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Unlocked Emulator ROM, Revisited (e.g. working HTTPS)

(I'm only two days into WP7, so don't smack me too hard.)
While attempting to debug some Windows Phone 7 behavior via RustyGrom's unlocked images, I stumbled across the whole "/h/ttps issue". This forced me to re-look at how the original mod was performed.
The original method, as outlined in this blog post, involves manipulating the read-only portion of the system registry -- default.hv. Doing so invalidates its baked in signature, wrecking havoc (manifesting itself as broken /h/ttps and other assorted crappiness).
To work around this, I instead made a change to an internal function within AppMetadata.dll, causing all requests to blacklist to return empty handed. (A one byte change at 0xAC8A, 75->EB.) That unlocks the applications on the splash screen.
To unlock the "settings", however, is a trickier matter and involves those irritating "SecureItem" values and the parsing code within SplashSettingsDll.dll. (If you're wondering what the GUIDs mean, there's a translation to canonical names in 8C9C0C34-B77D-45FB-9E4E-D53AC5900244.rgu).
Code:
Themes = {165705CD-200B-4b23-961D-E3F66F844514}
Sounds = {92F34415-4D78-4430-9933-D2DEEA0C9D3D}
FlightMode = {1DEF9B7D-2322-40eb-A007-16A75D5CDA62}
Accessibility = {C5A90F1C-112F-43d3-8C80-C5D1746F3B68}
WiFi = {291A7CF3-48C4-4319-A6F6-E4BABFCCB8E8}
Bluetooth = {BFBBBF37-35E3-447b-BE65-DFC149EF614F}
Location = {41954AAF-E1C4-4b81-A5EC-A5C8961FE34C}
CellularConn = {FD427838-F373-40a3-9FEC-76C6CFFAFC04}
Accounts = {87F5E764-4AB3-4664-B2A3-BE00A2E8AF4A}
Brightness = {B7AFEE4D-7738-48df-8CA4-588D14AE256B}
TouchKeyboard = {071692BE-EC17-463e-94C7-64FB874A6180}
Regional = {E37398A2-CEAD-423c-9EC2-F43251C0B2CE}
DateTime = {9CB05CAE-D2CF-4409-8E64-352DD8F6FDE2}
PhoneLock = {37966764-79C8-4090-A8CF-FB65D638E529}
Updates = {C956380A-087F-4548-A5F6-CEF3616A55DA}
About = {9DAD8821-3F8C-474f-AB2B-D120BA03AFDC}
Speech = {7D878951-E418-46a3-AF6B-DCB45CD375B9}
Contacts = {2D267C1E-C53A-4718-8032-FAC545DDDF8C}
Photos = {864AAEB9-9419-40f9-BA88-03E986859450}
Messaging = {D651D70D-B141-4d71-8FFB-1004C24FB12B}
Phone = {83171528-D3B9-49b6-BC05-BBB3B4B25460}
IE = {A7DD1D7D-C7CA-4566-A5E7-015C7940276E}
Maps = {21EF1D0A-5EBE-4056-9622-2D9615C967E1}
Search = {90A593C1-F945-4bf7-AB56-A999E425F16F}
OfficeMobile = {5962CFCF-8008-4d55-B048-BDCDD7A90EAB}
Games = {B193A538-115B-4789-93D1-F3981B9D7B11}
Radio = {18916419-df98-4042-bb27-6ae39dbc3310}
FindMyPhone = {1691B767-686D-4934-A844-C0057C6024A0}
Feedback = {BF0D001A-1988-4cf3-81E1-16A1CCAB5DA3}
Marketplace = {1D36BBB8-9EEE-4e30-A72B-77ED9CFF11D1}
Unfortunately, Microsoft decided to put required data in these SecureItem values. It appears this data drives what order the application shows in the Settings list and/or the "type" of task. (Unsure about that last bit.) If this data is empty -- for example, I skip over all the SecureItem parsing -- the item vanishes.
I wrote some assembly to simulate returning order data, in an incrementing fashion (10, 20, 30, ...) -- which was fun -- but utterly useless. I'm obviously not putting this data where it wants it to be. I believe the second parameter to an internal function that handles enumerating all the SecureItems (va 41415066/offset 0x4266) is some sort of structure (with two members?) that's key here.
Without a debugger, probing this structure is nearly impossible -- I'm open to ideas here... The only idea I have is making the application crash on "executing" those members, then using the output window to get the values... but this'll be super difficult to pull off.
(If you could convince a mod to lift the restrictions on my account, that'd be wonderful. I can't post links or do anything useful.)

Thanks for the work.
mod speaking: about the link as you are a new member you need 5 posts before you can post link so only one post left until you can edit and post comment

Great work! One thing I thought about, what about just editing the RGU files to get to the same goal of writing to the registry? It seems like those are applied at boot time and presumably wouldn't be under the 'read only'.

RustyGrom said:
Great work! One thing I thought about, what about just editing the RGU files to get to the same goal of writing to the registry? It seems like those are applied at boot time and presumably wouldn't be under the 'read only'.
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I don't know much about those files, but each RGU file has a corresponding DSM which appears to have certificate information. I'll see what happens tho. (I'm guessing these files were designed for OEM use.)
Update: Yeah, as I thought. The (signed) default.hv references the RGUs, so you can't just rip one out. And you can't tinker inside because they're signed. You can't replace the DSM either because its root certificate is checked against the baked in few (similar to desktop Windows). Ahhhh. We might be forced to patch up the boot/kernel binaries... that sucks tho.
Update 2: ... and no, you can't replace the RGU/DSM pair with a "valid" one. The files are SHA160 hashed, with the first 16 bytes put into default.hv -- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ObjectStore\RegistryUpdate. I suppose since the hash is truncated, you could -- in theory -- edit a RGU until it generated a similar hash... but that's crazy talk.

Keep up the good work Rafael, I'm sure you will figure out a way around it. You always find the craziest ways around Microsoft's lock-downs. Good Luck and I can't wait to see the results .

Just an update: I was able to build an SDK that works pretty damn well for native WP7 binary creation. After some fiddling with the buggy XIPPort tool and VS2010, I was able to produce a binary that runs just fine in WP7. (Currently, I just replaced Settings3.exe and used the menu's Settings link as an entrypoint.)
Now I can fiddle with more fun things, like accessing the registry and inserting those elusive SecureItems Not sure if those values are checked all the time tho -- if it's a one-time deal, I'll need to "reboot" the home screen.
Code:
INT start(
__in HINSTANCE hInstance,
__in HINSTANCE hPrevInstance,
__in LPWSTR lpCmdLine,
__in int nCmdShow
)
{
NKDbgPrintfW(L"[Hello, WP7. I haz you.]\r\n");
return 0;
}
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

Awesome stuff man. This should be extremely valuable once we figure out how to mod the ROM.

Settings3.exe is an application that runs in a normal user context, i.e. isn't very useful. Preload.exe, however -- which is used to insert dummy address book data at boot -- runs at a higher level. I replaced that with my code and was able to edit the registry (blacklist, secureitems) just fine... but it's too late during boot (damn!). The splash screen starts before my code is executed.

NoLED Theme Thread.

Ideas accepted!
Since im out of upload spots.. i will upload the newer ones to megaupload (or any other suggestions?)
How to create themes
I have been using photoshop, on a mac and using google to find the images.
1. Open image and go to Images>Adjustments>Desaturate
2. Go to Filter>Filter Gallery
3. Select Photo Copy OR stamp. Some images work with one.. some better with the other.
4. Invert colors if needed ( Images>Adjustments>Invert)
5.Clean up lines
Copy image and past it Using The template that prosto_mike posted HERE
How to apply themes
To apply themes to replace the default set of icons, follow the following steps:
1. Create a folder in your sdcard card (for the Samsung Galaxy S, use the internal sdcard) and call it NoLED.
2. Inside that folder make a folder called Themes
3. For each theme you'd like, you create a folder with its name (i.e. "my_theme" the complete path should be /sdcard/NoLed/Themes/my_theme).
4. NoLED looks for the following files in each of the theme folder to obtain the icons:
* icon_sms.png
* icon_email.png
* icon_gtalk.png
* icon_other.png
* icon_calendar.png
* icon_missed.png
* icon_k9.png
* icon_voicemail.png
These icons can be of any size but should contain icons in pure white color, with a transparent background.
Failure to have any of these icons will make NoLED display a default icon for that missing file.
5. Finally, in NoLED's settings, go to Icons > Themes and you should see the folder you named in step 2.
Edit: since these files show up in the gallery..i used terminal to create a ".nomedia" file in the "noled"folder... This was causing crashes but with the themes now being in a Theme folder in the NoLed folder it no longer causes crashes.
Pirates
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Bomb = calendar
Sparrow = voicemail
Skull = sms
Ship = missed call
Coin = other
Rum = email
gun = gtalk
Pacman
Apple = Calander
Cherrys = voicemail
Inkie = email
Blinkie = gtalk
Pinkie = missed call
Clyde = other
Pacman = sms
Skulls
Xmas
Present = Gtalk
Wreath = Gmail
Xmas Tree = Missed Call
Snowflake = SMS
Mistletoe = Other
Candy Cane = Voicemail
Frosty = Calendar
Santa Hat = K-9 mail
Mario Brothers
Bullet = Gtalk
Star = Gmail
Goomba = Missed Call
1UP = SMS
Mario = Other
Boo = Voicemail
Yoshi = Calendar
Luigi = K-9 mail
i also have a mario one where
Bullet = Gtalk
Yoshi = Gmail
Mario = Missed Call
1UP = SMS
Gomba = Other
Boo = Voicemail
Star = Calendar
Luigi = K-9 mail
Android
M&M's
Star Wars
Darth Vader = Gtalk
Boba Fett Logo = Gmail
Rebel Logo = Missed Call
Stormtrooper = SMS
The Old Republic Logo = Other
Imperial Logo= Voicemail
Yoda = Calendar
Sith Logo = K-9 mail
Word
wordd.zip
Wordd.large
wordd.large.zip
Love
love.zip

Very good effort!!!
Will try this and report back!

Downloaded the skulls pack..followed your install method works a Ok on my unbranded SgS...many thanks...

I'm glad you both like them... At least I know time was well spent, not wasted

EXCELLENT! Keep up the good work. The android robot icon would be a cool idea
Working flawlessly on Samsung Galaxy S
ROM: Doc Froyo XXJPO v7.6.2
Kernel: Hardcore speedmod kernel version I 1.1 - 250Hz - (Voodoo installed)

uppon2 said:
EXCELLENT! Keep up the good work. The android robot icon would be a cool idea
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Cool idea.
Just a quick screen shot to show i have them working.

uppon2 said:
EXCELLENT! Keep up the good work. The android robot icon would be a cool idea
Working flawlessly on Samsung Galaxy S
ROM: Doc Froyo XXJPO v7.6.2
Kernel: Hardcore speedmod kernel version I 1.1 - 250Hz - (Voodoo installed)
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DOH! how did i not think of that haha.
Edit: Done.

mikeyj1973 said:
Cool idea.
Just a quick screen shot to show i have them working.
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Thats strange that it still has the little dots also... humm

ipeench said:
Thats strange that it still has the little dots also... humm
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No that was on the test page.

mikeyj1973 said:
No that was on the test page.
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ohhhh, got cha.

He He..no problem should of posted the proper home screen with the icons on..oh well at least you no it's on my phone lol...

anyone that has more ideas... toss them out there and ill see what i can do (i have lucked out so far and this has not been to hard haha)

ipeench said:
anyone that has more ideas... toss them out there and ill see what i can do (i have lucked out so far and this has not been to hard haha)
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How about a plain simple line across the screen & TEXT in an elegant font? This would work for minimalists like me.
It could have a vertical version too.

Since this phone DEPENDS on NoLED to show us its ALIVE, I have rated this thread 5.

NoLed doesn't have an instant reacll because the original APP is named as NoLED x.x. You can change your Title to reflect that.

ragin said:
NoLed doesn't have an instant reacll because the original APP is named as NoLED x.x. You can change your Title to reflect that.
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change what now? ha
Like this?

Nice. Very Nice.
How about Having Love shapes/ kisses ?

Try to upload it to mediafire bro. Very good service.

Awesome job with the text ones mate but i have a question/request: Is it possible to make them a little bigger? They are so tiny that i have to aproach my eyes to the phone so i can read it lol.Thank you

fane1 said:
Awesome job with the text ones mate but i have a question/request: Is it possible to make them a little bigger? They are so tiny that i have to aproach my eyes to the phone so i can read it lol.Thank you
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Big as I could get them.
Wordd.large
wordd.large.zip

Launch Internet Connection or any other Application from Desktop

Well I have been trying to interop unlock my Dell Venue Pro by using the Microsoft.SmartDevice.connectivity Library. Now while I have had no luck with that I did find a way to execute internet sharing on any device. Only downside is on devices that it is not supposed to work it will display a "Connection not shared" "Internet sharing isn't currently available." MessageBox.
I am going to be generating more GUID's tonight but It would be nice to know if anyone knows of the GUID for cool things. Here is my code:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using Microsoft.SmartDevice.Connectivity;
namespace RemoteExecute
{
class Program
{
public static DatastoreManager manager = new DatastoreManager(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.LCID);
public static DatastoreManager datastoremanager = new DatastoreManager(1033);
public static Collection<Platform> platforms = datastoremanager.GetPlatforms();
public static ObjectId PlatformObjectID = new ObjectId("7E6B29E6-AAE1-41dc-9849-049507CBA2B0");
static void Main(string[] args)
{
LaunchApplication(GetGUID(Applications.InternetSharing));
Console.WriteLine();
}
private enum Applications
{
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561A")]Documents,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561B")]UnknownB,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561C")]PhoneSettings,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561D")]OfficeConnection,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561E")]Office,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA561F")]Cellular,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5600")]FileBrowser,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5601")]Settings,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5602")]Start,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5603")]Calculator,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5605")]About,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5606")]DateTime,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5607")]LockWallpaper,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5608")]Keyboard,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5610")]Messaging,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5611")]Calling,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5612")]Calendar,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5613")]AddAccount,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5614")]AddAccount2,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5615")]People,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5616")]EmailAccounts,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5617")]Word,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5618")]Excel,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5619")]Unknown19,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5620")]Bluetooth,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5621")]AirplaneMode,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5622")]OfficeSettings,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5623")]WiFi,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5624")]Speech,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5625")]FindMyPhone,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5628")]Zip,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5629")]InternetSharing,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5630")]Zune,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5631")]Camera,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5632")]Pictures,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5633")]Marketplace,
[Description("5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5634")]Games,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5640")]PhoneUpdate,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5642")]Location,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5660")]InternetExplorer,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5661")]Maps,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5663")]InternetExplorerSettings,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5664")]SearchSettings,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5666")]InternetExplorer2,
[Description("5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5670")]Feedback,
}
private static string GetGUID(object item)
{
FieldInfo fi = item.GetType().GetField(item.ToString());
if (fi == null) return null;
DescriptionAttribute[] attributes = (DescriptionAttribute[])fi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(DescriptionAttribute), false);
return (attributes.Length > 0) ? attributes[0].Description : item.ToString();
}
private static void LaunchApplication(string GUID)
{
try
{
Platform platform = datastoremanager.GetPlatform(PlatformObjectID);
Collection<Device> devices = platform.GetDevices();
Device device = devices.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name.Contains("Device"));
device.Connect();
RemoteApplication ApplicationToLaunch = device.GetApplication(new Guid(GUID));
ApplicationToLaunch.Launch();
WriteConsoleDebug(string.Format("{0}\tLaunched {1}", DateTime.Now, GUID));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
WriteConsoleDebug(string.Format("{0}\tFailed to launch {1}", DateTime.Now, GUID));
}
}
private static void WriteConsoleDebug(string message)
{
Console.WriteLine(message);
Debug.WriteLine(message);
}
}
}

Is this internet sharing via USB tether?

No this is the wifi sharing option. And should launch for all Mango devices; however the button will ONLY WORK if your device SUPPORTS it. Sadly...

confirmed it works. but unfortunately ICS isn't enabled on my Mozart yet :/ good job though.

Do you think you can find the Battery Saver? That would be great.

Brute forcing these GUID will take a lifetime so I need a starting point.
I knew the ID for one of the screens so it was easy to find the range of 5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5600 to 5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5670. I need some sort of reference

MJCS said:
Brute forcing these GUID will take a lifetime so I need a starting point.
I knew the ID for one of the screens so it was easy to find the range of 5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5600 to 5b04b775-356b-4aa0-aaf8-6491ffea5670. I need some sort of reference
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Oh ok :/ Thanks anyway

Well if someone wants to they can run multiple instances of this to generate and check to see if a GUID is valid. I would run this against the emulator.
Code:
public static void GUIDGenerator()
{
for (int a = 0; a < int.MaxValue; a++)
{
for (short b = 0; b < short.MaxValue; b++)
{
for (short c = 0; c < short.MaxValue; c++)
{
for (byte d = 0; d < byte.MaxValue; d++)
{
for (byte e = 0; e < byte.MaxValue; e++)
{
for (byte f = 0; f < byte.MaxValue; f++)
{
for (byte g = 0; g < byte.MaxValue; g++)
{
for (byte h = 0; h < byte.MaxValue; h++)
{
for (byte i = 0; i < byte.MaxValue; i++)
{
for (byte j = 0; j < byte.MaxValue; j++)
{
for (byte k = 0; k < byte.MaxValue; k++)
{
Guid guid = new Guid(a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k);
LaunchApplication(guid.ToString().ToUpper());
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
I know it is not really clean. Or you can try the random brute force:
Code:
while (true)
{
LaunchApplication(Guid.NewGuid().ToString().ToUpper());
count++;
}

Fun with math and stupidly large numbers: (2^8)^16 combinations (or 2^128, simply).
Let's assume you've got a blazing fast CPU - 4GHz (2^32) per core. You're only using one core with this code, of course.
Next let's assume there is no overhead, and you can run one instruction per clock cycle. In practice this is not even close to true, though.
Now let's assume that checking the GUID somehow only requires three instructions to construct and check. This is an outrageous lie, probably off by multiple orders of magnitude.
Each GUID now takes 4 instructions in total (counting the increment). You can check 2^30 of them each second.
It will take 2^98 seconds to check all possible options. It will take 10^22 years (10,042,630,836,632,069,628,000 years, rounded to the nearest millennium) to check them all. Better get cracking! ;-)

GoodDayToDie said:
Fun with math and stupidly large numbers: (2^8)^16 combinations (or 2^128, simply).
Let's assume you've got a blazing fast CPU - 4GHz (2^32) per core. You're only using one core with this code, of course.
Next let's assume there is no overhead, and you can run one instruction per clock cycle. In practice this is not even close to true, though.
Now let's assume that checking the GUID somehow only requires three instructions to construct and check. This is an outrageous lie, probably off by multiple orders of magnitude.
Each GUID now takes 4 instructions in total (counting the increment). You can check 2^30 of them each second.
It will take 2^98 seconds to check all possible options. It will take 10^22 years (10,042,630,836,632,069,628,000 years, rounded to the nearest millennium) to check them all. Better get cracking! ;-)
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Yeah you are better off running a random brute force. I was just using that code to generate the entire sets of byte ranges for known guids. That is how I generated the GUIDS you see on here

singularity0821 said:
Do you think you can find the Battery Saver? That would be great.
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Microsoft.Themes"="{165705CD-200B-4b23-961D-E3F66F844514}"
"Microsoft.Sounds"="{92F34415-4D78-4430-9933-D2DEEA0C9D3D}"
"Microsoft.FlightMode"="{1DEF9B7D-2322-40eb-A007-16A75D5CDA62}"
"Microsoft.Accessibility"="{C5A90F1C-112F-43d3-8C80-C5D1746F3B68}"
"Microsoft.WiFi"="{291A7CF3-48C4-4319-A6F6-E4BABFCCB8E8}"
"Microsoft.Bluetooth"="{BFBBBF37-35E3-447b-BE65-DFC149EF614F}"
"Microsoft.Location"="{41954AAF-E1C4-4b81-A5EC-A5C8961FE34C}"
"Microsoft.CellularConn"="{FD427838-F373-40a3-9FEC-76C6CFFAFC04}"
"Microsoft.Accounts"="{87F5E764-4AB3-4664-B2A3-BE00A2E8AF4A}"
"Microsoft.Brightness"="{B7AFEE4D-7738-48df-8CA4-588D14AE256B}"
"Microsoft.TouchKeyboard"="{071692BE-EC17-463e-94C7-64FB874A6180}"
"Microsoft.Regional"="{E37398A2-CEAD-423c-9EC2-F43251C0B2CE}"
"Microsoft.DateTime"="{9CB05CAE-D2CF-4409-8E64-352DD8F6FDE2}"
"Microsoft.PhoneLock"="{37966764-79C8-4090-A8CF-FB65D638E529}"
"Microsoft.Updates"="{C956380A-087F-4548-A5F6-CEF3616A55DA}"
"Microsoft.About"="{9DAD8821-3F8C-474f-AB2B-D120BA03AFDC}"
"Microsoft.Speech"="{7D878951-E418-46a3-AF6B-DCB45CD375B9}"
"Microsoft.Contacts"="{2D267C1E-C53A-4718-8032-FAC545DDDF8C}"
"Microsoft.Photos"="{864AAEB9-9419-40f9-BA88-03E986859450}"
"Microsoft.Messaging"="{D651D70D-B141-4d71-8FFB-1004C24FB12B}"
"Microsoft.Phone"="{83171528-D3B9-49b6-BC05-BBB3B4B25460}"
"Microsoft.IE"="{A7DD1D7D-C7CA-4566-A5E7-015C7940276E}"
"Microsoft.Maps"="{21EF1D0A-5EBE-4056-9622-2D9615C967E1}"
"Microsoft.Search"="{90A593C1-F945-4bf7-AB56-A999E425F16F}"
"Microsoft.OfficeMobile"="{5962CFCF-8008-4d55-B048-BDCDD7A90EAB}"
"Microsoft.Games"="{B193A538-115B-4789-93D1-F3981B9D7B11}"
"Microsoft.Radio"="{18916419-df98-4042-bb27-6ae39dbc3310}"
"Microsoft.FindMyPhone"="{1691B767-686D-4934-A844-C0057C6024A0}"
"Microsoft.Feedback"="{BF0D001A-1988-4cf3-81E1-16A1CCAB5DA3}"
"Microsoft.Marketplace"="{1D36BBB8-9EEE-4e30-A72B-77ED9CFF11D1}"
"Microsoft.BatterySaver"="{F49426E4-5DC9-460e-8A85-B578B5D11387}"
"Microsoft.BGServices"="{483611F8-92D9-42d3-B5FA-B7252696F66A}"

abhilaksh said:
Microsoft.Themes"="{165705CD-200B-4b23-961D-E3F66F844514}"
"Microsoft.Sounds"="{92F34415-4D78-4430-9933-D2DEEA0C9D3D}"
"Microsoft.FlightMode"="{1DEF9B7D-2322-40eb-A007-16A75D5CDA62}"
"Microsoft.Accessibility"="{C5A90F1C-112F-43d3-8C80-C5D1746F3B68}"
"Microsoft.WiFi"="{291A7CF3-48C4-4319-A6F6-E4BABFCCB8E8}"
"Microsoft.Bluetooth"="{BFBBBF37-35E3-447b-BE65-DFC149EF614F}"
"Microsoft.Location"="{41954AAF-E1C4-4b81-A5EC-A5C8961FE34C}"
"Microsoft.CellularConn"="{FD427838-F373-40a3-9FEC-76C6CFFAFC04}"
"Microsoft.Accounts"="{87F5E764-4AB3-4664-B2A3-BE00A2E8AF4A}"
"Microsoft.Brightness"="{B7AFEE4D-7738-48df-8CA4-588D14AE256B}"
"Microsoft.TouchKeyboard"="{071692BE-EC17-463e-94C7-64FB874A6180}"
"Microsoft.Regional"="{E37398A2-CEAD-423c-9EC2-F43251C0B2CE}"
"Microsoft.DateTime"="{9CB05CAE-D2CF-4409-8E64-352DD8F6FDE2}"
"Microsoft.PhoneLock"="{37966764-79C8-4090-A8CF-FB65D638E529}"
"Microsoft.Updates"="{C956380A-087F-4548-A5F6-CEF3616A55DA}"
"Microsoft.About"="{9DAD8821-3F8C-474f-AB2B-D120BA03AFDC}"
"Microsoft.Speech"="{7D878951-E418-46a3-AF6B-DCB45CD375B9}"
"Microsoft.Contacts"="{2D267C1E-C53A-4718-8032-FAC545DDDF8C}"
"Microsoft.Photos"="{864AAEB9-9419-40f9-BA88-03E986859450}"
"Microsoft.Messaging"="{D651D70D-B141-4d71-8FFB-1004C24FB12B}"
"Microsoft.Phone"="{83171528-D3B9-49b6-BC05-BBB3B4B25460}"
"Microsoft.IE"="{A7DD1D7D-C7CA-4566-A5E7-015C7940276E}"
"Microsoft.Maps"="{21EF1D0A-5EBE-4056-9622-2D9615C967E1}"
"Microsoft.Search"="{90A593C1-F945-4bf7-AB56-A999E425F16F}"
"Microsoft.OfficeMobile"="{5962CFCF-8008-4d55-B048-BDCDD7A90EAB}"
"Microsoft.Games"="{B193A538-115B-4789-93D1-F3981B9D7B11}"
"Microsoft.Radio"="{18916419-df98-4042-bb27-6ae39dbc3310}"
"Microsoft.FindMyPhone"="{1691B767-686D-4934-A844-C0057C6024A0}"
"Microsoft.Feedback"="{BF0D001A-1988-4cf3-81E1-16A1CCAB5DA3}"
"Microsoft.Marketplace"="{1D36BBB8-9EEE-4e30-A72B-77ED9CFF11D1}"
"Microsoft.BatterySaver"="{F49426E4-5DC9-460e-8A85-B578B5D11387}"
"Microsoft.BGServices"="{483611F8-92D9-42d3-B5FA-B7252696F66A}"
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Wow, thank you~

MJCS, good idea! But you forgot to attach project and executable. I'll do it for you (just slightly modified your source code)
Usage: RemoteExecute.exe [app name] or [app guid]

sensboston said:
MJCS, good idea! But you forgot to attach project and executable. I'll do it for you (just slightly modified your source code)
Usage: RemoteExecute.exe [app name] or [app guid]
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I figured everyone in the hacking forum would have Visual Studio installed

MJCS said:
I figured everyone in the hacking forum would have Visual Studio installed
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Mostly But having a ready-to-go exe with command line params not bad at all, what do you think?

MJCS said:
Well if someone wants to they can run multiple instances of this to generate and check to see if a GUID is valid. I would run this against the emulator.
Code:
public static void GUIDGenerator()
{
for (int a = 0; a < int.MaxValue; a++)
{
for (short b = 0; b < short.MaxValue; b++)
{
for (short c = 0; c < short.MaxValue; c++)
{
for (byte d = 0; d < byte.MaxValue; d++)
{
for (byte e = 0; e < byte.MaxValue; e++)
{
for (byte f = 0; f < byte.MaxValue; f++)
{
for (byte g = 0; g < byte.MaxValue; g++)
{
for (byte h = 0; h < byte.MaxValue; h++)
{
for (byte i = 0; i < byte.MaxValue; i++)
{
for (byte j = 0; j < byte.MaxValue; j++)
{
for (byte k = 0; k < byte.MaxValue; k++)
{
Guid guid = new Guid(a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k);
LaunchApplication(guid.ToString().ToUpper());
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
I know it is not really clean. Or you can try the random brute force:
Code:
while (true)
{
LaunchApplication(Guid.NewGuid().ToString().ToUpper());
count++;
}
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GoodDayToDie said:
Fun with math and stupidly large numbers: (2^8)^16 combinations (or 2^128, simply).
Let's assume you've got a blazing fast CPU - 4GHz (2^32) per core. You're only using one core with this code, of course.
Next let's assume there is no overhead, and you can run one instruction per clock cycle. In practice this is not even close to true, though.
Now let's assume that checking the GUID somehow only requires three instructions to construct and check. This is an outrageous lie, probably off by multiple orders of magnitude.
Each GUID now takes 4 instructions in total (counting the increment). You can check 2^30 of them each second.
It will take 2^98 seconds to check all possible options. It will take 10^22 years (10,042,630,836,632,069,628,000 years, rounded to the nearest millennium) to check them all. Better get cracking! ;-)
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This is true. But all of Microsoft's WP7 GUIDs start with "5B04B775-356B-4AA0-AAF8-6491FFEA5", so this actually only leads 4 HEX digits to work with.. so 15^4? A little better

@Jaxbot:
Could you code a simple shortcut-xap for calling the Internet Sharing settings page using the here provided GUID ?
The GUID works well with your folders app...
Best regards
contable

contable said:
@Jaxbot:
Could you code a simple shortcut-xap for calling the Internet Sharing settings page using the here provided GUID ?
The GUID works well with your folders app...
Best regards
contable
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I think you can with the folders app

MJCS said:
I think you can with the folders app
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As written before the GUID works well with the folder app, but I meant a standalone shortcut, not a shortcut inside a folder...
BTW thx a lot for the GUID´s !

contable said:
As written before the GUID works well with the folder app, but I meant a standalone shortcut, not a shortcut inside a folder...
BTW thx a lot for the GUID´s !
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Ok nothing fancy here, but I'll just put up this Visual Studio test project that's modified to launch the internet sharing page. It can be used for other things, too, but this one's for you contable
(You'll need to build it and make a pretty icon for it, but that's all easy relevant code is in App.xaml.cs)

ALL Visual Studio .dll Codes Extract

I think everyone will be useful for
All program codes
DllImport
Microsoft.Devices.Sensors
Microsoft.Phone
Microsoft.Phone.Controls
Microsoft.Phone.Controls.Toolkit
Microsoft.Phone.Interop
Microsoft.Phone.InteropServices
Microsoft.Phone.Media.Extended
Microsoft.Phone.Reactive
mscorlib
mscorlib.Extensions
NativeCodeTest
System
System.Core
system.data.linq
System.Device
System.Net
System.Observable
System.Runtime.Serialization
System.Servicemodel
System.Servicemodel.Web
System.Windows
System.Xml
System.Xml.Linq
System.Xml.Serialization
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camera code samples
using Microsoft.Phone.Shell;
using Microsoft.Phone.TaskModel.Interop;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Globalization;
using System.IO;
using System.IO.IsolatedStorage;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Security;
using System.Threading;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Media.Imaging;
namespace Microsoft.Phone
{
[SecuritySafeCritical]
public abstract class Camera : IDisposable
{
private object _lock = new object();
private ManagedEventCallback _pinnedCallback;
private string _isolatedStoreRoot;
private CameraSource _sourceDevice;
private int _previewWidth = 640;
private int _previewHeight = 480;
private int _sequenceNumber;
private CameraMode _mode;
private ReadOnlyCollection<CaptureResolution> _resolutions;
public event EventHandler Initialized
{
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
add
{
this.Initialized = (EventHandler)Delegate.Combine(this.Initialized, value);
}
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
remove
{
this.Initialized = (EventHandler)Delegate.Remove(this.Initialized, value);
}
}
public event EventHandler ShutterPressed
{
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
add
{
this.ShutterPressed = (EventHandler)Delegate.Combine(this.ShutterPressed, value);
}
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
remove
{
this.ShutterPressed = (EventHandler)Delegate.Remove(this.ShutterPressed, value);
}
}
public event EventHandler AutoFocusButtonPressed
{
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
add
{
this.AutoFocusButtonPressed = (EventHandler)Delegate.Combine(this.AutoFocusButtonPressed, value);
}
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
remove
{
this.AutoFocusButtonPressed = (EventHandler)Delegate.Remove(this.AutoFocusButtonPressed, value);
}
}
public event EventHandler AutoFocusButtonReleased
{
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
add
{
this.AutoFocusButtonReleased = (EventHandler)Delegate.Combine(this.AutoFocusButtonReleased, value);
}
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
remove
{
this.AutoFocusButtonReleased = (EventHandler)Delegate.Remove(this.AutoFocusButtonReleased, value);
}
}
public event EventHandler<OperationFailedEventArgs> OperationFailed
{
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
add
{
this.OperationFailed = (EventHandler<OperationFailedEventArgs>)Delegate.Combine(this.OperationFailed, value);
}
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)]
remove
{
this.OperationFailed = (EventHandler<OperationFailedEventArgs>)Delegate.Remove(this.OperationFailed, value);
}
}
internal int SequenceNumber
{
get
{
return this._sequenceNumber;
}
}
internal string IsolatedStoreRoot
{
get
{
return this._isolatedStoreRoot;
}
}
public void AddMediaToCameraRoll(string relativeMediaPath, string relativeThumbnailPath)
{
IntPtr intPtr;
NativeMethods.MediaApi_AddCapturedFile(relativeMediaPath, null, relativeThumbnailPath, out intPtr);
}
static Camera()
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_InitializeApi();
}
internal Camera(CameraSource source, CameraMode mode)
{
this._sourceDevice = source;
this._mode = mode;
if (PhoneApplicationService.Current != null)
{
PhoneApplicationService.Current.Closing += new EventHandler<ClosingEventArgs>(this.OnAppClosing);
HostInfo hostInfo = new HostInfo();
this._isolatedStoreRoot = hostInfo.AppIsolatedStorePath;
string text = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
using (IsolatedStorageFile userStoreForApplication = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication())
{
using (IsolatedStorageFileStream isolatedStorageFileStream = new IsolatedStorageFileStream(text, FileMode.Create, userStoreForApplication))
{
using (StreamWriter streamWriter = new StreamWriter(isolatedStorageFileStream))
{
streamWriter.WriteLine("[...] and the number of the counting shall be three.");
}
}
userStoreForApplication.DeleteFile(text);
}
return;
}
throw new InvalidOperationException("PhoneApplicationService must be registered before constructing a Camera object.");
}
internal void SetVideoSessionHandle(int hVideoSession)
{
this._pinnedCallback = new ManagedEventCallback(this.RouteEventBase);
new Thread(delegate
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_Connect(hVideoSession, this._sourceDevice, this._mode, this._pinnedCallback, out this._sequenceNumber);
if (this.Initialized != null)
{
this.Initialized(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
}).Start();
}
private void OnAppClosing(object sender, ClosingEventArgs args)
{
this.Dispose();
}
[AllowReversePInvokeCalls]
private void RouteEventBase(CaptureEvent eventId)
{
Console.WriteLine("routing p/invoke event - {0}", eventId);
try
{
switch (eventId)
{
case CaptureEvent.ShutterClick:
if (this.ShutterPressed != null)
{
this.ShutterPressed(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
break;
case CaptureEvent.AutoFocusDown:
if (this.AutoFocusButtonPressed != null)
{
this.AutoFocusButtonPressed(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
break;
case CaptureEvent.AutoFocusUp:
if (this.AutoFocusButtonReleased != null)
{
this.AutoFocusButtonReleased(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
break;
default:
switch (eventId)
{
case CaptureEvent.DiskFull:
if (this.OperationFailed != null)
{
this.OperationFailed(this, new OperationFailedEventArgs(new IOException("Disk full")));
}
break;
case CaptureEvent.FatalException:
if (this.OperationFailed != null)
{
this.OperationFailed(this, new OperationFailedEventArgs(new Exception("Fatal error")));
}
break;
}
break;
}
this.RouteEvent(eventId);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Application.OnPlatformAssemblyUnhandledException(ex, true);
}
}
internal abstract void RouteEvent(CaptureEvent eventId);
private void DisposeImpl()
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_Disconnect(this._sequenceNumber);
}
~Camera()
{
this.DisposeImpl();
}
public virtual void Dispose()
{
this.DisposeImpl();
GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
}
public IEnumerable<CaptureResolution> GetAvailableResolutions()
{
if (this._resolutions != null)
{
return this._resolutions;
}
object @lock;
Monitor.Enter(@lock = this._lock);
try
{
if (this._resolutions != null)
{
return this._resolutions;
}
uint num = 64u;
CaptureResolutionNative[] array = new CaptureResolutionNative[num];
try
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_GetResolutions(this._sequenceNumber, ref num, array);
}
catch (COMException ex)
{
if (ex.ErrorCode != -2147024774)
{
throw;
}
array = new CaptureResolutionNative[num];
NativeMethods.CapMan_GetResolutions(this._sequenceNumber, ref num, array);
}
List<CaptureResolution> list = new List<CaptureResolution>();
int num2 = 0;
while ((long)num2 < (long)((ulong)num))
{
list.Add(new CaptureResolution
{
Width = array[num2].Width,
Height = array[num2].Height
});
num2++;
}
this._resolutions = list.AsReadOnly();
}
finally
{
Monitor.Exit(@lock);
}
return this._resolutions;
}
public void SetResolution(CaptureResolution resolution)
{
CaptureResolutionNative size = new CaptureResolutionNative
{
Width = resolution.Width,
Height = resolution.Height
};
NativeMethods.CapMan_SetResolution(this._sequenceNumber, size);
if (9 * size.Width == 16 * size.Height)
{
this._previewHeight = 360;
return;
}
this._previewHeight = 480;
}
public void ZoomIn()
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_ZoomIn(this._sequenceNumber);
}
public void ZoomOut()
{
NativeMethods.CapMan_ZoomOut(this._sequenceNumber);
}
public void GetCurrentFrame(WriteableBitmap bmp)
{
if (bmp.PixelWidth != this._previewWidth || bmp.PixelHeight != this._previewHeight)
{
throw new ArgumentException(string.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "WriteableBitmap must match the dimensions of the preview frame, currently {0}x{1}", new object[]
{
this._previewWidth,
this._previewHeight
}));
}
int[] pixels = bmp.Pixels;
uint cbBuffer = (uint)(pixels.Length * 4);
NativeMethods.CapMan_GetCurrentFrame(this._sequenceNumber, cbBuffer, pixels);
}
public void SetCustomProperty(Guid propertyId, long value)
{
if (value > (long)((ulong)-1) || value < 0L)
{
throw new ArgumentException(string.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "Invalid value ({0}) for custom property '{1}'", new object[]
{
value,
propertyId
}));
}
uint dwValue = (uint)value;
NativeMethods.CapMan_SetCustomProperty(this._sequenceNumber, propertyId, dwValue);
}
public long GetCustomProperty(Guid propertyId)
{
uint num;
NativeMethods.CapMan_GetCustomProperty(this._sequenceNumber, propertyId, out num);
return (long)((ulong)num);
}
}
}
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well yeah, the leak's great, but i found all the codes were an empty brackets

Great stuff! Thanks!

aramadsanar said:
well yeah, the leak's great, but i found all the codes were an empty brackets
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Not all.. SOME are but not that many.

aramadsanar said:
the leak's great
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Is it a leak, or I just didn't understand you?

Useless guy said:
Is it a leak, or I just didn't understand you?
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Of course it's not a leak; just a reflection of public declarations.

sensboston said:
Of course it's not a leak; just a reflection of public declarations.
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Exactly .

sensboston said:
Of course it's not a leak; just a reflection of public declarations.
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It means that aramadsanar talked a nonsense, as I thought.
P.S. Okay, what is a purpose for this? I don't find it useful, 'cuz the same assemblies are in an any ROM, not dummys.

Useless guy said:
It means that aramadsanar talked a nonsense, as I thought.
P.S. Okay, what is a purpose for this? I don't find it useful, 'cuz the same assemblies are in an any ROM, not dummys.
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ouch, i tought it was a full code

Passing Parameters in Windows Phone 7

Hey All,
Quite a simple question but I can't seem to find a decent answer for it. Let's say I have a button on one xaml page and want to pass some parameters through to the next page. So I build a button that goes to another view with a parameter, say the Uri is "/Views/TwitterPage.xaml?id=1"
Now my question is, how do I pull that id variable from the parameters on the next page and put it into a text box?
Monotoko

You have try this
protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
{
if (base.NavigationContext.QueryString.ContainsKey("id"))
{
var id = base.NavigationContext.QueryString["id"];
// Use the id
}
}

titi66200 said:
You have try this
protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
{
if (base.NavigationContext.QueryString.ContainsKey("id"))
{
var id = base.NavigationContext.QueryString["id"];
// Use the id
}
}
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Thanks, but how do I then put it into a box in the xaml file? I've tried using binding but it isn't working.

For textbox must be String not Var
string id = base.NavigationContext.QueryString["id"];
Textbox1.Text = id;