*#*#4636#*#* gone with official froyo

[kbass24emtp]

I noticed that this does not work anymore. I really liked the battery info part besides switching the CDMA/GMS thing. I loaded the app spair parts and it got me to the info, but I watched my battery get sucked down using it. I guess because it was using android. Anyone know how to get this short cut back, without using an android app?

 

[Mabster]

Not exactly but I do know of but you can use the app 'Network' to get you back to the page were you can do the cdma/gsm switch.

 

[kbass24emtp]

bump

 

[PyroSporker]

Open your phone and go into your app tray and look for 'Voice Dialer'. Open it and say "Battery Info". Then hit ok on the prompt. I think that is the same battery info that was shown through the *#4636 method.

Its an alternate method I read about around here a while back.

 

[Lyvewire]

I was looking to go change my PRL (Force Roaming) like I was doing prior to the update when I'm at work..And ##775# is no longer working. Does anyone know of an alternative method to get into the screen to manually update your PRL. Searching for a signal is KILLING my battery when I'm at work... REALLY Baddd!

Thanks in Advance

 

[Joppie]

Network - Android app on AppBrain

 

[Jonhern]

Network - Android app on AppBrain

that does not let you change the prl

 

[Lyvewire]

that does not let you change the prl

Thanks for clearing that up. I literally just finished asking someone else. Almost got excited for nothing. I need that ##775# back!!

 

[sl0th]

*#*#4636#*#* is not working either.

 

[Lyvewire]

Yea. Just seen that in another forum as well. This sucks. I was looking to force roaming for almost 2 months. Finally found a solution and now the screen I need to do it is gone...**starts looking for a post to revert back 2.1** smh

 

[kiz88]

*#*#4636#*#* is not working either.

Agreed just tried it after update.

 

[kiz88]

Anyone have the new menu code to get to all those submenus that we used to use *#*#4636#*#* to get to?

##786# still works though.

 

[EarlyMon]

*#*#4636#*#* is not working either.

That's what the Network app gives you access to.

 

[EarlyMon]

Use the Network app free from the Market.

We need one of these to get sticky, everyone's starting new threads for this one question.

 

[kiz88]

Use the Network app free from the Market.

We need one of these to get sticky, everyone's starting new threads for this one question.

Agreed, I seen it mentioned in a few threads but not a thread about it so I started one hopefully it gets a sticky!

 

[kbass24emtp]

Your the man, thanks!!!!

 

[optikalillusi0n]

Hey EarlyMon, heh, sorry.. once again. I just d/l the network app. How exactly does this app improve battery performance, is it disabling signal searching ? What is the correct setting to check, and will this void the warrany somehow (i know, im paranoid).

 

[mrvirginia]

Hey EarlyMon, heh, sorry.. once again. I just d/l the network app. How exactly does this app improve battery performance, is it disabling signal searching ? What is the correct setting to check, and will this void the warrany somehow (i know, im paranoid).

wut? lol the app itself doesn't improve battery performance. if you're on GSM then you can change it to CDMA which should improve battery life but i'm thinking this should already be CDMA for everyone.

 

[Lyvewire]

Just wondering why these 2 threads were merged even though the issues are different?? ##775# and *#*#4636#*#* are 2 different hacks. Network does not provide the ability to change the PRL as Early Mon already pointed out..If thats the case change the name of the thread to Codes/Hacks no longer working on Sprint Evo just in case someone figures out a resolution to the ##775# hack...

 

[optikalillusi0n]

On an interesting side note, I cannot get the Network application to run correctly on my evo. Everytime i'm in the app, i press menu and select "select radio band", and, when i do that, an error message comes up saying "the process com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again".

Here's the interesting part. When holding my phone sideways when running the app, once it force-closes, my sensu UI, is horizontal. It's all funky looking, but it works kind of. however this doesn't last long. weird! lol

 

[kiz88]

Get the Network app same as *#*#4636#*#*

2.2 is running on GSM and eating your battery.

 

[tqlla]

On an interesting side note, I cannot get the Network application to run correctly on my evo. Everytime i'm in the app, i press menu and select "select radio band", and, when i do that, an error message comes up saying "the process com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again".

Here's the interesting part. When holding my phone sideways when running the app, once it force-closes, my sensu UI, is horizontal. It's all funky looking, but it works kind of. however this doesn't last long weird! lol

I am having the same problem. Any fixes?

 

[basso4735]

I am having the same problem. Any fixes?

That's what happens. It always force closes when hitting select radio band.

 

[Evoixmrftw]

I noticed that this does not work anymore. I really liked the battery info part besides switching the CDMA/GMS thing. I loaded the app spair parts and it got me to the info, but I watched my battery get sucked down using it. I guess because it was using android. Anyone know how to get this short cut back, without using an android app?

Whats wrong with using an app? You can use anycut from the market to put a shortcut to the testing screen directly on one of your homescreens. Its simple, download anycut> open and select new shortcut> select activity> scroll waay down to "testing" and select> name it whatever you wish (I just stuck with testing)> presto! now you have a direct shortcut to phone info/battery info/battery history/usage stats/wifi info.

I dont know what ##775# does considering ive never heard of that hidden dialer menu before, but if it has an activity name like the testing screen, then anycut can probably create a shortcut to that one too.

 

[Ricker]

Open your phone and go into your app tray and look for 'Voice Dialer'. Open it and say "Battery Info". Then hit ok on the prompt. I think that is the same battery info that was shown through the *#4636 method.

Its an alternate method I read about around here a while back.

yeah that works.that's a great trick.