Backlight.exe & Power.exe.. Please?

[peteypye]

Hi all,

Havn't posted for a while but I am still here! My exec seems to be running pretty fast now, using ozVGA :P

Anyways, just installed 2 patched *.exe files into windows directory (Backlight.exe.0409.mui.exe and Power.exe.0409.mui.exe) but me being stupid, I forgot to make a back up of the ORIGINAL backlight.exe and power.exe (located in the Windows DIR on the phone)...

So could somebody PLEASE upload me them two files, as I really need to restore them because using ozvga is hurting my eyes at the moment!

Thank you!

[astage]

Not sure if this is what you want, since they are ROM files.
They originally had Read-Only, Hidden & System attributes set, but don't know if those will survive being compressed with WinZIP.

HTH

[peteypye]

Exactly what i needed.. but I have no such luck of getting them onto the exec! i remove the attributes and it still doesn't let me copy!! DOH! any ideas? and thank you for such a quick reply :)

[astage]

Exactly what i needed.. but I have no such luck of getting them onto the exec! i remove the attributes and it still doesn't let me copy!! DOH! any ideas? and thank you for such a quick reply :)
Sorry, wait a minute... That's better just got my spare (hopefully working) brain cell out of cold storage. :roll:

Both files are shown as "ROM" files if I look at their properties in the \Windows\ folder using Resco Explorer, so, errr..... won't they already be there if you delete whatever you've currently replaced them with?

Unfortunately, neither ActiveSync Explore, nor the PDA's File Explorer appear to allow you to overwrite an existing system file on the PDA. Resco's Explorer does allow this, although you get a message saying that the world will probably end if you do. I just tried copying another program into Windows as Backlight.exe. Then deleted my program, and the original was available again. But as mentioned, not posible with File Explorer, nor ActiveSync Explore.

[peteypye]

Ok, simply by deleting the two files restored the default versions and fixed my problem.

Thanks for your advice, astage. :D

[astage]

Thanks for your advice, astage. :D
Nothing to thank me for ..... since I'm just another fish out of water... :oops:

[kamalneet]

Not sure if this is what you want, since they are ROM files.
They originally had Read-Only, Hidden & System attributes set, but don't know if those will survive being compressed with WinZIP.

HTH

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