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Adam4U
, Aug 27 2007 05:31 PM
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Posted 27 August 2007 - 08:25 PM
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Not sure, but I expect it's a shortcut in the \Windows\Startup folder.
Delete (or move may be a better idea) the shortcut and reboot
Delete (or move may be a better idea) the shortcut and reboot
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 08:56 AM
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Adam4U, on Aug 27 2007, 18:31, said:
Anyone knows about a way to DISABLE or REMOVE VoiceAssist from SGH-i600?
VoiceAssist used to start up automatically when I (accidentally) pushed the button of my BT device. This had undesirable effects as you can imagine. I recall several unintented calls to my boss or even the dean of my former university. So I decided that it was time to get rid of VoiceAssist (which is a lame application anyway).
My solution to the problem:
This requires a minor registry hack (Mind you, registry modification CAN have UNdesirable effects!! Performing this modification and the (un)intented effects are YOUR OWN responsibility)
1. Use a registry modification tool such as PHM Registry Editor.
2. Find: VoiceRecognition (Part of AudioGateway registry key)
3. Edit the string data of the "VoiceRecognition" key
4. Remove Value Data ("VoiceAssist") in the string (this will result in an empty string)
5. Exit PHM Registry Editor
6. Reboot (turn off/on) device.
From this point on, pressing the BT button will not result in starting up VoiceAssist anymore.
Good Luck
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Posted 23 February 2008 - 09:05 AM
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DieSendung, on Dec 4 2007, 09:56, said:
VoiceAssist used to start up automatically when I (accidentally) pushed the button of my BT device. This had undesirable effects as you can imagine. I recall several unintented calls to my boss or even the dean of my former university. So I decided that it was time to get rid of VoiceAssist (which is a lame application anyway).
My solution to the problem:
This requires a minor registry hack (Mind you, registry modification CAN have UNdesirable effects!! Performing this modification and the (un)intented effects are YOUR OWN responsibility)
1. Use a registry modification tool such as PHM Registry Editor.
2. Find: VoiceRecognition (Part of AudioGateway registry key)
3. Edit the string data of the "VoiceRecognition" key
4. Remove Value Data ("VoiceAssist") in the string (this will result in an empty string)
5. Exit PHM Registry Editor
6. Reboot (turn off/on) device.
From this point on, pressing the BT button will not result in starting up VoiceAssist anymore.
Good Luck
My solution to the problem:
This requires a minor registry hack (Mind you, registry modification CAN have UNdesirable effects!! Performing this modification and the (un)intented effects are YOUR OWN responsibility)
1. Use a registry modification tool such as PHM Registry Editor.
2. Find: VoiceRecognition (Part of AudioGateway registry key)
3. Edit the string data of the "VoiceRecognition" key
4. Remove Value Data ("VoiceAssist") in the string (this will result in an empty string)
5. Exit PHM Registry Editor
6. Reboot (turn off/on) device.
From this point on, pressing the BT button will not result in starting up VoiceAssist anymore.
Good Luck
Where can I find the AudioGateway registry key??
HTC Touch HD
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Posted 23 February 2008 - 09:58 AM
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Have you tried searching for VoiceRecognition?
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