Anybody knows an apps that shows discharging status for tp2?
Battery status, tbattery, and acb power meter dont works..
Thanks..
If you have a program, like SKTOOLS or RESCO EXPLORER. you could change the registry:
Go to : HKLM\Services\NOTIFICATIONMANAGER change the value DLL of NotificationManager.dll to NotificationManagerNew.dll
Soft-reset your phone, and you will be able to see the battery status when you tap on it
I believe you misunderstood my question, it's not about getting rid notification manager, but an app that can show how much mAh my device use..
Maybe NueBattery?
doesn't work either.
acb power meter (free) works for me.
anyone knows?
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I installed HTCustom primarily to remove the SMS notification, but I've found it's broken other things. The title bar of the home screen can no longer display the battery information. When I tell it to show the battery information, I just get a blank section of the bar that cuts off half the reception logo, and completely hides the volume icon.
Uninstalling doesn't resolve the issue.
I can set it to display the time or date, and it seems to work, but that's useless, because I already have that information on the screen. The battery info is much more important.
Could any tell me what I need to do to either completely remove the application and remove any changes it made, or at least how to get my battery to display on the title bar correctly?
I'm running Black 4.0, and I don't really want to have to just reflash my PDA to fix this problem.
Kinda annoyed :/
Thanks for any help in advance
Mr_Snuffle said:
I installed HTCustom primarily to remove the SMS notification, but I've found it's broken other things. The title bar of the home screen can no longer display the battery information. When I tell it to show the battery information, I just get a blank section of the bar that cuts off half the reception logo, and completely hides the volume icon.
Uninstalling doesn't resolve the issue.
I can set it to display the time or date, and it seems to work, but that's useless, because I already have that information on the screen. The battery info is much more important.
Could any tell me what I need to do to either completely remove the application and remove any changes it made, or at least how to get my battery to display on the title bar correctly?
I'm running Black 4.0, and I don't really want to have to just reflash my PDA to fix this problem.
Kinda annoyed :/
Thanks for any help in advance
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Is there a reason why you didn't post in the 'HTCustom Thread'?
Cause I didn't see it
Nevermind, I had an older version installed. Seems to be working okay now
Hey,
This problem has probably a very easy solution, but I can't get it to work...
Everytime I want to check my batterystatus I have too press the digital clock in the upper right corner.
How can I have the battery indicator there as default?
I know I had it when I first got the phone, but now it's not working.
Help appreciated!
check this small tool
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=364278
super great, can't live without it any more
Hi,
I have the Battery Indicator twice on the top bar. can anyone tell me how to get rid of one of them.
cheers
Did you install SPB Pocket Plus? If so, you need to disable the "Battery Indicator" function in SPB Pocket Plus settings.
I did, I'll try this. thanks very much
Hello guys
I like to show a notifaction (or a notifyIcon) like cell state or the battery state?
With the Notification class in the .net cf I could just send an info text to the user and it's shown like the battery state. And the OpenNETCF's NotifyIcon does just nothing on my HD2 or emulator.
I also like to have a button next to the state to provide fast access to my app (like the Comm Manager).
Thanks
Any way to display a battery percentage in the status bar (without root etc.)?
Yes,settings battery. Above on the right.
HoundDK said:
Any way to display a battery percentage in the status bar (without root etc.)?
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Scroll the slider down, press and hold the setting icon for 10 or 15 seconds (Setting icon will rotate)
It will activate System UI Tuner in the setting menu then you can turn the battery percentage.
This is the temporary fix, until the next update by android.
Okay i found it
But the text in the circle disappears after a while...?
dharchula said:
Scroll the slider down, press and hold the setting icon for 10 or 15 seconds (Setting icon will rotate)
It will activate System UI Tuner in the setting menu then you can turn the battery percentage.
This is the temporary fix, until the next update by android.
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Got it! The percentage value is put inside the battery icon, so it's rather small and readability therefore low, but it works.
Thanks a lot!
With Xposed module "Gravity Box", you can have the the battery symbol (or the circle) AND to the right of that the percentage. For me the best solution, because percentage inside the symbol / circle is not very readable.
You want like in my screenshot? Just go to settings > battery, tap the battery icon at the top right of the screen and then hit battery percentage.