HELP - Photo corrupt in L1020 impossible to remove - Windows 10 Mobile

help
I have a lumia 1020 with the last CU build, using the "blink" app sequence I'm left with a damaged photo that I can not eliminate, does anyone know how to remove it from mass storage or another way? it's very annoying and I do not want to restart the phone
https://ibb.co/hv22kG

you tried with any file explorer (total commander, Pocket File manager for example)?
or via USB from PC?

dxdy said:
you tried with any file explorer (total commander, Pocket File manager for example)?
or via USB from PC?
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yes, the file does not appear, it must be in some system folder in hidden

Juanz1986 said:
yes, the file does not appear, it must be in some system folder in hidden
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If that's your guess, just enable to see hidden files and search for it inside your phone once you connect to pc.

If the idea from xxJMarian does not help you reveal where that corrupted file is, then I am wondering if the Photos app itself has a cache of it remaining some place. Do we know where the post processing takes place on the Lumia/Windows camera or photo app? Could take a look there.

@Juanz1986
Blink Data Folder is
Data\USERS\DefApps\APPDATA\{3E185AC7-2D21-4A74-9CAD-3D4729509446}\Local\Photos

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How to override files in windows-folder?

Hello,
I'm trying to replace the sym.0409.txt in windows-folder. But this file is writeprotected, so I can't delete or replace it. when I try to paste the file to windows-dir I get a message "do you realy want to replace the file... blablabla". When I click "yes", windows creates a new file "copy of sym.0409.txt"
can anyone tell me how to replace write protected files in windows-directory?
i belief this discussion has nothing to do with WM6. perhaps it should be moved to a general discussion?
HerrVorragend said:
Hello,
I'm trying to replace the sym.0409.txt in windows-folder. But this file is writeprotected, so I can't delete or replace it. when I try to paste the file to windows-dir I get a message "do you realy want to replace the file... blablabla". When I click "yes", windows creates a new file "copy of sym.0409.txt"
can anyone tell me how to replace write protected files in windows-directory?
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Depends how you are doing it....
Resco file explorer will allow you to "overwrite" file in the windows directory. If you install it you get 30days before you have to register it or remove it.
Hope that helps.
Some files can be overwritten by copying from within your desktop computer using Active Sync or Windows Mobile Device Centre, instead of directly on the device. I think.txt would fit this criteria.
.dll's need something like Resco Explorer installing on your device (on trial) and they will overwrite system files.
the windows-dir is not accessible from desktop-pc... but the resco-file-explorer-solution works fine
HerrVorragend said:
the windows-dir is not accessible from desktop-pc... but the resco-file-explorer-solution works fine
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yes the windows folder is available from the Desktop PC
ok... thats new for me... can you tell me how? when I go to my device in desktop explorer I see a harddrive "/" and under "/" I see all the rootdirectories from the device - except the windows-dir. typing in directly "//Windows" doesn't work too.
perhapgs it's a vista-only phenomenon...
HerrVorragend said:
ok... thats new for me... can you tell me how? when I go to my device in desktop explorer I see a harddrive "/" and under "/" I see all the rootdirectories from the device - except the windows-dir. typing in directly "//Windows" doesn't work too.
perhapgs it's a vista-only phenomenon...
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it works under vista too... i think there is a screen shot on mrvanx's guides....
may be.... but not out of the box... so if you can access your windows-folder under vista, please let the rest of the world know, how youget this working
HerrVorragend said:
may be.... but not out of the box... so if you can access your windows-folder under vista, please let the rest of the world know, how youget this working
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yes you can access it out of the box... but i dont have vista here with me at the moment... but i know you can.
walshieau said:
yes you can access it out of the box... but i dont have vista here with me at the moment... but i know you can.
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ok guy... this is my last post, after this post I will deactivate the notification.
1. I'm not a fool
2. I've installed Vista
3. You can NOT access the device windows-dir out of the box!
If you can't explain how to do it, please stop telling bull****!
walshieau said:
yes you can access it out of the box... but i dont have vista here with me at the moment... but i know you can.
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From WMDC, File Management, Browse files ...
\ Then Windows is listed.
The reason you can't see it is because you haven't unticked Hide Protected Operating System Files in CP-Appearance-Folder Options-Show Hidden Files
Edit: Herr*: Calm down, Wash was right and tried to help you with what he had available at the time.
You can overwrite the file using freeware Pocket Total Commander. I have been able to overwrite said file with this app. Sym.txt allows for entering additional characters (with umlauts....) via hardware keyboard.
Oops - ignore this.
Ok here is how you do it, folder options, view, uncheck "hide protected operating system files (recommended)". Presto, you can see it now, at least in Vista.

Extract SMS on WP7

Hello there,
just for your info - maybe it helps somebody:
after some days of trying i found the shortmessages (with tel-number etc.) and some other stuff in a file:
1. Explore your phone with Windows Phone Device Manager
2. goto \Application Data\
3. Add "\Microsoft" to the path (under the file-explorer logo)
4. goto Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore
5. Rename "store.vol" to something like "store.vol.txt" (it is mandatory to rename this file - without this step the file is in use by outlook)
6. extract it (drag n drop)
7. run perl script (#perl test.pl store.vol.txt)
8. See output
Maybe one of you could build a backup application or something like that!
Link to perl script:
http://uploaded.to/file/he26q0d2
Original source of script:
http://www.pocketpcjunkies.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/pocketpc-dev/21040/Reading-pim-vol-EDB-File-on-a-PC
Edit:
Don't know if you've seen it:
\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore\data
ALL emails and other messages + contact-pictures + signature (three sizes) (just edit the file extension to .html or .jpeg - hex edit helps to find what is right )
\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
-> TabsStorage.bin: Opened tabs from internet explorer (where are the cookies?! )
\Applications\Data\82A23635-5BD9-DF11-A844-00237DE2DB9E\Data\IsolatedStore
ALL Facebook-Information (if app is installed), including messages, pictures, notifications etc. etc.
\Application Data\Location\Cache
Wifi & GSM Data when features is enabled in WP7-preferences (encrypted?! don't know..)
Much more to come...
greets
endeffekt
Thanks! Looks interesting, I might try that!
Hey just wondering but does syncing with outlook have the option to sync texts? Only reason I wonder is because you said that file was in use by outlook....
WP7SuperFan said:
Thanks! Looks interesting, I might try that!
Hey just wondering but does syncing with outlook have the option to sync texts? Only reason I wonder is because you said that file was in use by outlook....
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Hey,
i just THINK it's in use
If you look at this file without renaming it's at 0,00 KB and you can't extract it. Maybe the contacts-tile or something else is using it
Hi Endeffekt,
thank you for this great hint!
But one more question before I try. Is it possible, to rename the file after the procedure back to "store.vol" without losing the messages on the phone?
schluff1 said:
Hi Endeffekt,
thank you for this great hint!
But one more question before I try. Is it possible, to rename the file after the procedure back to "store.vol" without losing the messages on the phone?
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WP7 creates a copy of this file (automatic), so no problemo sir
Great! Alle messages are there. But the script doesnt work for me.
Now we need a smart developer who can make a viewer for it.
Is there a way to copy the vol file back to the phone? Or is the file always locked? For restore reasons...
I think this is very interesting (possibility to backup/restore SMS), so probably we should keep it on the front page so the devs could notice it.
Has anybody tried to restore that store.vol into the device after a reset? I mean rename the current store.vol to any filename, then copy the backed up store.vol to the phone and restart.
I'd like to try but i need to get hold all my current sms!
Pixa1 said:
I think this is very interesting (possibility to backup/restore SMS), so probably we should keep it on the front page so the devs could notice it.
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i agree
thanks a lot Endeffekt for sharing such important information
i sent the file to my pc but still couldn't edit it,
if anyone know other way than perl script please share,
i'm trying to edit the file and insert old sms from my old phone
thanks
Gray.Fox said:
i agree
thanks a lot Endeffekt for sharing such important information
i sent the file to my pc but still couldn't edit it,
if anyone know other way than perl script please share,
i'm trying to edit the file and insert old sms from my old phone
thanks
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Hint: it's an EBD database (like other files too)
Don't know if you've seen it:
\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore\data
ALL emails and other messages + contact-pictures + signature (three sizes) (just edit the file extension to .html or .jpeg - hex edit helps to find what is right )
\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
-> TabsStorage.bin: Opened tabs from internet explorer (where are the cookies?! )
\Applications\Data\82A23635-5BD9-DF11-A844-00237DE2DB9E\Data\IsolatedStore
ALL Facebook-Information (if app is installed), including messages, pictures, notifications etc. etc.
\Application Data\Location\Cache
Wifi & GSM Data when features is enabled in WP7-preferences (encrypted?! don't know..)
da_mayhem said:
Has anybody tried to restore that store.vol into the device after a reset? I mean rename the current store.vol to any filename, then copy the backed up store.vol to the phone and restart.
I'd like to try but i need to get hold all my current sms!
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I will try this today
endeffekt said:
I will try this today
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How was it?
endeffekt said:
Hint: it's an EBD database (like other files too)
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thanks endeffekt for the hint i'll look into it thanks alot
endeffekt said:
I will try this today
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i hope you or anyone can try and confirm i have only one device i can't risk it
also couldn't try it on my emulator i think i misconfigured something
if i find anything i will post here
SMS retreival on Windows phone 7 using device manager
Hey all.
I have an Samsung Omnia phone 7. Dev unlocked. Running 7.0.7004.0
Anyone any idea how to view the file in question? I need to download this file, and save the SMS entries to my PC.
When I use device manager, I cant see a folder called
\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore
I mean, when I copy and paste the above text into the path, its just beeps and doesnt show anything.
On the root under file explorer, I have
My Documents (which is empty)
Windows (lots of files in it)
-ActiveSync
-Application Data
--KeyStorage
-AppMgr
-ColdInit
-eventlog
and a few others
When I open the Application Data folder, I only have a 'Key Storage' (certainly no Microsoft folder, and I tried typing it incase it was hidden or something , but just a ping sound and no refresh of the file list)
and when I open Key Storage, I have no files.
Any help working out why I cant see these folders / store.vol file would be very much appreciated
Does Windows Phone Device Manager not support this functionality on the Omnia?
Thanks
this should be a sticky, and testers needed
Using the diagnosis code 5**6244*3
I was able to open the Apps Launcher and Shortcuts Menu and can confirm that the path \Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore exists on my Focus.
In that folder, I have:
temp
0
4
6
3
19
8
Each of these folders has a list of single alpha named folders (a, b, c, d, e, etc...)
Each of these alpha folders has a single .dat file
I haven't tried to extract those files to try to play with them. I don't know how I would with the Focus... But just confirming the path exists on my Focus and has the .dat files
thank you munkeyphyst, still waiting for endeffekt
endeffekt said:
Hint: it's an EBD database (like other files too)
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Thanx for your hard work... Any success???? i'm intrested in the extraction of sms in the form which can b read on computer. i tried as you said renamed and copied to computer but i can not read that in computer... is it encrypted ?? Any help in that is appreciated.......
I've checked out all the EDB recovery/readers on teh net and cannot open one of these "edb" files from the phone.
if anyone knows the architecture of the file, I can parse it and have a program ready quickly.
some talk about EDB

How to add videos from pc to phone?

I'm a complete n00b. I'm just trying to figure out on how to send videos from pc to my phone for a while now. HTC sync manager allows only adding mp3 files to the library but not video files to send to the phone.. And copy-pasting directly on the storage card also isn't helping me. When I copy paste it to my storage card, i can't find that file on my phone again. it only can be seen through astro file manager. any other way to send files from pc to phone which can be seen on my phone after i disconnect it from pc?
Go to settings - apps - All - Gallery - clear data/cache
Copy paste your movie file, open the gallery and let it rebuild it's cache/data.
ckpv5 said:
Go to settings - apps - All - Gallery - clear data/cache
Copy paste your movie file, open the gallery and let it rebuild it's cache/data.
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Thanks! And is this the actual way to transfer videos from pc to One V?
NO.. need to do that when the gallery cannot see your video.
To transfer, just put your phone on Disk Drive mode, then just copy from PC and paste to SDcard.
So , does it work or not ? I can't think any other reason why the file is not showing on Gallery unless it can't read the video file format.
ckpv5 said:
NO.. need to do that when the gallery cannot see your video.
To transfer, just put your phone on Disk Drive mode, then just copy from PC and paste to SDcard.
So , does it work or not ? I can't think any other reason why the file is not showing on Gallery unless it can't read the video file format.
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It worked perfectly. My first android phone. Will take some time to get familiar with this OS. Thanks again!

[Q] How do you get Win 7 to save thumbnails from the 100ANDRO folder?

Is there any way to get Windows 7 to save the thumbnails for the photographs folder on the Sony Xperia S?
Every time I connect my phone to my computer and navigate to "Computer\Xperia S\Internal Storage\DCIM\100ANDRO" and view files as Large Icons Windows re-builds the thumbnails from scratch, and with more than just a few photos this takes a long time.
Is there any way to get it to save the thumbnails from the previous time you connected the device (like Windows does with all other normal folders)?
I might be wrong, but I think Windows does not build thumbnails for files when a device is connected in Media Storage mode. Or else I have way too many photos and it simply does not have time to load any of them loo
Sent from my SGP311 using Tapatalk
Felimenta97 said:
I might be wrong, but I think Windows does not build thumbnails for files when a device is connected in Media Storage mode. Or else I have way too many photos and it simply does not have time to load any of them loo
Sent from my SGP311 using Tapatalk
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Thanks.
So basically we're talking about a Windows 7 limitation, rather than anything to do with Android or Sony Xperia devices(?)
Does anyone know of a Windows 7 'work-around' for this issue?
Bungle2000 said:
Thanks.
So basically we're talking about a Windows 7 limitation, rather than anything to do with Android or Sony Xperia devices(?)
Does anyone know of a Windows 7 'work-around' for this issue?
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Thumbnails are stored in the tmp folder of your pc..so whenever you restart..thumbnails will be built from scratch...i see no other workaround to this except hibernating your windows rather than shutdown
Dark Wraith said:
Thumbnails are stored in the tmp folder of your pc..so whenever you restart..thumbnails will be built from scratch...i see no other workaround to this except hibernating your windows rather than shutdown
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Yes but the issue also occurs if I simply disconnect the phone from the computer and then reconnect it. Windows doesn't know that it had all those exact same images thumbnailed 10 seconds ago.
Bungle2000 said:
Yes but the issue also occurs if I simply disconnect the phone from the computer and then reconnect it. Windows doesn't know that it had all those exact same images thumbnailed 10 seconds ago.
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This is the fix.
Right click on the folder which maintains the Thumbnails cache, here:
Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer" (where {username} is replaced by the name of the windows user, for example dark wraith for me)
Click Properties
Click Security
Click Advanced
Click change permissions
Listed are all the users who are allowed to use this folder (I have "System", "Administrator" and my user "Neil". For each user:
Click Edit
Under the "Apply to" drop down list, select: this folder and files
Check the box under deny for: Delete subfolders and files
Check the box under deny for: Delete
Click OK
Hi Dark Wraith,
Thanks for the directions. I tried them and it works if I don't disconnect the mobile (i.e. I go to another folder, then go back to the phone DCIM folder and the thumbnails appear almost immediately as they should), but if I disconnect the phone then re-connect it, Explorer goes through the process of 're-building'/'re-scanning' the images for the thumbnails.
Any thoughts?
Dark Wraith said:
This is the fix.
Right click on the folder which maintains the Thumbnails cache, here:
Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer" (where {username} is replaced by the name of the windows user, for example dark wraith for me)
Click Properties
Click Security
Click Advanced
Click change permissions
Listed are all the users who are allowed to use this folder (I have "System", "Administrator" and my user "Neil". For each user:
Click Edit
Under the "Apply to" drop down list, select: this folder and files
Check the box under deny for: Delete subfolders and files
Check the box under deny for: Delete
Click OK
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how to export an app (.xap) from windows 10 mobile ?

i want to export the functioning version of lumia camera as i have just reset my phone and disabled auto updates. i will then share the .xap file for everyone to use. is it possible to do so using interop tools ?
also is there a registry key that can be modified to prevent lumia camera app from auto updating ? thanks in advance
yep, no one did it before , meaning upload Nokia/Lumia camera :/
Deployed xaps cant be updated. So you need to copy the install folder inside data/programs/camera app, erase WMAppPRHeader.xml, zip the content, change zip to xap extension and .... voila.
augustinionut said:
Deployed xaps cant be updated. So you need to copy the install folder inside data/programs/camera app, erase WMAppPRHeader.xml, zip the content, change zip to xap extension and .... voila.
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any ideas how i can access these folders ? interop tools perhaps ?
ash549k said:
any ideas how i can access these folders ? interop tools perhaps ?
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Turn the full system access via interop tools, restart phone, then plug your phone to PC. There you can access it thru windows explorer.
greenpurplishpumpkin said:
Turn the full system access via interop tools, restart phone, then plug your phone to PC. There you can access it thru windows explorer.
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thanks for the reply. i enabled system access via mtp and looked for the installation location of lumia camera app through interop tools. it says its stored in C:/Data/Programs/WindowsAPPS/ however the windows apps folder is empty for me. i tried ticking show hidden files on my pc but still no luck. any ideas ?
Only xaps in data/programs. In C:/Data/Programs/WindowsAPPS/ are appx, but i dont know how to repack.

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