Getting Rid of 'Flight Mode' Notification?!

[mphayvanh]

I know what it is. I know why it comes on. I know it doesn't consume power. But--it is annoying as hell! Does anyone know the REGISTRY setting to getting rid of it like the battery bar DWORD VALUE?

Who's with me on this one?!

[gwynethh]

I know what it is. I know why it comes on. I know it doesn't consume power. But--it is annoying as hell! Does anyone know the REGISTRY setting to getting rid of it like the battery bar DWORD VALUE?

Who's with me on this one?!

bump because I too would like to remove the message.

[Duke_Box]

Just disable flight mode and disable your wifi.. you wont get the message enymore.

[mphayvanh]

Just disable flight mode and disable your wifi.. you wont get the message enymore.

The problem of disabling it is that it reappears after a soft-reset. Disabling wifi would mean I can't access my network from home without going through some extra steps. Thanks, but that would be akind to fixing the left blinker by turning off my car. :)

[Duke_Box]

Where do you get the message ? I never had it, can only choose it by selecting the connection icon.

[mphayvanh]

Where do you get the message ? I never had it, can only choose it by selecting the connection icon.

The animated icon is on the title bar before volume and battery indicator. When you tap it, a message balloon pops up and says 'Connectivity -- Turn off flight mode (link). To connect to either the Internet or work, set up a new connection in Settings. Settings (link) & Hide (button)"

It looks like it's trying to connect to something. I searched the forum and there's various comments on it but no way to stop it.

[EngrPaul]

I am going to try MortScript to restore settings that expire at a soft reset, including Flight Mode, power settings, and brightness settings. I will post again with instructions if I am successful.

[control]

Just map a button to "Wireless Power" and you'll never have to look at that pop-up again. Although you'll get a different pop-up instead. :D

[EngrPaul]

I am not having any luck finding "Flight Mode" or "Power" setting in the registry. Perhaps this is why they go silly when cold booting the device. Hopefully the next X51v update will fix this. After some google searching, I found other devices use the registry (smartphones mostly).

[EngrPaul]

I just installed a trial of SKschema on my device, and I'm creating some interesting script sets based on using both SKschema and MortScript simultaneously.

In the process, I've created a way to kill flight mode with a MortScript that calls a standard SKschema script. Basically, it turns the radio on and then turns it back off again.

Seems to work reliably so far! :)

:cheers:

RunWait( "\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\sScripts\RadioOn.sksc" )

Run( "\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\sScripts\RadioOff.sksc" )

:cheers:

Here's another one I did, which is a script that closes Activesync. You automate it to run when you take it out of the cradle if you set a SKschema the way cravaus recommends in the second post:

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/x51-h...esolution.html