hello, you will see I have a question, if I changed the number of imei of my smartphone and then I do a factory reset will the imei be changed or will it be back in the factory?
thank you very much
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oier12 said:
hello, you will see I have a question, if I changed the number of imei of my smartphone and then I do a factory reset will the imei be changed or will it be back in the factory?
thank you very much
a greeting
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Changing the IMEI is illegal in most countries. Therefore the discussion about changing IMEI is prohibited on xda.
Thread closed.
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Hi to all in the forum, this is my first post and excuse my ignorance. I have this HTC, CDMA model and the number is ADR6225. When I factory restore, the carrier banner said Cellular South. Is this model a Wildfire or is another model? Another question. I tried to modify the MMS setting but when I dial ##3282# to modify the data setting is not option for the MMS. Thanks with any help.
jack2011B said:
Hi to all in the forum, this is my first post and excuse my ignorance. I have this HTC, CDMA model and the number is ADR6225. When I factory restore, the carrier banner said Cellular South. Is this model a Wildfire or is another model? Another question. I tried to modify the MMS setting but when I dial ##3282# to modify the data setting is not option for the MMS. Thanks with any help.
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Just go to Settings, About Phone, Phone Identity. First line reveals your model.
my imei was removed after flashing and a friend of my suggested to me to use his nspro, but he dont know how to restore it.
what should i do ?
and yes, i know that changing to other imei otherwise than what is written on the sticker is probbien.
IdanAbutbul said:
my imei was removed after flashing and a friend of my suggested to me to use his nspro, but he dont know how to restore it.
what should i do ?
and yes, i know that changing to other imei otherwise than what is written on the sticker is probbien.
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Hello to everybody,
First of all sorry for my english.
So about what is the tread
There is arround 10 bricked phones in Bulgarian Android Forum.Becouse we cant find where is the problem I decide to ask here.
Problem: After flashing stock test 4.3 and downgrade after back to 4.1.2 the result is --IMEI 0049 and Permanent Test Mode.
what we know until now:
Phones bought from shops for phones reported they downgrade back without issues
Phones bought from mobile operators -bricked IMEI
Flashing again 4.3 after brick do not restore IMEI
P.s
Sorry if the tread is on wrong place and 10x for your opinions about problem
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Impact on device/How I know I have corrupted EFS
When there is EFS partition is corrupted, device loses IMEI and due to this device can't gets connected to network. Baseband info also sometimes shows unknown.
-Check your IMEI in setting / by dialling *#06# if it is null OR if it starts with 0049** then IMEI is generic and corrupted. In Normal case IMEI which you can see in device setting or dialing *#06# is exactly same you can see on bill/box/sticker under battery compartment
-If you are unable to connect to network in spite of correct IMEI, chance are
A. Your device is Locked to specific Network OR
B. Your device is banned due to tempered IMEI
-If your AP,CP,CSC all are correct and even you are getting error (unknown CSC XXX) on kies update, it may be due to corrupt Product code in EFS. Read This for detail.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2420881
If you dont have efs backup then you probably need the z3x box to make repair for your imei and change it to the original one didnt test the ariza patch on this kind of problem but why not give it a shot
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OP Asking about changing the IMEI is not allowed as it is illegal in the US to change the IMEI. Thread Closed
Is there any way to get into the IMEI settings on the phone.
No. And changing your IMEI is illegal. Thread closed.