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Imei check unlock Srevice - Crack for Free Unlocks?

Each time I unlock a phone, I use their execute progam, put the phone in USB mode, and unlock it, I receive a a file with a "UIF" extension. I then upload this file and recieve an unlock code. Now I have 5 of these files, all with their respective IMEI and Unlock codes. Does anyone know how we can read these .UIF file to unlock these phones ..FOR FREEE!!!. (we wouldn't have to send them up to have them read?
Appareantly, according to Google, .uif is some sort of 'longform for WordPerfect' format. Any ideas?
We are almost there...

i have 3 files and there codes, if anyone can help ....
John

i have tried reading it with note pad but with no result . i also tried reading it with word for windows but the system is just giving me garbage.
please help. doe anyone have any ideas

You can open these files probably in Coral WP.
A free trial is available at:
http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Corel3/Downloads/Trials

I tried that ....
just about the first thing i did. couldn't get didly with it. Still, someone else could try. I also tried a hexedecimal viewer, out of desparation.....

It seems like some kind of "program" so I would suggest to decompile the file using some kind of decompiler, But I don't know in which language it's written so you should find that out first I guess.

hello
coul you please upload that files somewhere ??? i wanna analyse them

Services_log file what is it? can it be deleted?

Hi
I noticed that there is this file named services_log in "My device" path its size is currently 21MB and it is thus using a considerable amount of my device storage space.
I have done a lot of searches on google and on this forum yet no one has ever mentioned this.
What is this file?
can it be deleted and free up all that space?
Or can it be moved to storage card?
Thanks in advance for your help
Ken

Is there anyone who can answer my questions?
It seems that i am the only one having such a file? Does anyone else have a similar issue?

ken481 said:
It seems that i am the only one having such a file? Does anyone else have a similar issue?
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Maybe some of us just don't know a good answer and are waiting for a knowlegable person to stroll past?
You are not the only one to have the file.
It will be difficult to delete as you will likely get a message that it's in use.
You will find it's size fluctuates up and down. But to reduce it's size to a minimum, perform a soft reset from time to time (which with the Hermes you will never forget to do )
My belief is that this is a system file that simply logs running services - stops/starts - but I'm sure somebody "out there" knows more than me.
Mike

Bump
Does anybody have any idea what this does? It really is taking up a large portion of my storage space and I cant actually work out what it is logging and why the file is so big. I notice everyday my storage space getting lower and this file getting bigger.
Thanks to anyone that can shed light on this.

No idea what this file is - but I have the same problem with mine reaching a size of 12mb before I noticed it. I copied the file to my storage card then deleted it. Everything continued to work fine but the system created another new log this time a few k in size. It seems to be writing to this log file every minute or so with something about a VoiceMailClient.cpp so I think it will grow again - no problem will delete every now and then.
Cheers
Barney

Hi Guys,
First time post, long time lurker
The company I work for uses Vodafone V1605 (hermes 200 tytn) devices. I've just received one in that is getting this same fault. The services_log.txt file was 33.5mb!. I did a soft reset and copied the file for investigation, sure enough CVoicemailClient.CPP is logging constantly. After removing I noticed it created a new one that is rapidly increasing in size again. Soft reset performed.
They have over 300 of these in service but this is the first time I've seen this. O/S is WM5 (Vodafone ROM). I have another that is on WM6 which I use for testing that has the Schapps ROM on and this one seems fine.
Wondered if there was a wizz out there that can help the clueless
Cheers,
Paul.

After a bit of digging I found a link mentioning the V1605.
Spoke with Vodafone who provided final update ROM (2.07.161.1). Will try this and see if it resolves it.
Cheers,
Paul.

I have been having the same issues, the only way I could stop the file growing was to delete it (it only appears to be a log file and will be created again shortly afterwards) when it is recreated set it to be read only using Resco Explorer (Or similar). this will stop the system from adding anythig to the log.
If anyone can locate the cause for the log entries that would be a better solution.
Hope this helps...

Hi, I have the same issue with a Vodafone VPA Compact (herm 200). I have found that the error numbers in the log file change if I change the voice mail settings. The voice mail service seems to be working fine so I don't know why this file is being created. I have done a hard reset and setup the phone from scratch but I'm still getting this file. I have changed the file to be a read only file but this has not fixed the problem as all this has done is stop it from adding to the file rather than stop the problem.
after I changed the voice mail settings I get this log:
08:59:08(58020591) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : CVoiceMailClient::NotifyCallbackFunc (VoiceMailClient.cpp,202)
09:00:50(70483099) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : CVoiceMailClient::NotifyCallbackFunc (VoiceMailClient.cpp,202)
09:00:51(70591293) thr 0x62CE3792 : CVoiceMailClient::RilCallbackNotify (VoiceMailClient.cpp,228)
09:00:55(71053405) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : CVoiceMailClient::NotifyCallbackFunc (VoiceMailClient.cpp,202)
09:00:55(71055517) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : >>[CVoiceMailClient:rocessPhoneCallConnect()] (VoiceMailClient.cpp,328)
09:00:55(71057545) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : caller number : 121 (VoiceMailClient.cpp,337)
09:00:55(71059653) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : >>[CVoiceMailClient::UpdateUnreadVMailCount()] (VoiceMailClient.cpp,449)
09:00:55(71061743) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : >>[Save unread vmail count success] (VoiceMailClient.cpp,458)
09:00:55(71076444) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : <<[Save unread vmail count success] ((null),458)
09:00:55(71085453) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : <<[CVoiceMailClient::UpdateUnreadVMailCount()] ((null),458)
09:00:55(71087437) thr 0xE2CDBF7E : <<[CVoiceMailClient:rocessPhoneCallConnect()] ((null),458)
09:02:21(81731508) thr 0x62CE3792 : CVoiceMailClient::RilCallbackNotify (VoiceMailClient.cpp,228)
09:02:24(82100644) thr 0x62CE3792 : CVoiceMailClient::RilCallbackNotify (VoiceMailClient.cpp,228)
09:02:51(85335845) thr 0x62CE3792 : CVoiceMailClient::RilCallbackNotify (VoiceMailClient.cpp,228)
Any help/idea's would be greatly appreciated, thanks

Hi Guys,
I found a solution for GprsServiceLogFile.txt file.
You have to access windows mobile registry by any application like CeReEditor and follow this route: HKLM\Software\Apps\GPRS Monitor\Debug\DebugLogFlag and change value from 1 to 0
Then, soft reset the mobile and delete the file.
I hope this can help anyone.
Regards,

Problem with messages stored on SIM

I have installed a new rom and i have this problem: When i go to messgaes->inbox i can't see the messages from my sim.Contacts from sim work fine,are shown when you acces contacts,only with the mesages is a problem.Sending and receiving sms mess ages works fine.
Someone told that something must be modified in registry but i don't know what registry and what must be written.
hope someone knows how to fix this problem.

help
Nobody knows?

Roms keep adding a +1 to local numbers! Any Ideas ?

Adding a +1 to US local numbers!
I am using T-Mobile Service But have a AT&T US Phone I337
All different Roms I have tried keep adding a + to the number ..
So a number looks like this: +16125553333
Or : +612-555-5555
kind of a Pain ..
because you have to delete the + When you save the number to a contact.
It Seems to ignore the + because it still will dial the number just fine and text just fine.
However .. sometimes not always .. it thinks the two numbers are
different and will not " group " it in text messages and call logs
At a loss to figure this out ..
Anyone have an Idea why this is happing ???
Am I the ONLY One this is happing to ?

WarlockW said:
Adding a +1 to US local numbers!
I am using T-Mobile Service But have a AT&T US Phone I337
All different Roms I have tried keep adding a + to the number ..
So a number looks like this: +16125553333
Or : +612-555-5555
kind of a Pain ..
because you have to delete the + When you save the number to a contact.
It Seems to ignore the + because it still will dial the number just fine and text just fine.
However .. sometimes not always .. it thinks the two numbers are
different and will not " group " it in text messages and call logs
At a loss to figure this out ..
Anyone have an Idea why this is happing ???
Am I the ONLY One this is happing to ?
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It's a csc edit that's doing it. The file to edit will be /system/csc/feature.xml or /system/csc/others.xml (if there is no feature.xml in that folder). Compare the file to one on a ROM that displayed numbers how you prefer them to be and you will find the edit.

agriff said:
It's a csc edit that's doing it. The file to edit will be /system/csc/feature.xml or /system/csc/others.xml (if there is no feature.xml in that folder). Compare the file to one on a ROM that displayed numbers how you prefer them to be and you will find the edit.
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Well That's the problem .. they all seem to be doing it
I did try and edit the files ..
<Country>USA</Country>
<CountryISO>US</CountryISO>
<SalesCode>ATT</SalesCode>
<Version>ED002</Version>
<Country>USA</Country>
<CountryISO>US</CountryISO>
<SalesCode>ATT</SalesCode>
However the edits didn't help ... you have a suggestion on what to edit ?

SMS Center Number - Can't find it?

Hello
I can't find where to set the SMS Center Number on my Mi A1 with 8.0.0 updated to latest May patch.
Any help?
Thanks.

Does anything happen with this code?
*#*#4636#*#*
Is there any field where you can enter smsc number?

Thanks for the reply.
No, I've already tried the code with no result.?
I'm looking for the field where to insert the number, indeed. It's the question of the post. ?

bongano said:
Thanks for the reply.
No, I've already tried the code with no result.?
I'm looking for the field where to insert the number, indeed. It's the question of the post. ?
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Varben gave you the correct answer.
Theres a field SMSC with two buttons update and refresh.
Press refresh to find current number.
Enter values and press update to change it.

It doesn't happen anything to my phone dialing that code.

https://streamable.com/536vh

I use this app to force lte. Its lightweight. It's just an app to launch that service/code.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kliksob.forgswitch

Error after entering SMSC
alkesh95 said:
Varben gave you the correct answer.
Theres a field SMSC with two buttons update and refresh.
Press refresh to find current number.
Enter values and press update to change it.
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Hi,
I used your advice, refreshed, got
my German O2 message center no., followed by ",145" returned, then
replaced the German by the UK O2 message center no., and left the ", 145".
Since then, I'm getting wrong format error.
What do I need to put in after the UK message center no.? Nothing?
Thanks for your help,
Peter

peter.seller said:
Hi,
I used your advice, refreshed, got
my German O2 message center no., followed by ",145" returned, then
replaced the German by the UK O2 message center no., and left the ", 145".
Since then, I'm getting wrong format error.
What do I need to put in after the UK message center no.? Nothing?
Thanks for your help,
Peter
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Sorry but why changing SMS center number?
It is stored on the SIM and normally it shouldn't be changed

Try finding an old phone and do the change there. Usually the message center is stored on sim.