Remove Operator Widget

A simple method to remove the annoying service provider logo from the desktop screen

1. Connect your Jet to your PC via USB an start TKFileExplorer
2. Connect the Jet and TKFE
3. Browse to the REGISTRY-folder on your Jet
4. Download the following INI-file to your PC: SettingWidget.ini
5. Open the file with Notepad and search for this entry: PLMN Value=1
6. Change 1 to 0 and save the file
7. Copy SettingWidget.ini with TKFE back to the REGISTRY-folder on your Jet
8. Disconnect your phone and restart it
9. After booting up you wont see those operator widgets on the Desktop anymore.

Transferring Files to Home Computer Using Wi-Fi

Here is a guide "How to Transfer(Download/Upload) files to a Home Computer using Jet's Wi-Fi connection".(Courtesy Darkforestgroup)

Computer Part

Download the attached file "FileZilla Server".

Run the setup and install with all the standard settings no need to change any setting.

After this following window will appear, no need to enter password. Press OK to connect to FTP Server.



Following FileZilla Server interface will appear after connect. Click Edit menu and then Users.



In Users window click Add.



Add User name and press OK. In my case it was x4ce.



After this you will back to Users window. Now here you have to do 3 things.

1- Check mark password field (Obviously, if you want to set password)

2- Enter the desired password

3- Click shared folders

Remember your USER/PASSWORD



Now in shared folders, click Add



Browse to the folder or drive you want to share and then click OK.



Back to shared folder settings, now set files permission Write, Delete or Append. I selected write so i can upload files from Mobile to computer.

Repeat the procedure if you want to share another folder/drive & set permissions accordingly.




At Last, press OK.

Now the Desktop Part is finished.


Mobile Part

Download and Install "PaderSyncFTP" application to mobile phone.

Run the application, allowing any access it wants.

Goto Bookmarks, click the UP arrow on bottom right corner.

Click New and then select FTP.

Enter any title you want for this connection e.g. put Desktop or Laptop.

In host, enter your computer's IP address to which you want to connect.

Let Port remain 21.

Next enter your username and password
Leave all settings to default.

Click the UP arrow on bottom right and click Save.

After this go back to Bookmarks and click you connection name Desktop/Laptop.

And then connect (allow it to access internet)

And hopefully, you will get a list of files.

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If you don't get the files list on your handset and it stays on "connecting" then make sure your Home Computer's firewall is not blocking it. Disable any firewalls you have and then try.