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RegistryKeys

Common Registry Keys

http://code.google.com/p/rltoday/wiki/RegistryKeys

This is by no means complete. There are too many WM devices for this to be accurate for them all. Y = confirmed yes, N = confirmed no, blank = unconfirmed. Note that a confirmed no may be inaccurate due to third-party software or relience on optional hardware.

Note the keys below may be shown with a space or line break between the top level, e.g. HKEY_CURRENT_USER and the first "\". This white space is there for the web page only and needs to be removed when used on the PDA.

Name	Key	Comment	WM2003	WM5	WM6
Appointments upcoming (Today plugin)	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Appointments\HomeScreen\Subject	when not available defaults to "No upcoming appointments."			Y
Appointments upcoming location (Today plugin)	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Appointments\HomeScreen\Location
Appointment - next (Today plugin)	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Appointments\Next\Subject
Appointment - next location (Today plugin)	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Appointments\Next\Location
Bluetooth Status	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Hardware\Bluetooth	8 = Off \\ 9 = On(?No connections?) \\ 11 = Discoverable \\ 25 = ?Hands Free? 13 - Handsfree \\ Does anyone have a full list of these? Is there an A2DP one for example? \\ \\ I think this is bitwise too: \\ 1 = Power on \\ 2 = Searching \\ 4 = Not sure. Maybe headphones? \\ 8 = BT Exists (Seems always set) \\ 16 = Connected \\		Y	Y
E-mail unread	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ System\State\Messages\TotalEmail\Unread\Count			Y	Y
Last Incoming Call Name	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Phone\Last Incoming Caller Name				Y
Last Incoming Call Number	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Phone\Last Incoming Caller Number				Y
Missed Calls	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Phone\Missed Call Count				Y
Operator Name	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Phone\Current Operator Name				Y
Signal Strength	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Phone\Signal Strength				Y
SMS unread	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Messages\sms\Unread\Count			Y	Y
Tasks active	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Tasks\Active			Y	Y
Tasks due today	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Tasks\Due Today			Y	Y
Tasks high priority	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Tasks\High Priority			Y	Y
Tasks overdue	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Tasks\Overdue			Y	Y
Voice Mail	HKEY_CURRENT_USER \System\State\Messages\vmail\Total\Unread\Count				Y
Wi-Fi connection status	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Connections\Network\Count	0 = off \\ 1 = on		Y
Wi-Fi power status	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System\State\Hardware\Wifi	coded bitwise \\ 1 = always set? WiFi hardware present? \\ 2 = powered on \\ 4 = networks available \\ 8 = connecting \\ 16 = connected \\ \\ Bit 4 (Networks Available) can be set when wifi is off. On inspection, this bit appears to mean that you have a configured wifi network. So if this bit is true, then enabling wifi will probably result in an internet connection (Depending on location of course)		Y	Y

Updates to BT and WiFi made ~Aug 2009 [email protected]