Diagnostics Error Report Tool

[n1nj4Lo]

Is there such a tool that would tell you why/what caused your PPC to crash and force you to reboot into safe mode, like inside a lil report once you've booted into safe mode and clicked on the Diagnostics Error Tool?

I think this would be a great add-on for me, cause I sure as heck do grow tired of when I get a crash after installing a handful of app's and having to go through them one-by-one uninstalling > soft reseting after uninstall < repeat until you remove the right app that caused the problems..

LoL, It get very tedious, I'll say that much in the very least!!

[1mrlcb]

I dont think there is but im not really sure

[n1nj4Lo]

“ Originally Posted by 1mrlcb ”

I dont think there is but im not really sure

Damn what a shame, that'd be a great tool if one was ever devoloped... I know it'd safe a lot of people a lot of time and trouble...

LoL.. Any scripters interested? :brig:

[D/\SH]

that would be a huge code to be able to do that since everything that makes the device has to be accounted for and would have to be made seperately for each specific device since many have changes to too memory size...... im not sure if it would even run on the phone because the operating system would have to be rewrote to allow it to boot like that since on a soft reset the program would be restart with the computer and shut down meaning you would have to open after boot-up....

[n1nj4Lo]

Yea I know what ya mean for real... Maybe it's something microsoft should look into if they ever released another WM Version, I mean after all they've got error reporting so why not.... It's like they left that idea out there all alone for anyone who has this problem and they have to solve it all on their own, or give up and do a hard reset starting from square one again...

[D/\SH]

“ Originally Posted by n1nj4Lo ”

Yea I know what ya mean for real... Maybe it's something microsoft should look into if they ever released another WM Version, I mean after all they've got error reporting so why not.... It's like they left that idea out there all alone for anyone who has this problem and they have to solve it all on their own, or give up and do a hard reset starting from square one again...

they would also have to have htc make the phones capable of doing so by adding more ram and memory as well as a different processor in most cases.