A white spot on the screen when it is all black~

[Guest StarVision]

I juz found out that when my screen is totally black , i can find a white spot there...i juz checked with Samsung , and they say they can change the screen for me ...it looks like there had been many such cases in Singapore already... don't know if anyone got the same problem like mine???

However, i gotta change it back to WM6.1...and my com juz cannot recognise WM6.5 under ActiveSync, so i used a ROM from Modaco , and i need to change the software version , so that i can download to the offical rom , how can i change it in registry? itz urgent!

Edited September 20, 2009 by StarVision

[Guest grumbly_bum]

I juz found out that when my screen is totally black , i can find a white spot there...i juz checked with Samsung , and they say they can change the screen for me ...it looks like there had been many such cases in Singapore already... don't know if anyone got the same problem like mine???

However, i gotta change it back to WM6.1...and my com juz cannot recognise WM6.5 under ActiveSync, so i used a ROM from Modaco , and i need to change the software version , so that i can download to the offical rom , how can i change it in registry? itz urgent!

I think its a pretty common problem, comes from pressing the LCD screen too hard I believe (though they mustn't have much resistance in it as a lot of people seem to get it).

As for flashing, I'm not really sure I understand what you mean. Hopefully someone else can help :)

[Guest brandogg]

Just flash the CC06 ROM using the Samsung UMDL method, not the Verizon .exe way. Turn the phone off, load the s/w, click detect, plug in the phone and turn it on. ActiveSync should never come into play, the UMDL software will recognize the phone before Windows ever does.

[Guest StarVision]

My phone version is : i900DXID1/SK002

i gotta change this SK002 to DXID1...or my warranty is gone... i knew the method to change it in my registry , but i forget how...

[Guest StarVision]

Anyone can help? My one is i900 not i910 or i908~

Edited September 21, 2009 by StarVision