Hello, I'm actually S-ON and I need to apply the firmware update of Mike thread. I was bootloader unlock but to update the firmware I had to relock the bootloader. Now I have to unlock it again, do I have to request again the Unlock.bin file from htcdev or is there some fastboot code?
Either just use the same bin code and fastboot command you used before; or just go through HTCDev.com and request a new code. Either way should work, although some folks have not had luck using the same code, and had to get a new one. While I think others have used the same code again and again.
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Is there a way to unlock a ONE X bootloader without using HTCDev if you have s-off? I can flash to any partition in recovery, but when I try to flash using fastboot it returns an error. I tried the command fastboot oem unlock but that returns an error as well. Any help would be appreciated.
Not yet no, check the around the check here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604300
Theres a few others but that is the thread you are gonna find when S-OFF is available from, lots of work is going into it but to no avail so far.
Hi, I'm trying to root my phone but am confused with some things.. When I attempt to obtain my unlock code from HTCDev I get the Error 160. I read this is because one of the newer builds keeps users from unlocking the bootloader through HTCDev (I have build 3.18). I looked around a bit and some of the things I found say I need Super CID to change my CID to 11111111 and then I would be able to get my unlock code from HTCDev. The problem is I need to be S-Off in order to do so and in order to get S-Off I need to have an unlocked bootloader and/or be rooted. I then found a thread with a similar problem to mine and they said to use temp root and then Super CID and another said to use Motochopper. I used Motochopper but it seemed to just be a One-Click Root Method, which did not work. I saw no option to change my CID but the OP in the other thread said he used it and fixed his solution (which again is similar, if not, the same as mine).
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Hi, I'm trying to root my phone but am confused with some things.. When I attempt to obtain my unlock code from HTCDev I get the Error 160. I read this is because one of the newer builds keeps users from unlocking the bootloader through HTCDev (I have build 3.18). I looked around a bit and some of the things I found say I need Super CID to change my CID to 11111111 and then I would be able to get my unlock code from HTCDev. The problem is I need to be S-Off in order to do so and in order to get S-Off I need to have an unlocked bootloader and/or be rooted. I then found a thread with a similar problem to mine and they said to use temp root and then Super CID and another said to use Motochopper. I used Motochopper but it seemed to just be a One-Click Root Method, which did not work. I saw no option to change my CID but the OP in the other thread said he used it and fixed his solution (which again is similar, if not, the same as mine).
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man just go to htcdev.com and unlock your bootloader no need S-OFF or Super CID and really I don't know from were you reed this!!!
You do something wrong maybe you send wrong unlocktocken or I don't know you can unlock your boatloader via htcdev.com you are doing something wrong
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man just go to htcdev.com and unlock your bootloader no need S-OFF or Super CID and really I don't know from were you reed this!!!
You do something wrong maybe you send wrong unlocktocken or I don't know you can unlock your boatloader via htcdev.com you are doing something wrong
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Like I said, I get an error when submitting my token, not because i copy and pasted it wrong. I copy it from <<<< Identifier Token Start >>>> to <<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>> but the 3.18 build keeps people from unlocking the bootloader through HTCDev and need to change my CID to 11111111 with SuperCID which requires S-Off which i need to have be rooted/unlocked bootloader which I can't get. But I have found a working temproot and will work on getting S-Off soon to use SuperCID to change my CID to 11111111 . If I can't figure out how to do it then that's fine. I was only interested in this mod for an app which works with the temp root! . As of now I won't be needing the full benefits of a permanent root.
Hello everyone,
i need your help: i have to sell my p6 but i've unlocked my bootloader. the point is: Can i block my bootloader? And if i can how can i do it?
thx
Code:
fastboot oem relock XXXXX
Where XXXXX is your 16-digit unlock code.
Before relocking, flash firmware using 3 buttons method to revert device to factory state.
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Code:
fastboot oem relock XXXXX
Where XXXXX is your 16-digit unlock code.
Before relocking, flash firmware using 3 buttons method to revert device to factory state.
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Thx for the answer where can i get the code?
Hello sir. My device. Htc m9. My device already s-off...... on the boot loader screen how to s-on. & how to boot loader unlock plz sir help
You dont ever need to set s-on and you never need to lock or relock the bootloader. If your bootloader says locked or relocked and you want to unlock it then go to htcdev and follow the online instructions for unlocking the bootloader. You MUST use htcdev as that website will email you a key to flash via fastboot. You need htc_fastboot.exe too.
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I managed to "Relock" my Unlocked bootloader of HTC One e9 (please don't ask why ) The phone is S-OFF, rooted with fully working TWRP recovery. How can I unlock the phone again.
I've tried the following with no success :
- command "fastboot oem unlock"
-to flash the Unlock.bin again
-the method from this topic https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2708571
Do you have any other ideas?
Thank you!
hmm... What about trying to unlock it in the RUU?
I just relocked my phone then unlocked it again with the same Unlock_code.bin and the same instructions from htcdev unlock instruction page 4 in download mode. So yeah, it works.
My phone is S-ON though, but I doubt that it matters.