Haha… I received lot of question on how to remove Windows Phone 7 from HTC HD2 and go back to Windows Mobile 6.5. Android on HTC HD2 had been out for months and I did not receive any help request to remove it. But Windows Phone 7 on HTC HD2 is not even 1 week old, people seem don’t like it and want to get rid of it as soon as possible.
Okay, here is the step by step guide to remove Windows Phone 7 from HTC HD2. Oh, you might want to revive your SD card first…
Hehe… This is not the actual user manual guide for HTC HD2 with Windows Phone 7. But it should work since your HTC HD2 is almost the same as HTC HD7 with Windows Phone 7 + HTC HD7 OEM applications. It is HTC HD7 user manual and quick start guide…
Download HTC HD7 user manual here.
Download HTC HD7 quick start guide here.
This will help you get started and know better with the new Windows Phone 7 on your HTC HD2.
Enable 3G data connection on Windows Phone 7 is exactly the same as the way on Android HTC HD2 (at least for me). But I can’t find a place to set MMS like Android in the same APN setting. Anyway, I don’t use MMS at all. I prefer to send email with attachment. By the way, there are lot of guides with lot of different settings on APN. Try them if you want. But below simple one work for me…
Guide to enable 3G data connection on Windows Phone 7
Disable Wi-Fi connection. Your phone should connect to Internet using 3G data connection now. Enjoy…
WiFi Remote Access is a nice free application developed by Julien MANICI. It allows you to explore the content of your Windows Mobile phone directly from your computer, through a WiFi connection without installing any client software on the computer. With it, you can browse your data, pictures, and music or send files from your computer to your device. You can see pictures and listen music on your computer directly from the web interface ~ Internet Explorer .
Latest Bing for Mobile is out. 2 new features added to it. Microsoft team redesigned Bing App for Windows Phone home page. And added turn-by-turn navigation for Windows 6.x phones, powered by Bing Maps. But too bad, it is for US only. Same apply to Google Maps for mobile Navigation ~ US only.
