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[Q] Enabling and locking Timestamps to photos?

Hi, I'm new to XDA Developers but have been using as a valuable resource over the past few months.
We have a HTC Touch Pro 2 device (WM6.5) that we provide support for to a number of personnel. The client have requested that we change the device settings so that photos have the timestamp applied and secondly that it not be possible to take it off again.
Since we have somewhere in the region of 600 devices to update, we'll need to do this via a registry change through our updates service. Try as I might though, I can not find the setting to do either of these. I have searched on here and google and can't find the answer. Has anyone done this before?
Thanks in advance.

I've been doing some digging on this and found a registry key under
HKEY_Local_Machine\SOFTWARE\HTC\Camera\Image
called 'enableStamp'. However, when I change this on Visual Studio 2005 remote registry tool, it doesn't seem to make any difference on the phone, the menu option stays the same. Likewise, the menu doesn't seem to change the registry which leads me to think it's another setting someplace or the settings are stored elsewhere.
Thanks in advance for any help.

I've finally made a breakthrough on this. I had to export the entire registry, change the value, export the registry again and compare the files. I found that this value
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\Camera\6.16\Preferences
contains a large Hex value string and found that change a value that was 48 (timestamp off) to C8 (timestamp on) was reflected on the device. This string seems to have a lot of values so I'm assuming they are all to do with options selected in the camera menu. I just hope one of them is to disable the timestamp option now. I've posted this here in the hope it helps someone else.

[XAP][SOURCE] WP8 Registry Tools

Rebranded to WP8 Registry Tools from Lumia Registry Modifier
This is a basic registry viewer/editor demonstration using Registry dlls pulled from Nokia xaps within the latest FFUs.
First, a few things to note.
1) This only retrieves values from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
2) It CAN read DWORD values now, but can't write. (Hell you probably won't be able to write ANYWHERE, but the code is there)
Instructions are quite simple.
To Read Values:
1) Put the Registry key in the first box (ex. SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Codepage\1254
2) Put the Registry Value in the second box (ex. 1254)
3) Press Get Value.
To Set Values:
1) Put the Registry key in the first box (ex. SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Codepage\1254
2) Put the Registry Value in the second box (ex. 1254)
3) Put the new registry value result in the Set Value box.
4) Press Set Value.
This is very very basic, but I wanted to just show off something using what Nokia has provided us.
We can't write dword values unfortunately so hopes of using this to change the MaxUnsignedApp value are lost. This MAY be possible with @GoodDayToDie 's WP8NativeAccess library, but with this it isn't.
In case everyone wondered what that key is... SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DeviceReg\Install
Side load away

Hmm... I get Access Denied in my library on most keys that I've tried to write. If you can write the codepage, that's interesting (generally speaking, HKLM has stronger protections). I'll double-check whether I can write there myself. If not, but you can, then we have an elevated privilege attack vector...
Also, we should see whether the app runs on non-Nokia devices. I suspect that it will, if it works the way I think it does, but in that case it also won't have much in the way of permissions.
Getting DWORDs to work is a good project, I'm sure it's possible (works fine in NativeAccess, incidentally).
EDIT: Any chance you could include the source?

snickler said:
This is a basic registry viewer/editor demonstration using Nokia's Native Registry dll pulled from one of their apps.
First, a few things to note.
1) This only retrieves values from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
2) DWord values aren't supported.
Instructions are quite simple.
To Read Values:
1) Put the Registry key in the first box (ex. SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Codepage\1254
2) Put the Registry Value in the second box (ex. 1254)
3) Press Get Value.
To Set Values:
1) Put the Registry key in the first box (ex. SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Codepage\1254
2) Put the Registry Value in the second box (ex. 1254)
3) Put the new registry value result in the Set Value box.
4) Press Set Value.
This is very very basic, but I wanted to just show off something using what Nokia has provided us.
This doesn't seem to work with dword values unfortunately so hopes of using this to change the MaxUnsignedApp value are lost. This MAY be possible with @GoodDayToDie 's WP8NativeAccess library, but with this it isn't.
In case everyone wondered what that key is... SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DeviceReg\Install
Side load away
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atleast its a start.

GoodDayToDie said:
Hmm... I get Access Denied in my library on most keys that I've tried to write. If you can write the codepage, that's interesting (generally speaking, HKLM has stronger protections). I'll double-check whether I can write there myself. If not, but you can, then we have an elevated privilege attack vector...
Also, we should see whether the app runs on non-Nokia devices. I suspect that it will, if it works the way I think it does, but in that case it also won't have much in the way of permissions.
Getting DWORDs to work is a good project, I'm sure it's possible (works fine in NativeAccess, incidentally).
EDIT: Any chance you could include the source?
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ah yes, sorry about that. Let me load up my laptop
EDIT: Source added.

Hi I found the Registry item
(File path : <ffu>\Windows\Packages\RegistryFiles\SOFTWARE.REG)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\KindMap
where we can set extensions and their types.so is it possible to add a new extension so that it will also be supported and visible in sdcard ?

vivekkalady said:
Hi I found the Registry item
(File path : <ffu>\Windows\Packages\RegistryFiles\SOFTWARE.REG)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\KindMap
where we can set extensions and their types.so is it possible to add a new extension so that it will also be supported and visible in sdcard ?
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It doesn't support creating new key values, only modifying existing ones. If the data is within one key value and it's able to be read, then it should be able to have things added to it.
EDIT: From what I've seen, what you're trying to do won't be possible with this. Each extension has a different key value.

We may need to start an "interesting registry values" thread here, similar to the one for WP7. Of course, it'll be more interesting if we can actually change any of them.
Oh, and the app works on my ATIV S, just by the way. Need to find some interesting paths to test it on, though.
EDIT: Have you been able to write to *any* values using this? It fails for me every time, but I haven't tried that many yet.

GoodDayToDie said:
We may need to start an "interesting registry values" thread here, similar to the one for WP7. Of course, it'll be more interesting if we can actually change any of them.
Oh, and the app works on my ATIV S, just by the way. Need to find some interesting paths to test it on, though.
EDIT: Have you been able to write to *any* values using this? It fails for me every time, but I haven't tried that many yet.
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it has failed for me also. The only values I could write to were the ones that corresponded to Nokia. I'll look through the code again and make another update. I'm going to also rebrand it since it works for non Lumia phones.

Interesting about the Nokia paths working. That could be some characteristic of the DLL you use having better permissions or something specific to OEM stuff, but I actually suspect it's just that Nokia didn't bother to lock down the ACLs on their parts of the registry. You can easily adapt the app to my NativeRegistry class to test this, if you want.

Hmm that's a good idea. I just rebranded it to WP8 Registry Modifier. I'll add in your NativeRegistry class to work along with the RegistryRT class to see what comes about.

DWORD support
For DWORD support, take a look at the Nokia.SilentInstaller.Runtime.wim... The "CSilentInstallerRuntime" class contains multiple methods to interact with the registry including:
CreateKey
GetRegDWORDValue
GetRegSZValue
GetRegSZValueL
IsRegistryDWORDValueExists
IsRegistryKeyExists
IsRegistryREGSZValueExists
SetRegDWORDValue
SetRegSZValue
A bit off topic, I found a way to launch any URI... Literally, ANY URI (app:// http:// or anything). I can launch any application (using the GUID - so it must be a registered application but doesn't have to be one that you see in your programs list) and go to a specific page within that application. I can also pass any kind of query string that could unlock some hidden features in an application (such as the Extras+Info application - I can launch it using any dial string even though my ROM has that particular dial string disabled). I do so by launching a Toast message which allows me specify a launch uri and once it pops up, I click it. If anyone's interested, I can post a code sample for that...

@GoodDayToDie I'm able to read DWORDs with your NativeRegistry framework. I haven't been able to write though (I've only looked at the MaxUnsignedApp reg value).
What I think I'm going to do is possibly scrap the RegistryRT framework and just use yours. I can then make an even more robust app.

cpuguy said:
For DWORD support, take a look at the Nokia.SilentInstaller.Runtime.wim... The "CSilentInstallerRuntime" class contains multiple methods to interact with the registry including:
CreateKey
GetRegDWORDValue
GetRegSZValue
GetRegSZValueL
IsRegistryDWORDValueExists
IsRegistryKeyExists
IsRegistryREGSZValueExists
SetRegDWORDValue
SetRegSZValue
A bit off topic, I found a way to launch any URI... Literally, ANY URI (app:// http:// or anything). I can launch any application (using the GUID - so it must be a registered application but doesn't have to be one that you see in your programs list) and go to a specific page within that application. I can also pass any kind of query string that could unlock some hidden features in an application (such as the Extras+Info application - I can launch it using any dial string even though my ROM has that particular dial string disabled). I do so by launching a Toast message which allows me specify a launch uri and once it pops up, I click it. If anyone's interested, I can post a code sample for that...
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I was actually looking at the SilentInstaller not long ago. I got sidetracked by the fact that I could use the NativeRegistry read DWORD values. I'll check that out and upload a new build in a few

GoodDayToDie said:
We may need to start an "interesting registry values" thread here, similar to the one for WP7. Of course, it'll be more interesting if we can actually change any of them..
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I can write one up later. I have several registry keys that I'd like to bring attention to.
NOTE: I don't see anything editable yet, at least I can read it to compare it to the files in the ffu.

Launching a URI should be possible more directly than that, using ShellExecute, or similar, but that way is cool (and doesn't require importing unofficial native functionality).
Just a word of warning: NativeRegistry is under heavy modification. I hope to have the next Alpha release done soon, which brings a ton of changes, but in the meantime you might want to follow the changes on CodePlex; while I test every build that I push, I don't always publish the binaries.
There will be two ways to use the registry through NativeAccess soon: one is to use fairly thin wrappers around the native functions (that's mostly what's implemented now, but it will be expanded to include key and value enumeration, key creation, etc.), and the other is to use a class more akin to a .NET RegistryKey class, offering the ability to interact in a more object-oriented manner (where the object itself represents an open key).

Something I did notice when I tried to compile the NativeRegistry source (I just ended up using the binary you had for my testing) is that it kept blowing up on the include for WinReg.h. I don't have that anywhere. Am I missing something?

snickler said:
Something I did notice when I tried to compile the NativeRegistry source (I just ended up using the binary you had for my testing) is that it kept blowing up on the include for WinReg.h. I don't have that anywhere. Am I missing something?
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I'm not sure how GoodDayToDie did it himself (probably same approach I take it) but I compiled it using the "WinReg.h" from the Windows 8 SDK and removing the desktop-only compiler "if" instruction (lines 49 and 1446). And like he mentioned, you also have to create the KERNALBASE.LIB with the required registry export functions for the linker.

cpuguy said:
I'm not sure how GoodDayToDie did it himself (probably same approach I take it) but I compiled it using the "WinReg.h" from the Windows 8 SDK and removing the desktop-only compiler "if" instruction (lines 49 and 1446). And like he mentioned, you also have to create the KERNALBASE.LIB with the required registry export functions for the linker.
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Ah ok, thanks!

cpuguy said:
A bit off topic, I found a way to launch any URI... Literally, ANY URI (app:// http:// or anything). I can launch any application (using the GUID - so it must be a registered application but doesn't have to be one that you see in your programs list) and go to a specific page within that application. I can also pass any kind of query string that could unlock some hidden features in an application (such as the Extras+Info application - I can launch it using any dial string even though my ROM has that particular dial string disabled). I do so by launching a Toast message which allows me specify a launch uri and once it pops up, I click it. If anyone's interested, I can post a code sample for that...
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Yes, please post your code and give yourself your own thread (at least keep it here in development ). There are a lot of underlying dialer codes that Nokia disabled when flashing the 928s. Also this could mean we could have a custom app launcher, if you wanted to customize it that way. Most of the work we have done on WP8 has occurred in the past few months; we are finally getting so close to the first InteropUnlock for Nokia/WP8.
Sent from my RM-860 (Lumia 928) using the OFFICIAL Tapatalk app.

I'm trying to figure out the correct method prototype (since this is a method that appears to be WinPhone only and isn't part of the SDK so, no details on it whatsoever)... I stumbled upon this toast functionality in "NokiaFrameworkOBAWinPRT.dll" under the "DevPropHelper" class. The method to call is "InvokeToast". This method ends up calling "Shell_PostMessageToast" in "ShellChromeAPI.dll" (this is what I'm trying to invoke directly without going through the Nokia dll).
Add a reference in your project to "NokiaFrameworkOBAWinPRT.winmd" (you can find this in newer versions of the Extras+Info app)
Add the necessary <InProcessServer> tag (to allow the "NokiaFrameworkOBAWinPRT.DevPropHelper" class) in the <ActivatableClasses> section of you WMAppManifest.xml file
In the code... Create an instance of "NokiaFrameworkOBAWinPRT.DevPropHelper"
In the code... Call the "InvokeToast" method (of the previously created object) passing it:
Application GUID (can be your local app's GUID - doesn't seem to matter)
URI to launch in string format
Toast title (can be anything)
Toast content(can be anything)
When the Toast notification pops up, click on it and that's it.

[XAP][TOOL] WPH Tweaks - Customize your Windows Phone!

WPH Tweaks was originally developed by @Jaxbot for Windows Phone 7.
WPH Tweaks allows you to change various settings in your phone's registry that you would usually change with a registry editor. Some of these settings never meant to be changed so they may not have the desired effect. We take no responsibility of the possible damage caused to your device.
WPH Tweaks for Windows Phone 8 is currently very limited, but the main features are adding Google to search providers, and adding a 'Never'-timeout option in lock screen settings. There are currently some other tweaks that do not work well so do not expect everything to work.
The project is open source and located in GitHub. The experimental code can be found here and the stable code can be found here.
Special thanks to @GoodDayToDie ! This project uses his native access libraries and full capability unlock.
If you really want to try out this still experimental project you can find links below.
DOWNLOAD:
Windows Phone 8 with Enable all sideloading:
Attached wphTweaks_wp8-bXX.xap
Please use the Unlock all capabilities XAP before deploying this app.
Windows Phone 7 with Root Tools:
Attached wphTweaks_wp7-bXX.xap
You can read more about the WP7 version of WPH Tweaks on the WindowsPhoneHacker website: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/app_wph_tweaks-04-09-12

Great job Jesse!
This is definitely needed on WP8!

TheInterframe said:
Great job Jesse!
This is definitely needed on WP8!
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Well I listed them already As I said, this is still very experimental. I think the only unique feature is adding Google to search providers at the moment.

Cool stuff! Good to see more homebrew coming out. Let me know if you need a hand finding any tweaks.

GoodDayToDie said:
Cool stuff! Good to see more homebrew coming out. Let me know if you need a hand finding any tweaks.
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I've been using this thread by @megasounds as a reference, but sadly most of the possible tweaks are not writable.

jessenic said:
Well I listed them already As I said, this is still very experimental. I think the only unique feature is adding Google to search providers at the moment.
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Yeah I missed that, I read it again and re-worded the post (guess you didn't see the edited version ). Anyways I'm assuming the app is device independent (if we had a interop unlock on other devices) it would technically work on other devices right?

Yeah, it uses the samsung diagnostic component for automatic restarts, but that's not essential.

Is there a tweak to set the search key to open a google page instead of Bing?
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Can this be re-uploaded? I can't seem to be able to download it. It keeps telling me Jenkins is restarting. Maybe attach it here or Dropbox, mediafire or support ms with skydrive Or someone could PM me the file?

Add Google work for italian Samsung Ativ S

AlvinPhilemon said:
Can this be re-uploaded? I can't seem to be able to download it. It keeps telling me Jenkins is restarting. Maybe attach it here or Dropbox, mediafire or support ms with skydrive Or someone could PM me the file?
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Sorry, forgot to actually restart it. Should work now. When I get some stable builds I will upload the releases here at XDA, but until then I'll keep them in the CI.

Maybe you could implement a method to change the date format?
The registry key is
Code:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International
"sShortDate"="dd-MMM-yy"
dd-MMM-yy = 17-Oct-13
Is it possible to edit that key?

AlvinPhilemon said:
Maybe you could implement a method to change the date format?
The registry key is
Code:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International
"sShortDate"="dd-MMM-yy"
dd-MMM-yy = 17-Oct-13
Is it possible to edit that key?
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I think it is possible, but that is what "Settings>language+region>Regional setting" changes

jessenic said:
I think it is possible, but that is what "Settings>language+region>Regional setting" changes
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yeah but what I want to change is the short date. dd-MMM-yy was available in WP7 but removed in WP8. Using a registry editor, I'm unable to edit that key. It claims it is successful but when I use GoodDayToDie's native access webserver, I find that it isn't changed.
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Of course it's for Samsung only (at now) ?

Budniu said:
Of course it's for Samsung only (at now) ?
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Works on all interop unlocked phones and those are only Samsung phones so yeah.

Can we have in next release ability to change PhoneManufacturer? Thanks

You can add this:
Increase or decrease duration of vibration of touch buttons:
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Duration"="{value in miliseconds in dword}"
Increase or decrease intensity of touch buttons:
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Intensity"="{value of intended intensity in dword}"
Enable or Disable haptic feedback
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Vibrate"="{1 to enable, 0 to disable}"
Fantastic tool

Mattemoller90 said:
You can add this:
Increase or decrease duration of vibration of touch buttons:
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Duration"="{value in miliseconds in dword}"
Increase or decrease intensity of touch buttons:
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Intensity"="{value of intended intensity in dword}"
Enable or Disable haptic feedback
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Touch\Buttons]
"Vibrate"="{1 to enable, 0 to disable}"
Fantastic tool
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Thank you
djtonka said:
Can we have in next release ability to change PhoneManufacturer? Thanks
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Changing PhoneManufacturer is unstable. In WP7, if you change it 3-4 times it breaks the app DRM, you cannot run any apps anymore without a hard reset. This has not been tested yet in WP8 but we assume it is the same

Implemented Notification Sound changer as per @megasounds request.

[REQ] Alert notification sound changer

hi there
i need a tool that can change my alert/app/notification sounds like on windows phone 7 : Advanced config tool
see: http://www.touchxperience.com/advanced-configuration-tool/
Offcourse this tool DOES NOT WORK on windows phone 8
with this tool you can set almost every alert/app/notification sounds
i did my homework and found this :
go with registry editor or the GDTD webserver to :
\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\EventSounds\Sounds
here you can see alert/app/notifcation directories with the sound string.
for example :
\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\EventSounds\Sounds\Alarm
Values Type Size Data
Sound String 88 C:\Programs\CommonFiles\Sounds\Alarm-01.wma
Category String 12 Alarm
So its NOT that easy to change this value....
Is someone busy with such a tool like Advanced Config to change the sounds ???
or is someone willing to make such a tool ?
mayby an option for -W-O-L-F- tool ???
many thanks
Me! :good:

megasounds said:
hi there
i need a tool that can change my alert/app/notification sounds like on windows phone 7 : Advanced config tool
see: http://www.touchxperience.com/advanced-configuration-tool/
Offcourse this tool DOES NOT WORK on windows phone 8
with this tool you can set almost every alert/app/notification sounds
i did my homework and found this :
go with registry editor or the GDTD webserver to :
\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\EventSounds\Sounds
here you can see alert/app/notifcation directories with the sound string.
for example :
\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\EventSounds\Sounds\Alarm
Values Type Size Data
Sound String 88 C:\Programs\CommonFiles\Sounds\Alarm-01.wma
Category String 12 Alarm
So its NOT that easy to change this value....
Is someone busy with such a tool like Advanced Config to change the sounds ???
or is someone willing to make such a tool ?
mayby an option for -W-O-L-F- tool ???
many thanks
Me! :good:
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I actually posted this registry tweak in the Samsung ATIV S registry hacks thread over a month ago. Isn't news though. Its already in GDR3 so its kinda pointless to add one since alot of us have GDR3.

AlvinPhilemon said:
I actually posted this registry tweak in the Samsung ATIV S registry hacks thread over a month ago. Isn't news though. Its already in GDR3 so its kinda pointless to add one since alot of us have GDR3.
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Thats TRUE
but is easier if we have a tool to change them like advanced config for wp7
i asked jessenic (the maker of WPH Tweaks ) and maybe he can implement it in his tool.
see his tool : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2486387
Michael

To edit that value in a sideloaded app would require a capability unlock; the capability exists and it's easy to edit those strings using my NativeRegistry library or something similar, but only Samsung phones can be capability-unlocked right now.
As pointed out though, this is an official feature of GDR3 and anybody who wants it can get the update now, so it's not personally a priority now (the requested feature, not unlocks in general; those are my main priority).

GoodDayToDie said:
To edit that value in a sideloaded app would require a capability unlock; the capability exists and it's easy to edit those strings using my NativeRegistry library or something similar, but only Samsung phones can be capability-unlocked right now.
As pointed out though, this is an official feature of GDR3 and anybody who wants it can get the update now, so it's not personally a priority now (the requested feature, not unlocks in general; those are my main priority).
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I already implemented the feature, however I'm not able to write those registry values with your NativeAccessLibraries, but I am with the Samsung diag component. What might be the problem? I think I have all possible capabilities in the app.

This is implemented in WPH Tweaks build #8. Head over to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2486387 to download.

For access to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\EventSounds\Sounds, you need ID_CAP_SOUND_CONTROL.
The Samsung library works fine (for Strings and DWORDS only) because the RPC service executing those operations already has a ton of permissions.

GREAT
jessenic said:
This is implemented in WPH Tweaks build #8. Head over to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2486387 to download.
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YOUR THE BEST
thanks !
michael

[Q] Usefull for unlocking ? NokiaRegistryUtils.dll

HI all
i was analysing some XAP files from my Nokia 937 rom (1028.3562.1402.0001 ).
i found f8cfb72ef3b442e58508fbee6d4e5567.xap (??? nokia maps ???) with some interesting files in it.
NokiaRegistryUtils.dll
i played with the NativeToastLauncher but can not find the app://xxx path to start this dll
the WMAppManifest.xml also contains :
<Capability Name="ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES" />
i uploaded this complete pack to : http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/9853721/file.html
can someone please analyse these files ??? can we use these file(s) for unlocking ?
Thanks in advance
M
p.s. I only want to help you all with (interop)unlocking the nokia lumias !

1) Question threads don't belong in this sub-forum, really...
2) NativeToastLauncher launches pages (usually XAML) in an app, not DLLs (although the XAML will usually be *in* a DLL, in which case the DLL's name is in the launch path).
3) We've known about those libraries for months.
4) We can't use them for unlocks unless we find a way to specify an arbitrary registry key and registry value; something like a mapping app is highly unlikely to have any such mechanism... (it just saves and reads data for its own use).

GoodDayToDie said:
1) Question threads don't belong in this sub-forum, really...
2) NativeToastLauncher launches pages (usually XAML) in an app, not DLLs (although the XAML will usually be *in* a DLL, in which case the DLL's name is in the launch path).
3) We've known about those libraries for months.
4) We can't use them for unlocks unless we find a way to specify an arbitrary registry key and registry value; something like a mapping app is highly unlikely to have any such mechanism... (it just saves and reads data for its own use).
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OK OK ! thanks for the info
as i said ...i just want to help you all to find the "hole" to unlock these Nokia lumias !

megasounds said:
OK OK ! thanks for the info
as i said ...i just want to help you all to find the "hole" to unlock these Nokia lumias !
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be sure there's no way in Nokia Xaps .
I searched in them many times , NO Way

ngame said:
be sure there's no way in Nokia Xaps .
I searched in them many times , NO Way
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I'm 100% sure Nokia developers are monitoring xda forums since Nokia decided to manufacture Windows Phones. And 99.9% sure they already knows about all successful hacks for WP (actually most of these hacks based on the manufacturers bugs).

sensboston said:
I'm 100% sure Nokia developers are monitoring xda forums since Nokia decided to manufacture Windows Phones. And 99.9% sure they already knows about all successful hacks for WP (actually most of these hacks based on the manufacturers bugs).
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Yes exactly .
Nokia hack is very hard and also want a long way to be success (If we can )

sensboston said:
I'm 100% sure Nokia developers are monitoring xda forums since Nokia decided to manufacture Windows Phones. And 99.9% sure they already knows about all successful hacks for WP (actually most of these hacks based on the manufacturers bugs).
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It doesn't matter if you can downgrade FW.
1) Downgrade
2) Unlock
3) Update
But. Nobody unlocked even old FW.