W300i - probably a unique problem

[senter]

Restore GDFS (if you have GDFS backup before).
Or can restore other GDFS (first must read secure units from phone with script) and then can restore other GDFS (clear GDFS - user lock code is 0000).
If you cann't do that, install Team Viewer and send me PM with ID and Password.

[hyperion17]

first must read secure units from phone with script

If you are planning to use this GDFS script:

gdfsread:00020e5a
gdfsread:00020e48
gdfsread:00010851
gdfsread:00000006
gdfsread:0000000E
gdfsread:00000013
gdfsread:0000001C
gdfsread:00000018
gdfsread:000000AA

you should know it's for DB2020 only.

[senter]

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you should know it's for DB2020 only.

In the instructions to restore GDFS write it's for db2010 and db2020, maybe you wrong?

[hyperion17]

In the instructions to restore GDFS write it's for db2010 and db2020, maybe you wrong?

Even if I'm wrong (but I don't think so) this method won't work because you "read secure units from (user code locked) phone with script"

[beetroot]

Restore GDFS (if you have GDFS backup before).
Or can restore other GDFS (first must read secure units from phone with script) and then can restore other GDFS (clear GDFS - user lock code is 0000).
If you cann't do that, install Team Viewer and send me PM with ID and Password.

the backup of GDFS was made when I already had this problem, is that important?

Are you suggesting that I should edit the backup GDFS so that the usercode is 0000 and then restore it using XS+++?

I really wouldn't know how to begin doing this.

If you're offering to do it for me, would it be easy for me to send you the backed up GDFS to edit or is it not that simple?

thanks

[hyperion17]

the backup of GDFS was made when I already had this problem, is that important?

If you made the GDFS backup before setting up the user lock code, restoring the GDFS should solve your problem.