Windows Mobile 6.0 - Move IE Temp folders to Storage Card

by admin 3/1/2008 11:33:00 PM

Moving IE Temporary Folders to the Storage Card frees memory

To free up a bunch of memory on your phone perform the following to move the Cache, Cookies, and History to your storage card. After doing so, you must use that storage card when using Pocket Inernet Explorer. You can however create the same folders on each memory card that you use.

Tested and works on Windows Mobile 6!

Using File Explorer in ActiveSync or the File Manager on your smartphone, create the following folders on the root of your Storage Card.

\ietemp\cache
\ietemp\cookies
\ietemp\history

Fire up the registry editor on your phone and navigate to the following key.

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders

You will need to edit the following values.

Cache Change Value Data to \Storage Card\ietemp\cache
Cookies Change Value Data to \Storage Card\ietemp\cookies
History Change Value Data to \Storage Card\ietemp\history

Reboot your phone.

Next, fire up your File Manager and navigate to \Windows\Profiles\Guest and delete the \cache, \cookies, and \history, folders. If they do not delete then double check your regedits. To verify that it is working, visit a website with PIE and then check your new folders on the storage card for contents.

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Unlock Verizon Smart Phones

by admin 3/1/2008 11:32:00 PM

Steps to unlock Windows Mobile 6.0

This tutorial will guide you in “app unlocking” your HTC S621. I was hoping to create something like ‘how to app unlock a windows mobile smartphone’, but after spending hours and hours trying to unlock my phone, I’ve discovered there are possibly hundreds of different ways - no two are the same, and not all will work for all phones. I can only confirm that the following method works for Rogers (a Canadian mobile provider) customers using the HTC S621. It may work for other Smartphones as well.

App unlocking will allow you to install “unsigned” 3rd party software. If you’ve ever received the error “Installation was unsuccessful. The program or setting cannot be installed because it is not digitally signed with a trusted certificate”, this tutorial is for you.

installation was unsuccessful the program or setting cannot be installed because it is not digitally signed with a trusted certificate

You’ll need to download these 2 files - SP_AllowCertificateInstall.cab and regeditSTG2.exe.

Upload SP_AllowCertificateInstall.cab to your device (or download it directly to your device). Save the file on your devices main memory, not on a mini-SD card. Use the file manager to navigate to SP_AllowCertificateInstall.cab and run it. Click Done when it’s done.
Now upload regeditSTG2.exe to your HTC. Use the file manager to navigate to regeditSTG2.exe and run it.
Now from inside the registry editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESecurityPoliciesPolicies
When you get to the second Policies folder, click the Values button.
Highlight the 00001001 entry and then select it.
Change the Value data: from 2 to 1, and then click Done.
Now highlight the 00001005 entry and then select it.
Change the Value data: from 16 to 40, and then click Done.
Now scroll down to the 00001017 entry, highlight it and then select it.
The Value data: may already be set to 144. If it is, leave it alone (just click Done). If it’s not, set it to 144 - then click Done.
Now you can close down the registry editor and reboot your phone (turn the power off, then back on again). Your HTC S621 is now app unlocked and ready to install unsigned software.