I'm Pretty sure no .
as I remember Windows Apps folder in Windows Phone and also in Windows 8 Pro needs permission that I couldn't access .
So we only can access the WINDOWSAPPS folder on the sd card....
I'm Pretty sure no .
as I remember Windows Apps folder in Windows Phone and also in Windows 8 Pro needs permission that I couldn't access .
So we only can access the WINDOWSAPPS folder on the sd card....
Why don't you add a text box like windows explorer to navigate everywhere you want freely?
String[] drives = FileSystem.NativeFileSystem.GetDriveLetters();
Shouldn't be that confusing. You may be using an old version of the library? Or possibly one compiled without the USE_NON_PUBLIC_APIS macro (which is defined at the top of FileSystem.h).
Code:String[] drives = FileSystem.NativeFileSystem.GetDriveLetters();
I'm curious whether, if you recompiled the app for 8.0, it would still work? So far all of my apps have targeted 8.0, and it doesn't work for me. I can open the folder, in theory, but I can't access any members of it without getting an exception. All capabilities from IO Explorer are in my test app.
using nf = FileSystem.NativeFileSystem;
Oh wow, you were using an old version. All the APIs in NativeFileSystem are static now (there was no reason for them to be instance methods).
If you want to make it work easily without re-writing much, make the following changes:
* Remove the constructor.
* At the top of the doc (after the other using declarations), put this:Code:using nf = FileSystem.NativeFileSystem;
You can do that with WP8Tweaks v1.5. (In Tools, registry editor)
Can you link to this app? I can't find it - I can only find WPH Tweaks.
Also, I'm getting a manifest error trying to deploy any version of the app to the ATIV S Neo I just got (replacement for my old phone). It's interop unlocked and currently running Sprint's official 8.1 update. I did dev preview updates to GDR3 before updating to Sprint's 8.1. Any ideas?
I really just want the tweak for the five notification toggles. If anyone has the registry key for that, I can just do it manually with SamWP8.
I was able to install IO Explorer on my Lumia 830 (RM-983) after interop unlocking it.
a) The app works fine until I login to Onedrive, after which it crashes after a few seconds. Reinstallation fixes it temporarily.
b) when I tap settings it throws an error "External component has thrown an exception." which I have to "OK" three times before it crashes.
just for your information. Probably unforeseen hiccups with the newly availability on Lumia phones.
cheers
seeing that you have no issues with a few xaps that don't work for me (looking at other threads), I assume there is a significant difference between RM-984 and RM-983 (ATT).OneDrive works fine for me (Lumia 830)
Settings crash because it use "RPCComponent" only for Samsung.
OneDrive works fine for me (Lumia 830)
Settings crash because it use "RPCComponent" only for Samsung.
private async void launchIOExplorer_click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
bool IOEX = await Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(new System.Uri("IOEX:"));
}