Registry Key Mistake

[Guest Solar257]

It's late and I was increasing the in-call level of the microphone in my Verizon i910. That went well, but as I was scrolling down the registry, I inadvertently renamed one of my registry keys under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\SoundCategories heading to 'm.' What was the name of the key that came after SAMSUNGALARM but before System? It has three values two DWORDS and a REG_SZ value. Anyone with an i910 care to help me out here? Thanks!

[Guest Rob V]

on my phone, the key between SAMSUNGUNLOCK and System is SDPUnlock. As you describe, it has two DWORD and one STRING value. Hope this helps!

[Guest Solar257]

on my phone, the key between SAMSUNGUNLOCK and System is SDPUnlock. As you describe, it has two DWORD and one STRING value. Hope this helps!

Thanks so much. Just to confirm the STRING value is default.wav and the last DWORD value is InitVol which 4(0x000004)?

Edited May 18, 2009 by Solar257

[Guest Rob V]

Thanks so much. Just to confirm the STRING value is default.wav and the last DWORD value is InitVol which 4(0x000004)?

Here are the values I show:

Default = (value not set)

AttenuationCategory = 0

DefaultSound = default.wav

InitVol = 4

[Guest Emre SUMENGEN]

Here are the values I show:

Default = (value not set)

AttenuationCategory = 0

DefaultSound = default.wav

InitVol = 4

Did it work ok?

Nice cooperation <_<