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NCSettings Missing Respring?
- Thread starter jason2811
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I noticed the re-spring makes the screen super dim. As soon as you touch the brightness bar, it returns to normal brightness (even if you don't move the bar).
After a respring don't unlock the phone. Just let the screen turn off automatically . Then turn the screen back on and it'll be back to the normal brightness level you had set.
Good tip, thanks! I'm hoping this will be fixed soon, though.
I think the dev of springtomize created a fix. I can't remember for sure but one of the prominent devs created it.
power button??
Hi. I cant find the power toggle. i found the folder in iFile, but no toggle in settings. Im usind the iPad 2. could it be that the power toggle only appears on iphone
Hi. I cant find the power toggle. i found the folder in iFile, but no toggle in settings. Im usind the iPad 2. could it be that the power toggle only appears on iphone
Actually, technically speaking NCSettings was updated to fix the brightness issue but only when you use NCSettings to respring. I can't remember which update fixed it but one of the newer versions had a fix. If you use springtomize it will prolly still be dim. Or you can install the brightness fix that was recently added to Cydia. I didn't install it since I just quickly press the lock button while on the lockscreen when its dim and then its back to normal. I couldn't justify installing a tweak to fix it. Plus the cause of this problem was found so my educated guess is that any of your tweaks that respring the device will be updated with the proper method of respringing to avoid the dimmed screen.
Someone posted somewhere that pressing the Sleep button twice during a respring fixes it. It works!