BB5(TSTED)10/10 3/3 reset counter without any box(testpoint)

[CHEZRACHID]

Originally Posted by *********

What direct unlock? Do you mean DM3?

I mean i've unlocked more than 5 phones (with 10/10-3/3 counter) just with direct unlock with Mt-BOX (V 1.49). Counter reset is donne automaticly. Also the relative string to reset phone is added to griffin.in .

[lypen17]

thanks it works ...................................

[drgmobile]

Originally Posted by CHEZRACHID

I mean i've unlocked more than 5 phones (with 10/10-3/3 counter) just with direct unlock with Mt-BOX (V 1.49). Counter reset is donne automaticly. Also the relative string to reset phone is added to griffin.in .

MT Box does not unlock the phones in question - basically the PM120 can be changed on BB5 phones not currently supported by TP unlocking.

[bwqipzbpd]

any helps? how can i read a pm? thanks...urgency...

[mobileunlockers]

Originally Posted by bwqipzbpd

forgive me...Im a fresh, what is pm? I am using a usb cable now and how can I do?? really thanks....

sir

i think you have to use FBUS CABLE to read pm fied. what software are you using to read pm?

[mobileunlockers]

Originally Posted by bwqipzbpd

any helps? how can i read a pm? thanks...urgency...

sir you have to use a software like JAF or som other software that help you to read pm

[bwqipzbpd]

I only have the nokia usb cable don't have any 'box'...


any I have a NSS now...

[mobileunlockers]

Originally Posted by bwqipzbpd

I only have the nokia usb cable don't have any 'box'...


any I have a NSS now...

if u dnt hve FBUS cable then i dont sir how to read pm with USB and NSS software beacuse i always use jaf box to read and write them.

[drgmobile]

I think it is possible to read and write to PM with NSS

[bwqipzbpd]

Originally Posted by *********

I think it is possible to read and write to PM with NSS

may I know how to do that? I have to return the phone to my friend tomorrow...

[drgmobile]

Install NSS using 'virtual usb device', insert usb cable and connect phone, start NSS, click on spy glass icon at right, click on 'phone info', select 'permanent memory' tab and away you go (you may need to change phone mode to local or test)

As always, be VERY CAREFUL when changing values in PM - make sure you make a backup!

[bwqipzbpd]

Originally Posted by *********

Install NSS using 'virtual usb device', insert usb cable and connect phone, start NSS, click on spy glass icon at right, click on 'phone info', select 'permanent memory' tab and away you go (you may need to change phone mode to local or test)

As always, be VERY CAREFUL when changing values in PM - make sure you make a backup!

thanks for your help. I followed your introduction, when I enter start at 0 end with 120. the upper screen was rolling read section: (number) - key: (number) -saved/empy.

after all 'rolling' completed.

a '.pm' file was saved to harddisk.

what can i do next? thanks.

[CHEZRACHID]

Originally Posted by *********

MT Box does not unlock the phones in question - basically the PM120 can be changed on BB5 phones not currently supported by TP unlocking.

So! ???? tool unlock n95-8g via TP. If there is not? why loocking for reset counter then?

[drgmobile]

Originally Posted by CHEZRACHID

So! ???? tool unlock n95-8g via TP. If there is not? why loocking for reset counter then?

Try reading before posting - I said MT Box cannot unlock the phones in question - the purpose of resetting the code entry counter is so that the phone can be unlocked by SP code

[drgmobile]

Originally Posted by bwqipzbpd

thanks for your help. I followed your introduction, when I enter start at 0 end with 120. the upper screen was rolling read section: (number) - key: (number) -saved/empy.

after all 'rolling' completed.

a '.pm' file was saved to harddisk.

what can i do next? thanks.

I have not yet had a chance to test this myself so please don't make any changes without confirmation from someone who has tested - with that aside, I would have thought that start and end fields would both be 120 and you would open the saved pm file in a hex editor, make the modification and then save and write back to the phone using NSS. I cannot stress enough that you should always make a backup!