Hi! I live here in Sweden and I pay every month some money for my phone and even some money so I can call, text and get free internet every month. If i unlock my bootloader will this still work? Or will it get any problems?
So you have a provider for which your paying every month? Then you REALLY shouldn't unlock your bootloader
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Unlocking you BL voids your warranty, and even rooting it might void it, check your contract.
lol98lol98 said:
So you have a provider for which your paying every month? Then you REALLY shouldn't unlock your bootloader
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Yes I have. Why should I not do that, explain please?
@lol98lol98 Please answer my question above.
swedenxperia said:
@lol98lol98 Please answer my question above.
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That means if you have bought your phone from carrier that means you can't unlock your bootloader
try typing in dialer *#*#7378423#*#* then Service info > Configuration > Rooting Status. If Bootloader unlock allowed says Yes, then you can continue if it says no then you can't unlock bootloader.
try this method
ShoaibAhmed said:
That means if you have bought your phone from carrier that means you can't unlock your bootloader
try typing in dialer *#*#7378423#*#* then Service info > Configuration > Rooting Status. If Bootloader unlock allowed says Yes, then you can continue if it says no then you can't unlock bootloader.
try this method
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@ShoaibAhmed
It says that I can do it {Yes...
I knowed about this before but my question is would it get any problems? will my internet that i gets every month work? and can I still call people for free that says in my contract if i unlock the bootloader?
swedenxperia said:
@ShoaibAhmed
It says that I can do it {Yes...
I knowed about this before but my question is would it get any problems? will my internet that i gets every month work? and can I still call people for free that says in my contract if i unlock the bootloader?
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if it says yes then there is no problem you can unlock it , you will loose your phone's warranty nothing else
ShoaibAhmed said:
if it says yes then there is no problem you can unlock it , you will loose your phone's warranty nothing else
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OK, Thanks!
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when i check *#*# code7378423#*#*
in service menu
Bootloader unlock allowed no
what should i do???
i need to unlock my bootloader
please pelp
get an unlock code from your network provider, some people have said that once they removed the simlock its let them unlock the bootloader. if that doesnt work then theres not much you can do untill someone works out another way to unlock it
no fastboot mode.
Theres only one solution I know of, and it may be a crazy one....
Use search first, and read the other 500 threads created on this topic ;-)
Short answer: No, not able to be done yet.
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dear hesamodin u can not unlock your bootloader if u want have a phone with rootable bootloader u must change your phone with another one with rootable bootloader before change with new phone u must check service menu and see yes in unlock bootloader allowed item
I do talk with movistar and they were say that in 15 days will have the unlock code sim from sony mobile, after this I think could unlock bootloader, is true?.
Cheers
pato66 said:
I do talk with movistar and they were say that in 15 days will have the unlock code sim from sony mobile, after this I think could unlock bootloader, is true?.
Cheers
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705339
No one knows... yet
pato66 said:
I do talk with movistar and they were say that in 15 days will have the unlock code sim from sony mobile, after this I think could unlock bootloader, is true?.
Cheers
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i dont think so.
Re Post #2
Tried that with 3UK a while back, but unfortunately didn't help :-(
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If you want to unlock the boot loader, use the wotanserver.com
* In addition to sim unlock you get an unlocked bootloader.
However, it seems to me that at the moment, this service does not support SXS
Try to write the administration service.
dogsly said:
If you want to unlock the boot loader, use the wotanserver.com
* In addition to sim unlock you get an unlocked bootloader.
However, it seems to me that at the moment, this service does not support SXS
Try to write the administration service.
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= the post above was completely unnecessary as it does *NOT* provide a way of unlockning bootloader for SXS.
mehdi.xterra said:
dear hesamodin u can not unlock your bootloader if u want have a phone with rootable bootloader u must change your phone with another one with rootable bootloader before change with new phone u must check service menu and see yes in unlock bootloader allowed item
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What is a "rootable bootloader"?
For the Croatian members:
I've just called customer service of Vipnet( Vodafone) and they told me that there is no problem, you can unlock boot loader for only 480 HRK (~65€).
Well, if there's no free unlocking solution in few weeks I'll have to milk some cash. It's still better then locked for life.
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no way???
hesamodin said:
when i check *#*# code7378423#*#*
in service menu
Bootloader unlock allowed no
what should i do???
i need to unlock my bootloader
please pelp
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Pay more for a phone that's SIM-Free and not subsidized by a network. That is the only way.
guys, try the ezSEMC. it's realy working, but it's paid.
I'm not seller. I used it on my acro hd and i'd got the bootloader unlock allowed: yes.
What about U/P/Sola
papacarla said:
guys, try the ezSEMC. it's realy working, but it's paid.
I'm not seller. I used it on my acro hd and i'd got the bootloader unlock allowed: yes.
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xperia P isnt there... Working for this phone too?
thanks
the ezSEMC support xperia U?? if yes ill modific the status to bootloader to yes?
Anyone tried ezSEMC for Xperia S with sucess ???
Even paid, I think if it works is really worth...
Well I remember when i had the Xperia Play for the 1st time the phone was locked and fastboot couldnt not be accessed and bootloader could not be unlocked so i had to pay someone $15.00 to do a testpoint thing online, i cant remember his name now!
but anyhow what i was wanting to know is there anyway i could do it to the Xperia U so i can get access to fastboot and the bootloader to unlock it?
DeanBoro said:
Well I remember when i had the Xperia Play for the 1st time the phone was locked and fastboot couldnt not be accessed and bootloader could not be unlocked so i had to pay someone $15.00 to do a testpoint thing online, i cant remember his name now!
but anyhow what i was wanting to know is there anyway i could do it to the Xperia U so i can get access to fastboot and the bootloader to unlock it?
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http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/
find the rest by searching this forum.. (they are so easy to find, that I'm not going to put them here )
nixx-X1 said:
http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/
find the rest by searching this forum.. (they are so easy to find, that I'm not going to put them here )
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You missread
My bootloader can not be accessed or unlocked as I can not access fastboot
DeanBoro said:
You missread
My bootloader can not be accessed or unlocked as I can not access fastboot
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Yup, I kinda assumed you didn't read stuff, but guess you did.
So, it's branded by your provider/carrier? Otherwise it should be no problem.
Also same problem...
Bought mine from Vodafone Portugal and it says unlocking not allowed...
Let's pray for an answer...
i think it is alejandrissimo
he repaired my phone and he can also unlock every other sony phone (bootloader + sim)
here is his site: http://unlock-bootloader.com/
just contact him via xda with pm
nickholtus said:
i think it is alejandrissimo
he repaired my phone and he can also unlock every other sony phone (bootloader + sim)
here is his site: http://unlock-bootloader.com/
just contact him via xda with pm
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mhh, that's an interesting option (no loss of DRM etc)
Let us know if he can fix it too for the Xperia U, would be good to know as I'm close to releasing a App for the U only that requires root
and a clean unlock/root could be more attractive to people
will ask him that now
edit: not for the xperia 2012 devices yet...
nickholtus said:
will ask him that now
edit: not for the xperia 2012 devices yet...
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Darn, any ETA? (horrible question, I know )
no eta.
it can be tomorrow (not likely) and maybe never (also not likely)
nickholtus said:
i think it is alejandrissimo
he repaired my phone and he can also unlock every other sony phone (bootloader + sim)
here is his site: http://unlock-bootloader.com/
just contact him via xda with pm
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that is the exact person who it was
thanks nick
Same as me i got one from vodafone pt and not is bootloader blocked
Um portugues por aqui xD
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i got my Xperia Acro HD (previously network locked to Docomo, "bootloader unlock allowed = no") unlocked using ezSEMC tool.
after the unlock process (via USB cable, an old reliable Win7 laptop, and a working 2mbps internet connection), the phone is now network unlocked and "bootloader unlock allowed = yes".
payment was around 50US$ via Paypal, (unlock cost for your device should be less) the unlock process was quick and painless.
this is not an advertisement for the product(although it does sound like an endorsement BS) but just letting you know of an alternative that is proven to work and deliver.
tommyrumbler said:
i got my Xperia Acro HD (previously network locked to Docomo, "bootloader unlock allowed = no") unlocked using ezSEMC tool.
after the unlock process (via USB cable, an old reliable Win7 laptop, and a working 2mbps internet connection), the phone is now network unlocked and "bootloader unlock allowed = yes".
payment was around 50US$ via Paypal, (unlock cost for your device should be less) the unlock process was quick and painless.
this is not an advertisement for the product(although it does sound like an endorsement BS) but just letting you know of an alternative that is proven to work and deliver.
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could you provide a link to me via inbox ?
Wat is so dificult to see?? Brand no unlock! Non brand-unlock!!!
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valentinrascu said:
Wat is so dificult to see?? Brand no unlock! Non brand-unlock!!!
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What so difficult for you to understand.... Its possible to unlock a branded phone via S1 using testpoint. Sooo shhhhhhhh boy!
I have a Xperia U that says bootloader allowed no. Is there a way to unlock the bootloader?
I think only Sony Mobile can help us
We should never buy a phone from the carrier network again.
There is no way,end of story.
There is a way. You must contact your carrier and ask them to do it. They will tell you where to send your phone in order to unlock your boot loader. For example, here in Portugal, Datafax is able to change your boot loader status to "allowed= yes"
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Hello
I need help I have Xperia s its locked to rogers
I try unlock my phone in 2 places they told me cannot unlock and give me refund
I any way I can unlock any help is appreciated thanks
miguelpaddy said:
Hello
I need help I have Xperia s its locked to rogers
I try unlock my phone in 2 places they told me cannot unlock and give me refund
I any way I can unlock any help is appreciated thanks
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Simlock? Is your phone on Gingerbread or ICS firmware? Anywayz, u need to dial *#*#7378423#*#*
And go to..
- Service Info
- Configuration
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Check what the rooting status says. Is it
- Bootloader Unlock Allowed : Yes
- Bootloader Unlock Allowed : No
- Bootloader Unlocked : Yes
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Need more info before i can PRESCRIBE whats best for u :highfive:
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Simlock? Is your phone on Gingerbread or ICS firmware? Anywayz, u need to dial *#*#7378423#*#*
And go to..
Check what the rooting status says. Is it
Need more info before i can PRESCRIBE whats best for u :highfive:
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Thanks for reply I know my bootloader is not possible unlock say allowed no
But what I ask is my phone is locked have *on network
I try unlock in different unlock places they refund say cannot unlock
Is any software to unlock?
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Thanks for reply I know my downloader is not possible unlock say allowed no
But what I ask is my phone is locked have *on network
I try unlock in different unlock places they refund say cannot unlock
Is any software to unlock?
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No.
Hey, just like the topic, do you have any advice?
I would add that:
-Button fastboot is locked
-I can not unlock the bootloader
The phone was purchased in orange the same hence the lock
Recently I wrote here in the forum but to no avail.
Please household remedies not services.
If you have bootloader unlock = no in service menu, there's no known way to unlock it -- some claim you can after getting it SIM unlocked, others say it doesn't help...
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If you have bootloader unlock = no in service menu, there's no known way to unlock it -- some claim you can after getting it SIM unlocked, others say it doesn't help...
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no it doesn't matter if it's sim locked or not.. if you got no on the unlock bootloader service menu then nothing can be done.
Biodegradable said:
no it doesn't matter if it's sim locked or not.. if you got no on the unlock bootloader service menu then nothing can be done.
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I got my Xperia U unlocked for free,I dont know what are you talking about.
Sim Unlock + bootloader unlock
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XperianPro said:
I got my Xperia U unlocked for free,I dont know what are you talking about.
Sim Unlock + bootloader unlock
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Did you send it out? AFAIK this requires hardware replacement... or at least the TA signing keys...
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Did you send it out? AFAIK this requires hardware replacement... or at least the TA signing keys...
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Yes,I send it on service repair because I corrupt bootloader.
Then Sony replaced it with clean one and much faster NAND memory.
You will lose phone for a week but hey,you will get faster and unlocked phone.
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So I have a choice:
1: Sell the phone and buy the same but with the ability to unlock the bootloader
2:, CONTACT Sony to replace me (higher costs and a long wait on the phone)
edit:
Maybe TESTPOINT metod?
NO TESTPOINT, IT HAS BEEN PATCHED!
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Hello,
i bought my Z4 Tablet at an normal store (saturn), that i can easily unlock bootloader and so on.
so i tried, but it never works
in the services menue stands:
Bootloader unlock status: NO
Sony want help me and says i have bad luck.
what can i now do, to unlock bootloader and root device?
can anyone help me pls?
cheers
gerzii said:
Hello,
i bought my Z4 Tablet at an normal store (saturn), that i can easily unlock bootloader and so on.
so i tried, but it never works
in the services menue stands:
Bootloader unlock status: NO
Sony want help me and says i have bad luck.
what can i now do, to unlock bootloader and root device?
can anyone help me pls?
cheers
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Afaik there's no such thing as 'Bootloader unlock status'. What does 'Bootloader unlock allowed' say? Or does it say 'Bootloader Unlocked: Yes/No'?
jelbo said:
Afaik there's no such thing as 'Bootloader unlock status'. What does 'Bootloader unlock allowed' say? Or does it say 'Bootloader Unlocked: Yes/No'?
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Service info > Configuration > Rooting Status:
Bootloader unlock allowed: No
:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
gerzii said:
Service info > Configuration > Rooting Status:
Bootloader unlock allowed: No
:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
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I would try to return the device. You want to hop on the Sony Open Devices Program and specifically bought a non-carrier device, so.
jelbo said:
I would try to return the device. You want to hop on the Sony Open Devices Program and specifically bought a non-carrier device, so.
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i treid but, sony want herlp me and saturn want take it back
no idea?
gerzii said:
i treid but, sony want herlp me and saturn want take it back
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I assume you mean they don't want to help you and won't take it back.
gerzii said:
no idea?
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There's nothing you can do. Maybe an exploit will be found to obtain root, but I think the earliest that might happen is with the Marshmallow release.
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I assume you mean they don't want to help you and won't take it back.
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Yes, you are right
There's nothing you can do. Maybe an exploit will be found to obtain root, but I think the earliest that might happen is with the Marshmallow release.
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oh, so i must hope for Marshmallow ;(
Do you not have any consumer rights in order that they take it back?
Unless it is longer that the normal return window.
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Unless it is longer that the normal return window.
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Yes, and even then. I would make a firm point of having bought the device to make use of the Sony Open Devices offerings. They can't really blame you that it took you more time than the return window to conclude that the device's bootloader cannot be unlocked. This is unusual to say the least. If they ask why you didn't check it right after you had bought it you can tell them you had to become familiar with this kind of stuff first or that you thought you made some mistake in the unlocking steps, while thinking the bootloader would be unlockable, and that troubleshooting took a lot of time. I think this is even actually what happened as well.
I think you have a fairly good position to succeed.
i think i will wait for 6.0 and then try it
(bought tablet in july 2015)
gerzii said:
i think i will wait for 6.0 and then try it
(bought tablet in july 2015)
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Oh, that changes things then, as its not technically broken and its been a while since July
Have you enabled Xperia protection? that will not allow you to unlock the bootloader, you need to turn it off.
U need need to disable myexperia
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myexperia is / was alays disabled!!!
i hope on android 6.0 i have a chance?
gerzii said:
i hope on android 6.0 i have a chance?
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Only if there will be an exploit found with which you can obtain root. That bootloader status will stay the same, no matter the Android version.
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