Motorola Q
Shutting off the sound of the phone booting up
would love to know this too. I'd hate to have to restart my phone in a meeting and have it blurt out. Anybody?
I'll post back if I figure this out.
I'll post back if I figure this out.
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it needs to be done thru a registery hack
go to qusers.com and read the treads. i'm sure someone will come up with a hack.
it doesnt really bother me as i dont reboot very often.
it does suck though... very loud.
go to qusers.com and read the treads. i'm sure someone will come up with a hack.
it doesnt really bother me as i dont reboot very often.
it does suck though... very loud.
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I used the file manager to find "piano.wav"
renamed it to pianoold.wav. Transferred a more appealing sound to the windows directory and renamed it piano.wav and rebooted.
Everything worked fine and I have a nicer startup sound now.
All without hacking the registry. đ
renamed it to pianoold.wav. Transferred a more appealing sound to the windows directory and renamed it piano.wav and rebooted.
Everything worked fine and I have a nicer startup sound now.
All without hacking the registry. đ
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BTW - thanks to the others for tracking down what the startup sound was called. That pretty much made it simple after that.
Also try not to substitute a wav that is too long/different from the original piano.wav because you may have problems with that.
Also try not to substitute a wav that is too long/different from the original piano.wav because you may have problems with that.
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Anyone know why when I try this I get the file is "either read only or You do not have permissions"??? âšī¸
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