Q Speed Hack

[Bozz]

For those that struggled with this one, the solution is simple..........

moto-hacks.cab

It gives you a place to plug in those figures and whalla -- done.


Bozz

[darkdomino]

Well, frankly... I'm removing this hack from my phone. Yes, it speeds up your phone... however I am experiencing what I can only describe as erratic battery behavior.

The phone's battery life has really taken a hit. It became a big problem especially while I was traveling. I have to constantly have this thing plugged in because even with a full charge it manages to die on me in only a few hours... even with light use.

eh... not sure about this one guys. I may try the default CPU speed for a while and see what happens.

[Mrrlyn]

Originally Posted by darkdomino

The phone's battery life has really taken a hit. It became a big problem especially while I was traveling. I have to constantly have this thing plugged in because even with a full charge it manages to die on me in only a few hours... even with light use.

You dont have the GPS activator turned on by chance, do you? Thats one of the few things that I know will suck battery juice like no tomorrow, running in the back ground (as I'm assuming that you run a clean taskmanager and shut apps after use).

[multislaya]

Originally Posted by shahn

sorry to bother, but can someone help do this hack? i'm a bit technologically challenged.

I did this and it seems to go through menus and perform actions quicker. Its hard for me to tell, I've only had the phone for a week.

In order to access the files described, you need to install a registry editor on your phone. (that's what I did, I'm not a professional or expert)

The one I installed is called Resco. I installed it on my phone, and it created shortcuts on my start menu. You'll find the files in the registry editor. Proceed at your own risk.

[kickasspats]

This is a really dumb question.. but it works with the q9c right? I dont want my new phone to break on me because it doesnt work...

[I8qbert]

^^^I think your Q is already set this way. You can look at the registry and confirm before you do it