Hi guys. You can get into service menu on phones by dialing ##778, ##PROGRAM, etc. Is there anything like that for the GT 10.1? It doesn't have dial pad, of course. I've seen some combination you have to put into the search bar in the Note app on the 7" tab. But that didn't work for me. Any ideas?
even i asked the same question whether is there any dialer or something so i can use such service codes or USSDs
no help yet from nyone...i already posted this..
some one really need to get into this
Via SGT-750 10.1" India
You should try something like SGS Toolbox or SGS Secret Codes. Since the CSC selection in these tools works, I wouldn't be surprised if other codes also work.
Hi guys,
I've search the forum and cannot find that secret code for the Galaxy S4 (I9500).
In the S3 we had the *#7465625# View Phone Lock Status but this doesn't work with the S4.
In the web as well, only a few basic codes have been posted
thanks for any tips
L/
lavive said:
Hi guys,
I've search the forum and cannot find that secret code for the Galaxy S4 (I9500).
In the S3 we had the *#7465625# View Phone Lock Status but this doesn't work with the S4.
In the web as well, only a few basic codes have been posted
thanks for any tips
L/
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if anyone got the code plz share.
wbr,
Hello guys
Can anybody post all possible types of varios dial-pad combinations ?
i need now specific for bands that will show me what frequencies(bands) phone supports
you can post as many u know .. and next to code write down what is it for .. (eg. service menu , test menu etc,)
thank you
There's an app in Play Store called "Secret Codes". Download it, let it search for the codes, it will generate a list of codes that you can tinker with.
sametkck said:
There's an app in Play Store called "Secret Codes". Download it, let it search for the codes, it will generate a list of codes that you can tinker with.
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that is crap .. no phone supported if u know cose for lte bands tell
anybody????
Does anybody know any way to getting into the AOSP dialer codes? I know they're not built in to the ROMs as of now but are there any work around ways? Any apps?
I found this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626638 and it seems like it would be something we could use if the right scripts were used. Any help?
Hello, like several people on this forum, i got the Galaxy Grand Prime S920L variant (Straight Talk/Tracfone).
As you know, only the stock kernel and stock recovery have been posted so far.
I'm willing to donate a little to someone able to provide the files & steps to unlock this device so that it accepts Sim from other companies. So if anyone can help or point me towards the right direction it will be greatly appreciated. :highfive:
Just a thought....If your on Straight Talk, call the toll free number (you will NOT have to talk to any real person doing this) transfer your SIM card to the T-Mobile or AT&T card variant and then you should have an Unlocked SM-S920L. Let me know if this helps.
That won't work.
Thanks for the suggestion fellas. I need proper unlocking though because i need to be able to use a mexican company sim (such as Telcel or Movistar). So if any developer out there is reading, im still willing to donate a little to anyone who can help me unlock this phone. Cheers!
you cant simply just unlock the sim card with a nsap of your fingers, and honestly, straight talkj is pretty strict about it... you ll have to look at the unlocking policy located on the bottom of their website..
must have phone on service for 12 months or more
must not been filed as lost or stolen
etc
etc
etc
whatever it says...
I know we cant just unlock with a finger snap, that's why we are here on XDADevelopers. We also know about their terms & conditions, but again, thats why im requesting the useful help of of XDADevelopers, thank you.
i doubt there would be a way to bypass the carriers systems to unlock the sim card..... it think you would have to hack their databases and allow an unlock on your #
ACTUALLY, there is a way to unlock the device that doesn't go anywhere near hacking a corporate database and is truly closer to a finger snap. It requires the use of dialer codes, service program menu editing and the MSL/SPC code. Unfortunately, I cannot recall the specific steps, which is why I'm searching this forum today. I hope the writer of this post has found a solution and I apologize profusely for not being able to relay more information. I just had to stop the influx of ignorance in this thread. FYI folks: people come here for answers and information, not for your erroneous assumptions. K?
dametria said:
ACTUALLY, there is a way to unlock the device that doesn't go anywhere near hacking a corporate database and is truly closer to a finger snap. It requires the use of dialer codes, service program menu editing and the MSL/SPC code. Unfortunately, I cannot recall the specific steps, which is why I'm searching this forum today. I hope the writer of this post has found a solution and I apologize profusely for not being able to relay more information. I just had to stop the influx of ignorance in this thread. FYI folks: people come here for answers and information, not for your erroneous assumptions. K?
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Need help doing the same thing! Mind guiding me in the right direction?