increasing available RAM? [disabling repllog.exe system time change notification]

[keylock]

Is there an application for smartphones that will allow me to turn off the system time changed notification to repllog.exe?

The TskMgr mentioned in the link below doesn't work so well on smartphones.

Perhaps this not necessary/already disabled on smartphones?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...3&postcount=81

I just turned on my Q9c, looked at the task manager, and activesync was running. I don't sync my email, so I don't need it to start until I plug it in to a PC (there is a notification for that).

It used up a little extra battery to load itself, and now it's just taking up RAM that could be used by another program.

[TreeFrog]

you can see/delete it via sktools notification queue. not sure if it comes right back though.

[Q-Area51]

Is there an application for smartphones that will allow me to turn off the system time changed notification to repllog.exe?

The TskMgr mentioned in the link below doesn't work so well on smartphones.

Perhaps this not necessary/already disabled on smartphones?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...3&postcount=81

I just turned on my Q9c, looked at the task manager, and activesync was running. I don't sync my email, so I don't need it to start until I plug it in to a PC (there is a notification for that).

It used up a little extra battery to load itself, and now it's just taking up RAM that could be used by another program.

Best that I can tell you right now is that in the ROM that I have flashed my Nap to it does not run AS or have it running until you tether your phone to your AS machine. I haven't looked at the reg yet in ref to that, but I'll make an effort to do so shortly and get back to you. Ought to be a simple reg hack. I always hated that on my "c" too. Stay tuned... -Q

[keylock]

you can see/delete it via sktools notification queue. not sure if it comes right back though.

I finally tried sktools lite. The version for non-touchscreen phones does not allow enabling/disabling the queue, only viewing and deleting.

Is there a tool for non-touchscreen phones that can disable a queue rather than deleting it?