DXC's Throttle Modding Made Easy

[droidxchat]

I haven't done that yet but I DID extract the services.jar again and put it in the DXC folder then. And ran the program again. It completed successfully and show that the services.jar was modified (it was a couple KB smaller and modified date show current time). I replaced the old one and reboot. Still had same results :/

you're saying you put the services.jar (the one you confirmed had been modified) back onto the phone, and were still able to access the mobile networks menu?

 

[droidxchat]

still not working for me with the spaces. i even uninstalled the android sdk and reinstalled and redid the PATH variable to adb.exe. what did work was adding quotes to the first line and 14th line in the .bat so it reads "%CD%\services.jar" and it worked fine.

thanks for all your work on this

please redownload and test the latest version, i've made your suggested change

 

[lostboykev]

I haven't done that yet but I DID extract the services.jar again and put it in the DXC folder then. And ran the program again. It completed successfully and show that the services.jar was modified (it was a couple KB smaller and modified date show current time). I replaced the old one and reboot. Still had same results :/

you're saying you put the services.jar (the one you confirmed had been modified) back onto the phone, and were still able to access the mobile networks menu?

Correct.



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[droidxchat]

to put it back onto your phone, are you doing the following from command prompt:

adb remount
adb push (location on your pc)\services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb shell reboot

 

[lostboykev]

to put it back onto your phone, are you doing the following from command prompt:

adb remount
adb push (location on your pc)\services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb shell reboot

I'm actually using the Root Explorer app. By copying /system/framework/services.jar and pasting to my sd card, then mount my sd and moving that file into the root of DXC. Once it got modified I put it back on my sd and did the same thing but reserved.

 

[droidxchat]

to put it back onto your phone, are you doing the following from command prompt:

adb remount
adb push (location on your pc)\services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb shell reboot

I'm actually using the Root Explorer app. By copying /system/framework/services.jar and pasting to my sd card, then mount my sd and moving that file into the root of DXC. Once it got modified I put it back on my sd and did the same thing but reserved.

ok sorry i should have posted it in the original post, this application requires you to have adb installed and working

 

[lostboykev]

to put it back onto your phone, are you doing the following from command prompt:

adb remount
adb push (location on your pc)\services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb shell reboot

I'm actually using the Root Explorer app. By copying /system/framework/services.jar and pasting to my sd card, then mount my sd and moving that file into the root of DXC. Once it got modified I put it back on my sd and did the same thing but reserved.

ok sorry i should have posted it in the original post, this application requires you to have adb installed and working

I pushed it back using adb and rebooted. mobile networks force closes now. So I guess it worked, unfortunetly it hasn't helped with my DL speed, I've got full bars and I'm only hitting 645Kbps.

 

[droidxchat]

I'm actually using the Root Explorer app. By copying /system/framework/services.jar and pasting to my sd card, then mount my sd and moving that file into the root of DXC. Once it got modified I put it back on my sd and did the same thing but reserved.

ok sorry i should have posted it in the original post, this application requires you to have adb installed and working

I pushed it back using adb and rebooted. mobile networks force closes now. So I guess it worked, unfortunetly it hasn't helped with my DL speed, I've got full bars and I'm only hitting 645Kbps.

it's a misconception that it will cause better download speeds. this only prevents verizon from throttling your speeds lower when you hit a certain download limit within a billing period. if you haven't hit that download limit (which is honestly pretty high), then verizon isnt throttling you, so you will see no difference.

 

[akanealw]

the lastest change you made seems to be working perfectly. throttle on, throttle off, clock on, clock off. no hangups.

 

[Nickchapa]

wow i have been following this and this seems like an impossible thing to do if you arent a genius with the comp and phone. do you have like a step by step on what you do?

 

[Nickchapa]

i really wanna do this as i use huge amounts of data per month and my speeds are low at the end of the month as you said may happen. this would be a huge hit if you had a step by step on what to do...

 

[akanealw]

Don't let the troubleshooting posts deter you. If you have adb installed, it's pretty easy.

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[droidxchat]

Thanks for asking, its pretty simple. Download the zip and extract it anywhere, such as your desktop. Then doubleclick DXCthrottleMod.bat.

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[kushpancake]

how do i do this.... I'm on a MACBOOK PRO

 

[droidxchat]

how do i do this.... I'm on a MACBOOK PRO

you can try it, just follow the instructions in the main post... however, this uses batch commands and many of them might be different on a mac, so i doubt this will work for macs