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* OK, first, you've to see, what locks are active.
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* Generally, four locks can be used, to lock the phone to 4 different
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* providers. But most providers will only use lock # 1.
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* Anyway, here's to check the lock status.
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* (you'll get the p and w letters by pressing * multiple times)
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* #pw+1234567890+1# - Provider-Lock status
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* #pw+1234567890+2# - Network-Lock status
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* #pw+1234567890+3# - for Provider(???)-Lock status
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* #pw+1234567890+4# - for SIM card lock status
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* Most of this will report some stuff like "lock not locked", but one (or
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* will report "code error".
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* This (these) locks are closed on your phone then.
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* Please use for this part ONLY code 1234567890 (universal code!)
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* And don't enter the lock, on which "code error" shows up, more than 3
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* OK, now that you know, which lock is active, you can go on to unlock it.
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* This is probably done via the 10 digit mastercode.
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* Dooo, what's the 10 digit mastercode? Well, it's 10 digits other than
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* general 1234567890. To retrieve the code isn't that easy.
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* On fuxx0rs website you'll find a little tool, in which you can enter your
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* service provider code (Service Provider codes that I know are: 234-33 for
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* Orange & 234-30 for One2one) and your IMEI, and will give you the 10
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* master code. To unlock then lock 1 for example, you would enter on your
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* phone: #pw+YOURMASTERCODE+1#. To unlock lock 2, it would be of course
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* #pw+YOURMASTERCODE+2# and so on.
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* Normally, this'll work, but requieres you to know the mastercode.
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