomy first.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] coolbuddy1321:
Help me plzz

I was having Windows 6.5 then i installed DFT Windows7 ... but i cant even connect to my Wifi from it... it really seems very tough to handle it.. as it cant even connect to my Wifi no Ph. nothing.... plzzz help what to do i cant do any thinks... it seems i wasted my Money on it... :( :(
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
it connects to routers fine, but unless you have the hidden wifi network app you cant connect to hidden networks, i suggest you try lowering the security settings on the router (disconnect your PC if you must) and try again, if it connects to an open network then you just need to make sure the settings are correct for WPA

its also worth noting that wifi not working at all, ie it doesnt see any networks is a typical sign of an SD card issue
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] coolbuddy1321:
thnx for the reply

dude but my wifi have no problem.. it connect to my laptop

and even in windows 6.5 and android

but it says : ph could not reach to wifi network

and i m replying frm my laptop using same wifi...

can u explain what to do clearly...
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
network issues are very hard to deal with on here, there are so many different things to check

ok, shall take this one step at a time

Firstly go to the settings > Wifi, turn it on

can your WP7 see any wireless networks at all?

can your laptop see other wireless networks at all?

if your laptop is showing other wireless networks and your phone isnt then i think its possibly an SD card issue, ie its not compatible, it could be a bunch of other things too so we'll need to take that one at a time too

if your laptop is showing other wireless networks and your phone IS as well then we probably need to work on the settings

getting back to WM is easy, can talk you through that if you decide to do it.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] coolbuddy1321:
bro plz help me to go back to initial state when i bought Htc Hd2 plzz...

i.e back to windows 6.5... plz help me...
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
ok, first things first,

you need a stock original ROM for your device, download it from HTC or if its branded get it from them, do not use a "cooked / custom" ROM from XDA DEV

1.) Take the "RUU_signed.nbh" from a stock ROM copy it to a blank SD card.

2.) Rename it to "leoimg.nbh"

3.) Turn the phone off, hold down the volume down button which will boot into tri color screen after that it will boot into the bootloader, if its worked correctly you will be given the chance to flash the ROM from the SD Card

That will remove HSPL, MAGLDR, it will change the SPL and the RADIO and finally replaces the ROM its self.

remember to install HSPL again before doing any flashing afterwards!!
[Vibrant General] BruceElliott:
FYI as a reference point, the screenshots below show CPU activity (a proxy for power consumption) of stock KA7 with stock KA7 Voodoo-injected kernel during an eight-hour sleep-mode test period, logged using SystemPanel. The screen shots also show apps and processes that were frozen with Titanium during this testing and that I normally keep frozen. (I unfreeze Market only when I need it.) Also note that, as a conservative user, I do not synchronize with "the cloud." You will likely get a very different result if you do.

Note the "cityscape" pattern of utilization that resulted in 3% of battery consumption over the eight hour measuring period. Also note that the only process consuming an appreciable (> 0.0%) amount of power was the "suspend" process. For those unfamiliar with these metrics, please see the following tutorial:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=823025&page=4

Prior to updating to the full KA7 to build, I was on JL5 PDA plus KA7 modem and stock KA7 Voodoo-injected kernel. Power consumption using that system was very poor. The "suspend" process was consuming an unusual amount of power. The graphs suggested that the suspend process was conflicting with other processes as it attempted to transition the CPU into sleep mode.

I hypothesize that, although workable and largely stable, intermixing components from diverse builds may not be a very good idea. Implementation of the "suspend" state is tricky business. Note that this may have implications for the credibility of custom ROMs released without appropriate sleep-mode power consumption testing...
[Vibrant General] BruceElliott:
KA7 "Battery Drain" (Power Consumption) Report (continued)

This screenshot below is simply the last (ninth) of the set of sceen shots associated with the previous post.
[Vibrant General] trunkstar1:
Nice, thanks for the smart reporting.

Vibrant, BionixV, KA7, Voodoo...
[Vibrant General] erikr189:
why is it that my system shows up at 0.9%, system process is 0.7%, android.process.acore 0.4%. Do i need to freeze other programs? So far i only have frozen the programs that you have frozen on the above images. Any other that i can/should freeze?

thank you

bionix v 1.3.1

Tiger blood kernal

KA7 modem
[Vibrant General] BruceElliott:
It is not quite that easy. I cannot tell you which apps/processes are causing you a problem because every system is different. You must use SystemPanel Pro (paid) and follow this process; there is no shortcut:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=823025&page=4
[Vibrant General] erikr189:
Yeah i already read that. Seems i just have to take my time with it. How did you go about choosing what programs to freeze, and how long till you got it the way you have it posted here? thanks again.
[Vibrant General] BruceElliott:
You are losing me by talking in circles, Bro. You say that you already read the method for figuring out which programs to freeze (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=823025&page=4) and then you are asking me how to go about figuring out which programs to freeze. This is the first sentence in the post:

"No, I do not know what other app(s) may be causing your particular version of this problem, nor does anyone else." The need to follow the method in the post to find out which programs to freeze is the whole point of the post for crissakes.

As to how long it takes to figure out your particular system, not sure. It took me many hours because I had to work out the method in the lengthy post from scratch. It should take you much less time if you simply follow the method in the post using SystemPanel. You figure out the problem apps/processes using SystemPanel and then confirm/apply the fix by freezing with Titanium.

If you get stuck somewhere in the method and have a specific question about that step, tell me where in the method you are stuck and describe what is going on at that step; and I will then try to help you.
[Vibrant General] erikr189:
my bad bro
[Vibrant General] BruceElliott:
No problem.
[Epic 4G General] wildwill2002:
At least Samsung hasn't completely given up on the Galaxy S line. A release for the Epic should be imminent.

http://www.khabrein.info/news/Samsu..._and_Vibrant_Android_2_2_rolls_in_1296612576/
[Epic 4G General] heathmcabee:
"AT&T’s Samsung Epic 4G and Sprint Nextel’s Samsung Captivate are two other Galaxy S phones in the country. Both Epic and Captivate will kick off to receive Android 2.2 or Froyo not much later. Users of the entire Samsung Galaxy phones have complained to Samsung and their carriers regarding the delay to bring up firmware update."

Not sure I'd take this with much credit giving the lack of knowledge of what network has the right phone in their review. I'll believe it when I see it on my friends Fascinate.
[Epic 4G General] gtuansdiamm:
Haha vibran

It sounds like a cereal
[Epic 4G General] DiGi760:
or a penis pill.

"Feel like a man. Take Vibran."
[Epic 4G General] jeffyv2:
Vibran will help u poop easier... lol

sent from my Epic 4G
[Epic 4G General] musclehead84:
I make sure to take.my vibran every morning

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
But fascinate doesnt have froyo. That was just an update. Am i not right? Or else somehow i missed something.

Sent from The Chaotic Void
[Epic 4G General] drrayl:
there was a leak from verizon and i believe fascinates have access to the official 2.2 that hasnt been pushed ota yet.
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
Ok. Lol i hadnt read that anywhere.

Sent from The Chaotic Void
[Epic 4G General] mattallica76:
No it's an older beta, but it's a month newer than what we have for our Epics.
[Epic 4G General] Darkk69:
I'll believe it when I see it

The news article have cried wolf too many times about this so going to go with "I'll believe it when I see it" routine.

I was tempted to go ahead and update my Epic to the leaked DK28 Froyo but will wait a couple more weeks to see if they finally push this OTA.

Darkk
[Epic 4G General] Jayavarman:
Don't wait. Some great Froyo ROMs available.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VeryCoolAlan:
is it part of the vibrant or the upcoming vibrant 4g?

is it better than ka7?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MWBehr:
It's another leak for the standard vibrant. No one will ever be able to give you a clear answer on whether or not it's better. It's newer, so we just assume it to be better.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] villainous_scum:
It is the leak for the newest modem from samsung firmware update.

I am using the ji5 because it seems to be faster on my phone compared to ka5, ka6, ka7 and kb1. Yup, I tried them all.
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Edit: Thanks to Ultrashot for a new package on post #62. Working smooth!

Hi,

First, I did searched a lot trying to solve this issue.

I've been cooking for my Blackstone using com 3 builds for some time, and I got almost everything working, except the HTC volume control.

I've tried packages from Topaz (Volume control 2.2.2011), Leo 3.14 (2017), and Huasan 1.24 (2018), but none of them are working.

Also tried solutions like Launch HTC volumen control

My actual Rom is based on the Topaz 2.53 (2011) and vol control from Huasan.

I'd really like to understand the reason why the Volume control is not working on my Roms.

I've seen it working on other devices, but not on the blackstone.

- Is it related to the task bar icon? (I've tried to include the huasan phcanOverbmp.dll and it doesn't work either). I've noted that Launch HTC volumen control opens the dropdown taks bar and then launch the network (which is next to the volume icon).

- Are the volume control package having any dependency with other packages (EXT or OEM)?

Thanks in advance.
[Windows Mobile] mwalt2:
The reason it does not work is that your OEMDrivers are too old. You need a newer keypad.dll from what I have read.
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Hi MWalt,

With this info I searched again and found an interesting post from Kwbr

I guess that using the keypad.dll from Topaz, Leo or Huasan will not work, as they may be hardware related, but I'll try.

Has anyone found another workaround to this problem?
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
Few weeks ago I've made custom HTCVolumeControlProxy.dll that makes HTCVolumeControl working on both X1 and Blackstone. I can post it anytime, but I want to fix one issue found by my rom user today. Wait a bit :)

Tech info: WM6.5.3 itself doesn't send needed messages to HTCVolumeControl. Newest HTCVolumeControls use keypad.dll with new global keyboard hook feature not existing on Kovsky and Blackstone. My proxy emulates this feature.
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Thanks Ultrashot. If you need another beta tester send me a PM. I'll cook your new dll and test it in a minute.
[Windows Mobile] mwalt2:
Man, is there anything you can't fix lol. I sure would have appreciated that back when I had my old Diamond. Great work.
[Windows Mobile] SiemensLover:
@ Ultrashot

Thanx in advance!

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Windows Mobile] derliebewolf:
@ultrashot: I'd be interested as well. Currently cooking for X1 and willing to test, if support is needed!
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
Here it is :)

Volume_Control_2_2_20113221_00 is one of the best versions for our devices. Newer versions have some problems with MDPL (overlays in mediaplayer, video, etc). May be you won't get any problems on your device.

Older is a bit worse, too.

Please, note that volume control is disabled for cprog windows due to some bugs during incoming call.
[Windows Mobile] derliebewolf:
Trying right now, flashing later. Thanks, still can't believe that :-)

EDIT: cooked in, with no recmod and no luck. did I miss anything? This is the whole package, right?
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
Do you have all needed HTC packages in your ROM?
[Windows Mobile] mac_es:
For me is working perfectly... No need to cook.

What's the problem whith cprog? It is fixable? I don't want to flash a new rom and after a "couple" of days appear a new "enhaced" version.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile] WallyGator:
Thanks Ultrashot! Volume works perfect even without cooking :)
[Windows Mobile] SiemensLover:
@ Ultrashot

Nice work, it works fine BUT conflicts with InCall Button Lock and causes its crash.

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
published version is fixed.

Though, I am working on better hooking procedure, so don't cook it in public roms.

hmm. How to reproduce?
[Windows Mobile] SiemensLover:
@ Ultrashot

I do not understand ur question.

InCall Button Lock crashes.

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Cab

@Ultrashot

You are the best! the test I did it worked great. I'll keep testing.

@SiemensLover,

What dialer are you using?

I'm using Rhodium 2.07 dialer and I have no problem.

@ All

Attached a cab for those who want to try.

Pls thanks Ultrashot for his work!
[Windows Mobile] SiemensLover:
@ ypsmav

I do not have a dialer problem, the "Incall Button lock" is crashing.

InCall Button Lock is a small prog to lock the soft keys during ringing (incomming call) to prevent an unwanted action like answering or rejecting a call. (just search here in forum)

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Windows Mobile] mwalt2:
The link is below for anyone wondering. It's just a custom program that is probably hooking into something to disable hardware send/end keys and conflicting with ultrashot's fix.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=556801
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
There is no real reason for crashing. (edit: haha. Now it is clear. incall button lock throws an exception if it can't hook keys. That's pretty incorrect behaviour for such tool - it will crash with some players, book readers etc. Look at the next line for solution)

Anyway, new hooking method is done. Now it is much more integrated into system, even better than native HTC volume control on new devices. I will post it as soon as I get back to my desktop PC. I am almost sure it won't cause button hook's crash.