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I would love to lock this phone into 3G-only mode like I had with my Vibrant. I tried entering the code *#*#197328640#*#* as I did on the OS 2.1 Vibrant, and it didn't work. The *#*#4636#*#* does however show the mode and allow for the change there, but if I remember correctly, it resets to default after reboot.
I'm not surprised, as surely many things have changed since then. Does anyone know what we can enter on the NS?
allen099 said:
I would love to lock this phone into 3G-only mode like I had with my Vibrant. I tried entering the code *#*#197328640#*#* as I did on the OS 2.1 Vibrant, and it didn't work. The *#*#4636#*#* does however show the mode and allow for the change there, but if I remember correctly, it resets to default after reboot.
I'm not surprised, as surely many things have changed since then. Does anyone know what we can enter on the NS?
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Download anycut from the market and create a shortcut to an activity called "testing". This will open the same menu as *#*#4336#*#* only this one does not reset on reboot.
Took me some time to figure this one out.
Sent from my GT-P1000 using XDA App
can any one tell me how exactly to put google nexus s in diag mode because i need to flash it to boost mobile. thank you
Once you get into diag mode using *#*#4636#*#* just change it to wcdma only and instead of going back go to home directly. that's what i did. it sticks even after reboot.
Joeykrim and nemith have dialer codes working in cdma cyanogen nightly. The code is *#*#8778#*#*
Or *#*#3282#*#*
Uncle Jimmy says hello
U will do the *#*#8778#*#* to connect to qpst. From qpst you can get your MSL. Write that down.
Uncle Jimmy says hello
how to get MSL
Don't need QPST. If rooted, just launch terminal, type getprop and look for the line that says "[ril.MSL]: [xxxxxx]" -- that's your MSL. Could also do it with adb shell getprop from your computer.
kashah said:
Don't need QPST. If rooted, just launch terminal, type getprop and look for the line that says "[ril.MSL]: [xxxxxx]" -- that's your MSL. Could also do it with adb shell getprop from your computer.
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Sweet. Way easier than configuring qpst
Uncle Jimmy says hello
Hey i want to change my phone to WCDMA Preferred by using *#*#4636#*#* but when i am trying to use nothing happens?
'Hidden menu" on our note 3 is not enabled...
you need to be rooted...
And you'll need Root Explorer...
Go to file EFS/Carrier/hiddenmenu
Open with root explorer text editor
You will see the word "OFF"
Delete and type in "ON"
Use capital letters
Hit the back button "you have made changes to this file do you wish to save?"
Click yes
Reboot
You now have your hidden menu but I don't know if all the codes are the same as previous Samsung devices... I don't mess with it to much... I just used it to turn off the wifi power saving mode.
b00mb00mchuck said:
'Hidden menu" on our note 3 is not enabled...
you need to be rooted...
And you'll need Root Explorer...
Go to file EFS/Carrier/hiddenmenu
Open with root explorer text editor
You will see the word "OFF"
Delete and type in "ON"
Use capital letters
Hit the back button "you have made changes to this file do you wish to save?"
Click yes
Reboot
You now have your hidden menu but I don't know if all the codes are the same as previous Samsung devices... I don't mess with it to much... I just used it to turn off the wifi power saving mode.
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Is there any way to access it without rooting the device?
Not anything that I know of...
If you go to a Best Buy store when the Samsung specialist is working... they are supposed to be able to plug in and enable that menu to do their tests before giving you a warranty claim... maybe if you found one of those dudes and bought him a beer?
EFS ok
/Carrier/hiddenmenu
Not exist... How to fix in mj7?
Thanks
SiL3NTX said:
EFS ok
/Carrier/hiddenmenu
Not exist... How to fix in mj7?
Thanks
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Are you rooted? Also, are you on the Verizon Note 3?
danjng said:
Are you rooted? Also, are you on the Verizon Note 3?
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Yes rooted, omega 4.0 mj7
I had the same problem, the folders did not exist. I did a search for hiddenmenu and it found nothing. Then I checked the EFS folder again and everything magically appeared.
Rooted, using Hyperdrive ROM
theGekkoST said:
I had the same problem, the folders did not exist. I did a search for hiddenmenu and it found nothing. Then I checked the EFS folder again and everything magically appeared.
Rooted, using Hyperdrive ROM
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If your rooted try "advanced signal status" app on the playstore... Works great and easier
Answer
Just try *#0808#
Regards
theGekkoST said:
I had the same problem, the folders did not exist. I did a search for hiddenmenu and it found nothing. Then I checked the EFS folder again and everything magically appeared.
Rooted, using Hyperdrive ROM
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Kjc99 said:
If your rooted try "advanced signal status" app on the playstore... Works great and easier
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kadoge said:
Just try *#0808#
Regards
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No need to enable the HiddenMenu anymore.
You can use 'Phone INFO ★Samsung★' app --> go to 'Secret Codes' menu, or use 'Shortcut Master' app --> go to 'Secret Code Explorer' menu to launch the secret codes (ROOT is required).
Note 4 non rooted (n910f)
When i type *#*#4636#*#* nothing happens ,
*#*#4636#*#* is not working in samsung S7262
Lenova k 3 note *#*#4636#*#* not working how to enable volte
how to make root for samsung galaxy core prime to view EFS/hiddenmenu..?? Please help me out..!
Yoga_xda said:
how to make root for samsung galaxy core prime to view EFS/hiddenmenu..?? Please help me out..!
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You can start by posting in the correct forum this is not for your phone its Note 3 .
Use Truecaller
any Android phone
try typing *#*#4636#*#* by useing Truecaller app
i make video how to fix secret code not working https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj2R_FYRats i home this tutorial can fix you problem
Hi, my samsung sm- j3 27u showing LTE mode but showing E 2g networks when celleral data is runnig and not coming 4g system I have tried several times by using Secret Code: *#*#4636#*#*
To change Diagnostic and general settings 4g mode and not working here.. Pls help me
Note 3 see post two .
Otherwise this is not the forum for your phone .
HI
Does anyone in XDA has discover some hidden codes to access Service Mode ?, I want to change my network mode on SM-N910S to detect GSM and WCDMA but none of the known methods work for me. Using Galaxy Note 4 SK Telecom version
henryvu said:
HI
Does anyone in XDA has discover some hidden codes to access Service Mode ?, I want to change my network mode on SM-N910S to detect GSM and WCDMA but none of the known methods work for me. Using Galaxy Note 4 SK Telecom version
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If you have root, just open Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > scroll down to *#27663368378# for Service Main Menu or *#197328640# for Debug Screen. Tap and select "Launch 0' to launch.
If you don't have root, open Dialer, enter *#0011#, Menu > Back item (not Back key), Menu > Key Input > Q0, wait some seconds...
maybe
download this app scroll to the bottom click additional info then phone information then scroll to the middle of the page on drop down box and try one of the settings im not on a gsm carrier so im not sure which one
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cc.signalinfo&hl=en
or flash a rom
*#0011#
Menu>Back
Menu>Input>Q
Menu>Input>0000 wait some seconds and Hello service menu )
??
Uniquebarbee said:
If you have root, just open Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > scroll down to *#27663368378# for Service Main Menu or *#197328640# for Debug Screen. Tap and select "Launch 0' to launch.
If you don't have root, open Dialer, enter *#0011#, Menu > Back item (not Back key), Menu > Key Input > Q0, wait some seconds...
maybe
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It dont work. I think samsung has changed the way to access that menu
henryvu said:
It dont work. I think samsung has changed the way to access that menu
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I have T-mobile note 4 (rooted but with stock room) and this method works for me:
*#0011#
Menu>Back
Menu>Input>Q
Menu>Input>0000 wait some seconds and Hello service menu
Make sure you write the letter "q" with capslock on
NirAndroid said:
I have T-mobile note 4 (rooted but with stock room) and this method works for me:
*#0011#
Menu>Back
Menu>Input>Q
Menu>Input>0000 wait some seconds and Hello service menu
Make sure you write the letter "q" with capslock on
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Hi
It is not gonna work, my phone is Korean Stock. Your trick work with my Note 2 and 3 using HK and Australia stocks
This video will show you how Korean stock phone look like. No known trick work on it
http://youtu.be/CiRPPYa8WWE I shoot a clip showing you how my phone work. Let me know if you cant watch
henryvu said:
Hi
It is not gonna work, my phone is Korean Stock. Your trick work with my Note 2 and 3 using HK and Australia stocks
This video will show you how Korean stock phone look like. No known trick work on it
http://youtu.be/CiRPPYa8WWE I shoot a clip showing you how my phone work. Let me know if you cant watch
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If that doesn't help, you may need root and use Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' to launch the Hidden Service menu.
vndnguyen said:
If that doesn't help, you may need root app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' to launch the Hidden Service menu.
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Before hand i am very sorry that I bump an old thread however, this pertains to this and i can't find any info on my current issue and following you has got me the farthest along with my problem.
My galaxy note 4 reads no service, so I tried the *#0011# approach (no root) could not find the menu, with the input method
Then I rooted it and used your app and was now able to access the menu.
However I still can not find the run ping test option.
My firmware is version 5.1.1
Model: SM-N910T
lenevans said:
Before hand i am very sorry that I bump an old thread however, this pertains to this and i can't find any info on my current issue and following you has got me the farthest along with my problem.
My galaxy note 4 reads no service, so I tried the *#0011# approach (no root) could not find the menu, with the input method
Then I rooted it and used your app and was now able to access the menu.
However I still can not find the run ping test option.
My firmware is version 5.1.1
Model: SM-N910T
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"run ping test option", what do you mean?
I have never mentioned it before so I have no idea on it.
vndnguyen said:
"run ping test option", what do you mean?
I have never mentioned it before so I have no idea on it.
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I am trying to fix it so my phone no longer reads No service, It seems like the fix is to go into service menu and run a ping test from basic info, but thats just what i have read in other forums.
Hi,
Do anyone know, waht is the reason, if in the service menue ( *#0011#) on line 11 shows -> " Service Limited" ?
And is this is the problem why I can not conect to the net. ( "not sign up to network")
(ps. Note 3 SM-N9005 Knox = 0x1)
prometheus23 said:
Hi,
Do anyone know, waht is the reason, if in the service menue ( *#0011#) on line 11 shows -> " Service Limited" ?
And is this is the problem why I can not conect to the net. ( "not sign up to network")
(ps. Note 3 SM-N9005 Knox = 0x1)
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Yes, you are right.
If you have root, download Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > Secret Codes > 197328640 > Launch 0 > NAS INFO > MM REJECT CAUSE and show the screenshot.
If you don't have root, in the *#0011# screen > Menu > back > Menu > Keyinput > Q0 > DEBUGSCREEN > NAS INFO > MM REJECT CAUSE and also show the screenshot.
Limited Service
vndnguyen said:
Yes, you are right.
If you have root, download Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > Secret Codes > 197328640 > Launch 0 > NAS INFO > MM REJECT CAUSE and show the screenshot.
If you don't have root, in the *#0011# screen > Menu > back > Menu > Keyinput > Q0 > DEBUGSCREEN > NAS INFO > MM REJECT CAUSE and also show the screenshot.
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Ok, Thank you for your help. :good:
I upload the screenshot.
Did you tap on Reset MM&GMM Reject List?
Because all info has been cleared.
vndnguyen said:
Did you tap on Reset MM&GMM Reject List?
Because all info has been cleared.
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I try it, but it shows the same. any idea wahts wrong?
ty
Nope, I mean that don't tap on that reset item
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
vndnguyen said:
Nope, I mean that don't tap on that reset item
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
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No I don't tab the reset,
1.) I just try to search for network,
2.) it shows all here in Austria available networks,
3.) I try auto connect to network, -> Fail,
4.) then I run the service mode again, it shows same result.
I run Csc VerifierLog. this shows many fail.
Did you see the substate is NoIMSI? Maybe something wrong with your SIM card? Did you try putting that SIM card into another phone to see if it works?
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
And also try to re-flash the stock firmware for your device. That may help to fix the problem with CSC Verify.
In the Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app, open the Menu > 'Firmware Browser' to get a link of the stock firmware for your device.
Ok, the story is like that.
My son in law visit me here in Austria, and just befor he fly home again to the philippines, he buy him a Note 3 (SM-N9005) from here in Austria.
But he don't read the sticker on the box, " Europe Model" it has to be used with a europian SIM CARD before it can be used with a asian SIM.
So he just went to a mobile store in the Philippines and tell them to open the SIM lock.
After this the phone not work anymore right, it operate very slow. So finaly he send it back to me, by Fedex.
I take it to the "Mobile Store" here in Austria, but the told me the can't fix it becouse the " IMEI is lost 00/00" and in the Service menu ( *#0011#) it shows IMEI CERTI: FAIL.
So I bring it back home and try to fix it.
The Status now is:
1.) I write the IMEI back with this tool: EFS_Professional_2.1.73 ---> it works great my Imei is back
2.) I flash many moden.bin's until I'm sucsessful, and now my " IMEI Certi is : PASS
3.) If I try to use the phone, everything looks fine baseband is there the phone is fast, the only thing, if I try to use it as a phone, it say's " Not registerd to a Network" Emergency call only"
So I don't know waht the to in the Philippines, when the try to unlook it.
If I look in the Service Mode, it shows Service Limited.
Any Idea ?
Maybe the way EFS_Professional_2.1.73 generate the IMEI, is not the right way. If I put (*#06#)
it shows the right IMEI, but maybe the phone SW look in a other part of the memory for the IMEI?
do you have any idea?
ty
vndnguyen said:
And also try to re-flash the stock firmware for your device. That may help to fix the problem with CSC Verify.
In the Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app, open the Menu > 'Firmware Browser' to get a link of the stock firmware for your device.
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I flash the original rom many times, but no change.
I using the " Phone INFO ★Samsung★" its a very usefull tool .
ty
prometheus23 said:
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I flash the original rom many times, but no change.
I using the " Phone INFO ★Samsung★" its a very usefull tool .
ty
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For now I can only suggest 2 things:
1- Put your sim card into another phone to make sure it works fine?
2- Perform factory reset your phone and try again.
Hi,
I also have the same problem Samsung Note-3 showing Limited Service.
I have followed the stage showed above.I used the app Phone Info (that u shown).
IMEI is still there.
Root Existence says yes.
Android version is 5.0.Build.
Build Number is LRX21V.N900KKKU0G0J2.
MM reject cause is the same as vndnguyen (but my substate is normal)
The man from the service shop just keeping saying to change ICU.
But I don't want to change ICU. I want to try to fix it by myself.
I am just a phone seller so I don't know deep down the code.
I can just follow the step.
By the way I don't know how to attach image(it is not like using gmail instead it reques link)
i just bought the phone yesterday screwed up and ive been working on it for over 15 hours and im hoping someone of expertise can get me out of this issue.
I have a N9005 , SN: RF1D963X6PD
I live in Canada and use Wind Mobile (AWS BANDS) same as tmobile. I bought the phone and insterted my sim and noticed that i would only connect roaming. I then figured out that i had bought a international version and it didnt have the bands i needed to connect to AWS bands. So stupid me... not backing up anything... at all, thought it would be fine to use QPST and restore it with a AWS file that i always used to enable aws bands on a S4. Didnt work so i came across this thread and noticed someone mentioned somthing about using the note 2 qpst file , that also didnt work.I then noticed that my phone showed no bars or roaming. I go into mobile networks settings to search for a network and it just searches and never stops or sometimes it will say error. My imei still shows.
Im on Sammobile.com trying differant firmwares for the n9005 with odin and no luck, they all boot up and show no bars, no networks nothing, i feeling im looking in the wrong area of where the problem is. Im not sure what i have done. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
TONKAFORCE said:
i just bought the phone yesterday screwed up and ive been working on it for over 15 hours and im hoping someone of expertise can get me out of this issue.
I have a N9005 , SN: RF1D963X6PD
I live in Canada and use Wind Mobile (AWS BANDS) same as tmobile. I bought the phone and insterted my sim and noticed that i would only connect roaming. I then figured out that i had bought a international version and it didnt have the bands i needed to connect to AWS bands. So stupid me... not backing up anything... at all, thought it would be fine to use QPST and restore it with a AWS file that i always used to enable aws bands on a S4. Didnt work so i came across this thread and noticed someone mentioned somthing about using the note 2 qpst file , that also didnt work.I then noticed that my phone showed no bars or roaming. I go into mobile networks settings to search for a network and it just searches and never stops or sometimes it will say error. My imei still shows.
Im on Sammobile.com trying differant firmwares for the n9005 with odin and no luck, they all boot up and show no bars, no networks nothing, i feeling im looking in the wrong area of where the problem is. Im not sure what i have done. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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I don't know where I should start from, but here are some suggestions:
1- Try to flash the original stock firmware for your device. You can find your original CSC using Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app, look for the 'Original CSC' in the 'CSC INFO' section. Then open the menu 'Firmware Browser', enter that CSC into the CSC textbox to search and download the firmware.
2- Open the dialer > *#0011# (capture screenshot #1) > Menu - Back > Menu - Key Input > Q0 > wait... > DEBUG SCREEN > NAS INFORMATION > MM INFORMATION (capture screenshot #2) > Menu - Back > MM REJECT CAUSE (capture screenshot #3). And post those 3 screenshots for more investigation.
3- If you want to add some bands to the phone, you may need the Qualcomm NV Calculator app.
vndnguyen said:
I don't know where I should start from, but here are some suggestions:
1- Try to flash the original stock firmware for your device. You can find your original CSC using Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app, look for the 'Original CSC' in the 'CSC INFO' section. Then open the menu 'Firmware Browser', enter that CSC into the CSC textbox to search and download the firmware.
2- Open the dialer > *#0011# (capture screenshot #1) > Menu - Back > Menu - Key Input > Q0 > wait... > DEBUG SCREEN > NAS INFORMATION > MM INFORMATION (capture screenshot #2) > Menu - Back > MM REJECT CAUSE (capture screenshot #3). And post those 3 screenshots for more investigation.
3- If you want to add some bands to the phone, you may need the Qualcomm NV Calculator app.
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Thanks for responding vndnguyen,
1, i did as you said and coincidently the firmware that it suggested was the same one i had already installed (which seems to the be most stable one of the ones ive tried) so im not sure if the csc code was just reading what i had already flashed or if it was a coincidence i flashed the one i was supposed to. But i did a fresh flash, wiped everything, clean cache and flashed and samething no bars.
2, when i try to go to service mode using *#0011# , its all blank, so no luck in screenshoting anything.
3, i installed nv calculator and wrote the code for my requested on NV 1877, but no change.
I screenshoted some info in phone info samsung app, maybe that can somewhat help you with my issue. Check the attachment below.Thanks again
TONKAFORCE said:
Thanks for responding vndnguyen,
1, i did as you said and coincidently the firmware that it suggested was the same one i had already installed (which seems to the be most stable one of the ones ive tried) so im not sure if the csc code was just reading what i had already flashed or if it was a coincidence i flashed the one i was supposed to. But i did a fresh flash, wiped everything, clean cache and flashed and samething no bars.
2, when i try to go to service mode using *#0011# , its all blank, so no luck in screenshoting anything.
3, i installed nv calculator and wrote the code for my requested on NV 1877, but no change.
I screenshoted some info in phone info samsung app, maybe that can somewhat help you with my issue. Check the attachment below.Thanks again
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a- As we all know the Galaxy Note 3 was launched on September 2013, but your manufacturing date is 04.2013? This sounds weird.
b- Your manufacturing date does not match with the S/N, so the phone is refurbished. You can check this by open the menu 'Refurbishment Check'.
c- Actually your phone may be N900A, but it has been flashed with N9005 firmware. Can you show a hi-res picture of the back sticker, behind the battery?
d- As your Knox flag is 0x1, you can root your phone (if it has not been rooted), then open the Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 0011 > 'Launch 0', and follow the steps #2 above to take 3 screenshots for further checking.
vndnguyen said:
a- As we all know the Galaxy Note 3 was launched on September 2013, but your manufacturing date is 04.2013? This sounds weird.
b- Your manufacturing date does not match with the S/N, so the phone is refurbished. You can check this by open the menu 'Refurbishment Check'.
c- Actually your phone may be N900A, but it has been flashed with N9005 firmware. Can you show a hi-res picture of the back sticker, behind the battery?
d- As your Knox flag is 0x1, you can root your phone (if it has not been rooted), then open the Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 0011 > 'Launch 0', and follow the steps #2 above to take 3 screenshots for further checking.
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yes you are correct, it said it was refurbished
ive attached a pic of the back sticker, im not sure if this may hint to anything, but the sticker on the back looks as if its on a slant (maybe someone changed it and put it on)
i tried what you said and once i click the launch 0 , the servicemode screen still shows up blank, i read in another thread that Samsung disabled it in N9005 ROMs. could that be why it shows up blank
TONKAFORCE said:
yes you are correct, it said it was refurbished
ive attached a pic of the back sticker, im not sure if this may hint to anything, but the sticker on the back looks as if its on a slant (maybe someone changed it and put it on)
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The info on the back sticker are matched with the IMEI and S/N in the app. That means the back ticker are original. But the phone's hardware (mainboard) has been changed, it may be due to repairing or warranty etc...
i tried what you said and once i click the launch 0 , the servicemode screen still shows up blank, i read in another thread that Samsung disabled it in N9005 ROMs. could that be why it shows up blank
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Nope, Samsung only disable the service menu on some models (e.g Verizon). But with this tool (Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 0011 > 'Launch 0') you can launch any secret codes that are available in your device.
Can you show me that blank screen? And also show me the screenshot of Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes'?
vndnguyen said:
The info on the back sticker are matched with the IMEI and S/N in the app. That means the back ticker are original. But the phone's hardware (mainboard) has been changed, it may be due to repairing or warranty etc...
Nope, Samsung only disable the service menu on some models (e.g Verizon). But with this tool (Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 0011 > 'Launch 0') you can launch any secret codes that are available in your device.
Can you show me that blank screen? And also show me the screenshot of Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes'?
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both photos are in the attachment
vndnguyen said:
The info on the back sticker are matched with the IMEI and S/N in the app. That means the back ticker are original. But the phone's hardware (mainboard) has been changed, it may be due to repairing or warranty etc...
Nope, Samsung only disable the service menu on some models (e.g Verizon). But with this tool (Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 0011 > 'Launch 0') you can launch any secret codes that are available in your device.
Can you show me that blank screen? And also show me the screenshot of Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app > Menu > 'Secret Codes'?
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update**
so i went into nv editor and added "115868416" in line 1877. after that i tried *#0011#,*#2222#,*#9090#. and was able to retrieve the following screenshots in the attachment. but i was still unable to do your instruction of pressing back >KEY INPUT Q0 > .... (stayed on the same screen, nothin happen)
TONKAFORCE said:
update**
so i went into nv editor and added "115868416" in line 1877. after that i tried *#0011#,*#2222#,*#9090#. and was able to retrieve the following screenshots in the attachment. but i was still unable to do your instruction of pressing back >KEY INPUT Q0 > .... (stayed on the same screen, nothin happen)
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Your device has been modified in unappropriate way so all service menu do not work as expected.
I dont know what I have to suggest now. Try to flash the stock rom to get it back to the original state.
vndnguyen said:
Your device has been modified in unappropriate way so all service menu do not work as expected.
I dont know what I have to suggest now. Try to flash the stock rom to get it back to the original state.
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I appreciate your time and effort , one more thing before you go.
I loaded on VISION X ROM, from there i was able to capture the screen shots you requested, they are in the attachments below.
Also i looked through your app phone info samsung and it appeared all my info was quite differant from when i first showed you it, now its saying my phone is a n900t with the vision ROM, I will also attach pics below, please let me know what you think. thanks
Try flashing the stock firmware and capture screenshots again.
update
after flashin with vision x and using blaze kernel i was able to look around the service mode menue and found NV REBUILD. i just went through every menu until i found it and bam, got roaming signals back, so i was happy, now i just have to figure out how to get the aws signal working, thanks for all your help and time
So the key solution is NV REBUILD.
TONKAFORCE said:
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after flashin with vision x and using blaze kernel i was able to look around the service mode menue and found NV REBUILD. i just went through every menu until i found it and bam, got roaming signals back, so i was happy, now i just have to figure out how to get the aws signal working, thanks for all your help and time
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what code you use to enter service mode. i try a lot of codes and no one gets me there. thanks
bandolero584 said:
what code you use to enter service mode. i try a lot of codes and no one gets me there. thanks
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try *#197328640# .. if that takes you to the service mode, then open the menu bar and click "key" and type "Q" , then open menu again click "key" and type "0000" (zeros) ....
if that first code doesnt get you in, use *#9090#
For some reason, that code doesn't work on many phones. You can use this way instead:
Use 'Phone INFO ☆Samsung☆' app > Menu > 'Secret Codes' > 197328640 > 'Launch 0'.
Note: Root is required for it to work.
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many thanks my friends. *#0011# do the trick.
bandolero584 said:
many thanks my friends. *#0011# do the trick.
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but i cant get my signal back
bandolero584 said:
but i cant get my signal back
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Try NV REBUILD, as suggested by TONKAFORCE above.
vndnguyen said:
Try NV REBUILD, as suggested by TONKAFORCE above.
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I do but nothing works. I have signal and when i place a call the signal drops and i have the message not registered on network. I compare the efs file with my wifes 900w8 and its ok no files missing, Also did a hardware test putting the board on the other phone and nothing happen. its definetily a software issue.