My Samsung galaxy a71 5g has a network problem its failing to be unlocked permanently or temporarily. Its giving an error code 999
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Unlocking the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S requires an unlock code. An Samsung I9000 Galaxy S unlocked should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Samsung I9000 Galaxy S.
In order to get a Samsung I9000 Galaxy S unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Samsung I9000 Galaxy S’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free Samsung unlocking code, then you should purchase the unlock code from any of the trusted online vendors like unlockgenie.com or unlocking.com or cellunlocker.net or thephoneunlockers.com etc.
You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Samsung I9000 Galaxy S to other carriers. Enjoy!
How To Unlock Samsung I9000 Galaxy S
1. Power on your Samsung mobile phone with an unaccepted SIM card inserted.
2. Your Samsung mobile will prompt you for a password (unlock code).
3. Enter your Samsung unlock code.
Otherwise, if your Samsung mobile phone displays “Insert Correct SIM Card” then:
1. Turn on your Samsung phone with an UNACCEPTED SIM card inserted.
2. Type: #7465625*638*CODE# (Where CODE is your Samsung unlock code.
If you would like to leave your own Samsung I9000 Galaxy S review or need some help unlocking your cell phone, then please feel free to leave a comment below. Thanks and good luck!
Note: The free unlock instructions provided on this thread only work with GSM or SIM card versions of the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S. As always there may be already unlocked versions of this mobile phone, but generally cost a lot more then unlocking it yourself.
And what about this thread? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=761045
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Thanks @webwude for the link..
The method i explained does not need any technical knowledge..Just get the unlock code from the carrier or from other sources and enter it to your Samsung Galaxy....
One of the most simplest and effective way to unlock your phone...
You can unlock the Phone from the Network lock.......Using the Unlock code,You can also get the Unlock code and instructions from here
Onlinegsmunlock.com and Unlock it....there are lot of providers available through online to get the code,You can get the code from there and unlock it...
I bought a t mobile galaxy s6 and I noticed that some apps like S health and Netflix were not working because my phone was rooted with supersu I unrooted it and then my network was lock. The error was something like this
This phone has been flashed with unauthorized software and the network is locked contact your operator.
I am in Pakistan, I flashed my phone with Odin to the stock firmware still the problem was there and I don't know what to do help me out please.
My imei and serial number is still present
Is there a way to SIM (network) unlock A30. Ebay codes are very expensive
I have Galaxy A30 Locked to Optus Australia (SM-A305YZKNXSA - Exynos 7904 3GB, 32GB)
I would like to remove the SIM Lock and also flash with international firmware and de-brand the phone
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Is there a way to SIM (network) unlock A30. Ebay codes are very expensive
I have Galaxy A30 Locked to Optus Australia (SM-A305YZKNXSA - Exynos 7904 3GB, 32GB)
I would like to remove the SIM Lock and also flash with international firmware and de-brand the phone
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Hi
Though carrier and bootloader unlock are different subjects, if an S20 FE 5G is Samsung *FACTORY* carrier unlocked, can I assume its bootloader is therefore unlockable? If it is, where can I get the unlock code? Bestbuy, for example, is offering this phone with both carrier unlocked and locked versions, https://www.bestbuy.com/site/search...rue&iht=y&usc=All+Categories&ks=960&keys=keys
Further, can I assume if a model is carrier locked, then the bootloader cannot be unlocked to enforce the carrier lock?
My objective is to root the phone and also install TWRP. I have no plans to switch my carrier, T-Mobile, and thus a model locked to T-Mobile is fine as long as its bootloader can be unlocked since a carrier-locked one is cheaper.
My understanding is S20 FE 5G is based on the Snapdragon processor. Some have claimed Snapdragon is impossible to unlock the bootloader, but I assume they mean you can't do it if Samsung doesn't allow it. Unfortunately, I simply can't find a Samsung site where they would give out bootloader unlock code for approved models.
No you can't not unlocked the boot loader I went with unlocked version bc of bloat software on carrier phones you will never get to unlock the bootloader
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Thread closed. 2nd post contains the answer to op's inquiry. Thread is no longer needed
Hey everyone, I am stuck with this s10 plus in a root, it's rooted with Magisk, I've tried uninstall from app but is not working, I've read about flashing the device but the problem is I can't find my firmware on model no it says G997B and on service provider software it says G975F, which one to choose? Plus I can't figure out the country aswell, in dire need of guidance thanks in advance.
In the description you write that you have S10 plus 5G and there is no such model! Either you have the S10 plus or you have the S10 5G.If you have an S10+, the G975F is for you, the G977B is for the S10 5G! But you write G997B and that's S21.