Unlock code generator

[sharpxia]

Unlock code generator may not be possiable on SE phone

[EzZn0]

Hi,

I was speaking with a Sony Ericsson development tech today and he's given me some great codes!!

Write down your IMEI number. You can get this with the following:

*#06#

Then, you need to get into the Personalize menu with the following keypress:

< ** <

(Left, Star,Star, Left)

You then will need to select the Network at the top ( This will be locked )

It will ask for the code (the one that everyone asks for) and you need to enter in the following:

7993XXXX (where XXXX is the FIRST FOUR digits of your IMEI Number)

It will report an error and reduce your lock count by 1. Don't worry about this.

Repeat the process and enter the following:

6309XXXX ( where XXXX is the SECOND FOUR digits of your IMEI Number)

Again, it will reduce by one. Repeat again with the next two numbers:

093167XX ( where XX is the 9th and 10th digits of your IMEI Number)
323343XX ( where XX is the 11th and 12th digits of your IMEI Number)

And finally, you will need to repeat the process just one more time. This is very important, you will need to enter the following code:

XXXXYYYY - Where XXXX is the SECOND FOUR digits of your IMEI and YYYY is the FIRST FOUR digits of your IMEI.

You have to be careful, there are a few steps to follow, but these are the codes that the technicians use to unlock and test the phones that they have in for R & D.

I was very excited when I got these and it worked perfectly. I have unlocked two phones now, both K608i - One that was with Optus (Australia) and the other with Three (Australia) without any problems!!

Good luck everyone - this really is the holy grail of phones :)



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[Beep88]

Is this a joke? Typically you have 5 chances to input the wrong code and after that the phone is permanently locked. How convenient that it tells you to enter 5 different codes.

And why would R&D people need to do this since they have the actual lock code to every phone?

[EzZn0]

Is this a joke? Typically you have 5 chances to input the wrong code and after that the phone is permanently locked. How convenient that it tells you to enter 5 different codes.

And why would R&D people need to do this since they have the actual lock code to every phone?

I dont know why it says so. I just copied it from cellphonehacks.com but it doesn't work. I tried with my firends old T230 (or something like that) and it didn't work but it have worked for some people.

[darac_os]

You can use remove sim-lock patches! And its the easiest way!

[joabel]

I would like a code generator too, but you still can use the patch generator..:D