Decert your 818

[Guest wardy]

I used this on my K-Jam and it works on the 818 too. This takes away the niggly screen warning you get when you install an App.

Been using for over a week so its stable and is from HTC itself

Default_Cert_SPCS.CAB

[Guest Paul [MVP]]

Where on earth did that come from?

It seems to disable security, and is signed with a HTC cert.

;)

P

[Guest wardy]

Where on earth did that come from?

It seems to disable security, and is signed with a HTC cert.

;)

P

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From the extended ROM of an XDA 11 I think ... Tis cool though :D

[Guest netimpact]

Another way is to use register edit.

HKLM\Security\Policies\Policies,

Value 0000101a 0 to 1

[Guest jberezin]

I wished to remove the prompts for running uncertified apps from the Dell Axim X51, I tried this with a register editor and it works well, and the cab file in the first post above worked well also, but when I tried to code this myself in a C++ program it didn't change the registry value:

HKEY hkey;

DWORD dwData = 1;

RegOpenKeyEx( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, TEXT("\\Security\\Policies\\Policies\\0000101a"),0,KEY_ALL_ACCESS, &hkey);

RegSetValueEx( hkey, NULL,0,REG_DWORD,(LPBYTE) &dwData, // pointer to value data

sizeof(DWORD) );

RegCloseKey(hkey);

I think the problem may be that the program doesn't have enough rights to edit the key. Any ideas? I first had a zero in place of KEY_ALL_ACCESS.

[Guest mattball]

just tried this on a m600 running wm5 and sorry to say it doesn't work.

Iwill keep trying though.................