Anyone thats tried any s5 ports, note 4, etc.. My Gps didnt lock. doing some research on the N9005 forums and others I figured out how to get the gps to lock. Now i tried this for a s5 port, so let me know if it works for others.
Sources:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2754957
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/help/n9005-gps-fix-flashing-stock-s5-port-rom-t2827427
Combined:
On you dialer type in this USSD *#0011# (The stock samsung dialer... third party might show "Connection problem or invalid MMI Code")
Press top right 3 dot menu key > press back
Press top right 3 dot menu key press key input > Q
Press top right 3 dot menu key > press key input > 0000
Wait for a few seconds and the screen options will change
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Select option 2 "UE SETTINGS & INFO"
Select option 1 "SETTING"
Select option 2 "SYSTEM"
Select option 3 "NV REBUILD"
Press on System, Protocol, GPS, IMS
Wait for 30 seconds and then shutdown your phone
Power On phone
GPS should work fine now
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Recommend to use GPS STATUS & Tool Box App to do a gps cache reset and download AGPS Data
Use this app. I get gps lock within seconds
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by.zatta.agps
All you need to do is change the carrier to tmob and leave everything else default
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I ordered a Samsung Galaxy SIII (US-Cellular) on ebay and tried to follow the instructions below:
1. Type *#197328640# and it brings up the factory service menu
2. Select (1) UMTS
3. Select (1)Debug Screen
4. Select (8) Phone Control
5. Select (6)Network lock
6. Inside the Network lock menu, Pick option (3) Perso SHA256 off, Passed that is a screen that says something like "no options in this menu, current command is 11863", Wait for 30-60 secs, from there hit the menu button on bottom left of phone to bring up options, Select "Back".
7. The last command should have brought you back into the Network Lock menu, at the bottom is (4) NW Lock NV Data Initialize, Select it. You might be asked a saftey are you sure, some people not, after it begins that process wait a good 60 sec the reboot. Thats it! Phones Unlocked
Somehow the phone is not reacting on the USSD 'secret' codes. I can push the hash-button, but nothing happens. I found on a forum that I should root my phone. So I did through Odin. But superSU keeps crashing and I get the error: Security Notice, an attempt to access a secure area...
I don't really need a rooted phone, would be nice, but I would like to use USSD codes, like *#06# for example.
R530 is CDMA based and might not function correctly on TMo.
Also, USSD codes only work on TW-Based ROMs or stock. Root should have no bearing.
Diego_AL said:
I ordered a Samsung Galaxy SIII (US-Cellular) on ebay and tried to follow the instructions below:
1. Type *#197328640# and it brings up the factory service menu
2. Select (1) UMTS
3. Select (1)Debug Screen
4. Select (8) Phone Control
5. Select (6)Network lock
6. Inside the Network lock menu, Pick option (3) Perso SHA256 off, Passed that is a screen that says something like "no options in this menu, current command is 11863", Wait for 30-60 secs, from there hit the menu button on bottom left of phone to bring up options, Select "Back".
7. The last command should have brought you back into the Network Lock menu, at the bottom is (4) NW Lock NV Data Initialize, Select it. You might be asked a saftey are you sure, some people not, after it begins that process wait a good 60 sec the reboot. Thats it! Phones Unlocked
Somehow the phone is not reacting on the USSD 'secret' codes. I can push the hash-button, but nothing happens. I found on a forum that I should root my phone. So I did through Odin. But superSU keeps crashing and I get the error: Security Notice, an attempt to access a secure area...
I don't really need a rooted phone, would be nice, but I would like to use USSD codes, like *#06# for example.
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What you are trying to do is unlock the phone from US Cellular to use on T-Mo. If that's the case, you will have to downgrade the firmware to Android version 4.1.1. This does not require Rooting. You will see appropriate firmware on SamMobile.com. Try the same process after the downgrade.
Don't try the downgrade if you are on android 4.3. It will Hard Brick your phone.
I have a new ATT Samsung Note 2 with 4.3. With this I don't have the menu "NW Lock NV Data INITIALLIZ." So I need to find a different method to unlock. I found these instructions on the S4 forum for unlocking a Samsung Galaxy S4. I'm wary of trying it before getting opinions on whether or not it will work first. Has anyone tried these and been successful on a Note 2 or on other Samsungs than the S4? Also, if I follow this will the Golden Backup disappear and if so can I regenerate it?
Here are the steps:
1. Goto phone dailer, and enter *#27663368378# for the debug service menu.
2. In "ServiceMode", select [1] UMTS
3. In "UMTS MAIN MENU", select [1] DEBUG SCREEN
4. In "DEBUG SCREEN", select [6] PHONE CONTROL
5. In "PHONE CONTROL", select [6] NETWORK LOCK
6. In "NETWORK LOCK", select [3] PERSO SHA256 OFF
It should show:
SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[1]
SHA256_OFF => SHA256_ON
7. Now touch the first line SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[1]
It should show:
MENU NOT EXIST
PRESS BACK KEY
Current Command is 116631
8. Now press the menu button and select "Back"
It should show:
SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[0]
SHA256_OFF => Not Change
9. Again, press the menu button and select "Back", and you're back in the "NETWORK LOCK" screen
10. Press the menu button and select "Back", and you're in the "PHONE CONTROL" screen
11. Press the menu button and select "Back", and you're in the "DEBUG SCREEN" screen
12. Finally, press the menu button and select "Back", and you're back in the "UMTS MAIN MENU" screen
13. Select [6] COMMON
14. In "COMMON" screen, select [6] NV REBUILD
Now you are in the "NV REBUILD" screen, you should see the following text:
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Golden-Backup exist
You can Restore Cal/NV
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15. Now for the final step.
In "NV REBUILD" screen, select [4] Restore Back-up
The button lights for menu and back should come on, and the phone will auto reboot in a few seconds.
Note: chavxxx's post of selecting "[1] Load default NV" DID NOT work for me.
So can it be done or not?
Caryllb said:
I have a new ATT Samsung Note 2 with 4.3. With this I don't have the menu "NW Lock NV Data INITIALLIZ." So I need to find a different method to unlock. I found these instructions on the S4 forum for unlocking a Samsung Galaxy S4. I'm wary of trying it before getting opinions on whether or not it will work first. Has anyone tried these and been successful on a Note 2 or on other Samsungs than the S4? Also, if I follow this will the Golden Backup disappear and if so can I regenerate it?
Here are the steps:
1. Goto phone dailer, and enter *#27663368378# for the debug service menu.
2. In "ServiceMode", select [1] UMTS
3. In "UMTS MAIN MENU", select [1] DEBUG SCREEN
4. In "DEBUG SCREEN", select [6] PHONE CONTROL
5. In "PHONE CONTROL", select [6] NETWORK LOCK
6. In "NETWORK LOCK", select [3] PERSO SHA256 OFF
It should show:
SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[1]
SHA256_OFF => SHA256_ON
7. Now touch the first line SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[1]
It should show:
MENU NOT EXIST
PRESS BACK KEY
Current Command is 116631
8. Now press the menu button and select "Back"
It should show:
SHA256_ENABLED_FLAG[0]
SHA256_OFF => Not Change
9. Again, press the menu button and select "Back", and you're back in the "NETWORK LOCK" screen
10. Press the menu button and select "Back", and you're in the "PHONE CONTROL" screen
11. Press the menu button and select "Back", and you're in the "DEBUG SCREEN" screen
12. Finally, press the menu button and select "Back", and you're back in the "UMTS MAIN MENU" screen
13. Select [6] COMMON
14. In "COMMON" screen, select [6] NV REBUILD
Now you are in the "NV REBUILD" screen, you should see the following text:
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Golden-Backup exist
You can Restore Cal/NV
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15. Now for the final step.
In "NV REBUILD" screen, select [4] Restore Back-up
The button lights for menu and back should come on, and the phone will auto reboot in a few seconds.
Note: chavxxx's post of selecting "[1] Load default NV" DID NOT work for me.
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Why doesn't anyone search? Look for a thread called free unlock. You're welcome.
Toshik1, I tried these steps for the S4 on my Note 2 and they did not work. I had all the right menu selections and it seemed to step through them as instructed. But it just didn't unlock. That may be specific to an ATT Note 2. Perhaps they would work for a Tmobile or some other carrier.
emeianoite, I did search for several days. The only free unlock steps I found specific for the Note 2 were for Android 4.1.1. Version 4.3 was missing a vital menu item. Folks said you could unlock if you downgrade to 4.1.1 first. Didn't want to do that. So I searched for unlocking a note 2 with version 4.3 and found these steps for the S4. Unfortunately as I said above, that didn't work either. Wound up paying for the unlock code.
Thanks! Sim unlock code was obtained from ATT, so it's only a question of properly rooting the phone with official 4.3 already in it.
I can't Disable NFC - or i cant enable it too
i have updated my mobile to lolipop 5.0.1 and then NFC problem happend
NFC icon is gray its like (nfc work) but i cant enable it or disable it !!
after that i returned to Kitkat 4.4.4 but the problem still found
what should i do ?
Note : atteched a screen shoot
Issues after update.
When having any issue after an update.
Anything from battery drain to the pin lock numbers showing up as white squares has been known to be fixed by this.
First:
Boot the device into the android system recovery menu
Press and Hold the volume up key, the Home key and the Power key. When you see "Recovery Booting" in very small blue text at the top of the screen you may release those keys
The Android robot will appear
A dos-looking menu will appear (note that your touch screen is disabled in this menu)
Using your volume keys as directional keys and your power key to select the desired option.
Highlight the option that states "wipe cache partition"
Press power key to select
the option "reboot system now" should then be highlighted; select that option using the power key
i done it but still have the same problem !
samsung_pro_blackbird said:
When having any issue after an update.
Anything from battery drain to the pin lock numbers showing up as white squares has been known to be fixed by this.
First:
Boot the device into the android system recovery menu
Press and Hold the volume up key, the Home key and the Power key. When you see "Recovery Booting" in very small blue text at the top of the screen you may release those keys
The Android robot will appear
A dos-looking menu will appear (note that your touch screen is disabled in this menu)
Using your volume keys as directional keys and your power key to select the desired option.
Highlight the option that states "wipe cache partition"
Press power key to select
the option "reboot system now" should then be highlighted; select that option using the power key
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I did this steps and still have the same problem
Are you using a replacement battery? Not all are nfc capable. Also a case could block the signal, but you should still see the options.
My phone finally updated to Lollipop about 2 weeks ago and ever since then, I can't get a GPS lock anymore?
Things I've already tried:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-3-tmobile/help/lollipop-gps-issue-solution-t3059590
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUsXU28IDdM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1ntOfJS_1c
Reset & Download GPS assistance data using GPS Status app
My phone isn't rooted. I have no idea what else to do?
Here you go this is worked for me.
Open Phone, as if you were going to make a phone call and dial -
*#9090# (*#197328640# if that doesn't work)
Menu, select Key Input, enter Q
Menu, select Key Input, enter 0000
wait for the next menu. (It takes a while.)
UMTS->COMMON->NV REBUILD->NV REBUILD->SYSTEM->PROTOCOL->GPS->IMS
or, if you don't have UMTS:
UE SETTINGS & INFO->SETTING->SYSTEM->NV REBUILD->ALL
Hi for all this is my first thread
I am not responsible for any errors that may get in your phone
I was test it in my phone gt-i9301i
1-Open the dialer (dial pad)
2-Insert *#0011# (you needn't to tap call button)
3-Press the menu button and select back(don't not press back button)
4-Press the menu button again and select 'key input' menu item
5-Enter "Q0000" then tap ok
Wait for about 10 seconds.and you will see servicemod menu
NOTE: Make a Backup for (efs) by use recoveryORtwrp(recommended)
Sorry for my English C u
Wrong!
Push menu, tap back then push menu again tap key input & write Q0000 (Q 4 zeros) wait & there you go.
Zola III said:
Wrong!
Push menu, tap back then push menu again tap key input & write Q0000 (Q 4 zeros) wait & there you go.
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OK thank (Zola III) but You can see the third step?