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How-to disable Windows Mobile 6.1 Threaded SMS View

September 4, 2008 20:21 by Aleksandar

There may be an occasion where you want to restore the original chronological view for the SMS Inbox rather than the new threaded view.
There is a simple registry fix to turn off threading and restore the "classic" view.
From the registry editor of your choice (PocketPC version of Total Commander for example) browse the device registry for the key:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings]

Under this add a new DWORD value called "SMSInboxThreadingDisabled" and set it to 1.
Soft-reset the device and the regular message view will be used.
Set this registry value back to 0 or delete it to restore the default threaded view.

NOTE that some devices check for value at another key location:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\OEM]


Comments

June 2. 2009 16:30

help pls..

i installed a software Smart.Inbox.v2.05.14. for having password for inbox and that crap program changed my inbox to non-conversation view

i uninstalled it .yet no effect

when i look at registry then there was no OEM registry (it was before as i have edited the registry before once to see non conversation view but i did not like it so i switched back)

so i made a registry oem and then create a new D Word named SMSInboxThreadingDisabled and set its value to 0

yet when i restart there is no effect .. what do i do ...
help
i need conversation view back... waiting for ur reply

ankur

June 2. 2009 16:42

You might try to use this handy application:
www.touchxperience.com/.../...figuration-tool.html

Next to many tweaking options it also has option "Threaded SMS" in Messaging section.
I have tested this on 3 different HTC models and it worked properly for me.

Aleksandar

June 2. 2009 20:17

If download link does not work try to use Google
Search term: "TouchXperience Advanced Configuration Tool"

Mike