The sms sent notification message on the cell phone is pretty useless, as it just means that the text message has been delivered to mobile service provider network SMS center for delivery, and does not actually indicate or guarantee that the SMS has been delivered to the recipient or has been received. And it’s also not to be confused with SMS delivery report, which may be more accurately reflect the delivery status.For user who doesn’t want a bubble notification to pop up in Windows Mobile
LCD to notify user that SMS text message has been sent, it can be disabled with the following registry trick.
Use any Registry Editor, such as freeware
CeRegEditor or
PHM Registry Editor, and navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\
If “Settings” branch does not exist, create a New Key with name as
Settings. Then highlight
Settings, and then create a new
String Value key with value name as
SMSNoSentMsg, with its value data as
1.
After soft resetting the WM device, the SMS Sent notification will be disabled. Alternatively, it’s also possible to
tweak the registry settings for notification (including SMS sent) default behaviors to disable SMS Sent bubble.
If for some reason, the SMS Sent notification does not work or has been turned off or disabled, it’s possible to re-enable and turn on the SMS delivery notification again, again with a registry tweak.
Again, using any Registry Editor to navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\
If “Settings” branch does not exist, create a New Key with name as
Settings. Then highlight
Settings, and then create a new
String Value key with value name as
SMSNoSentMsg, with its value data as
0. Note that if the registry key already existed (such as you follow above procedure to disable SMS sending notification), just change the value from “1″ to “0″.