feretravels.blogg.se - Forgot security code for nokia x2

(depending on how old the phone is) the MIN,.The "short" programming code for Nokia CDMA and TDMA phones is *#6391#. Needless to say, most of this is held in the SIM card on GSM phones, and is programmed over the air, which means that there's no point in you screwing around with your phone (thank goodness) saving us poor bastards in tech support large amounts of time wondering what you've done to your phone this time. Which all operates entirely differently in the US than overseas. The reason for this being that with both CDMA and TDMA phones, your number is registered on the network within terms of the serial code ( ESN) of your phone, and thus the phone needs to be programmed with the SID, SOC, and various network programming necessary to your phone picking up the correct providers. This code only actually functions (usefully) on TDMA and CDMA phones. The listed "*3001#12345#" code is actually what we in the cellular industry refer to as the "Long programming code". To get out of the 'war0anty' menu you need to power cycle your phone. I don't have a data cable and I have no idea what it might do. Transfer user data - I'm afraid to activate this option, as it sounds somewhat ominous.Since I never needed to have my phone repaired, this is set to 0000.

Repaired - presumably another 4-digit number that says when you last had the phone fixed.

I have never seen this set when it was bought.

Purchased - presumably gets set with a 4-digit number that should say when you bought the phone.

Made - gives the manufacturing date, on my first generation Nokia 6210 it says 0900 (presumably September 2000).

Serial number - displays the IMEI number.

On the Nokia 6210 this displays a menu that says:

I have only tested this code to work on a Nokia 7110, Nokia 6210, and Nokia 8250:

These codes apparently work on all Nokia phones. *#0000# gives your phone's firmware revision number and date.The codes I know of and have tested are as follows: