Time and Date not appearing together

Texican · 02-08-06, 01:47 PM

For some reason my time and date will not display in the upper right corner. I have this feature enabled through battery pack pro. When I first turn on my device (X50v, WM2003se) it will display for a few seconds then reverts to the date only. Same thing with Tweaks2k2. I've searched this site but not found any threads that specifically address this issue. This feature worked until about a week ago without any problems. Any help would be appreciated.

Texican · 02-08-06, 06:22 PM

Anyone have a clue?

02-08-06, 06:47 PM

Get rid of Battery pack pro...it was the worst $25 i ever spent, it's very buggy and bloated software. I suggest you go with SPB pocket plus or iLauncher if you want meters and stuff.

Texican · 02-08-06, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by Truth

Get rid of Battery pack pro...it was the worst $25 i ever spent, it's very buggy and bloated software. I suggest you go with SPB pocket plus or iLauncher if you want meters and stuff.

Actually I was only using Battery Pack Pro for the feature to display time and date in the upper right corner. I had removed it from my today screen. But even with tweaks2k2 I'm not able to have the time and date display for more than a few seconds before it reverts to the date only and doesn't display the time simultaneously. I've removed battery pack pro from my device and am only using tweaks2k2 to display time and date yet it won't work properly with this software either. Just fishing around to see if someone else has had this problem or knows how to solve it.

AKAJohnDoe · 02-08-06, 08:38 PM

I have both time & date displayed in the upper RH corner via Tweaks2k2.net and have had no problem such as you describe. It would seem probable that there may be a conflict with some other software. I've never used BPP, so cannot comment on it; however, it is generally good practice to either hard reset and reinstall all desired software or to explictly delete the directory and file structures associated with the suspect software, then use a registry editor and delete the registry entries associated with it, followed by a soft reset.

02-08-06, 09:05 PM

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however, it is generally good practice to either hard reset and reinstall all desired software or to explictly delete the directory and file structures associated with the suspect software, then use a registry editor and delete the registry entries associated with it, followed by a soft reset.

Yeah...what he said.