How to Unlock the Galaxy S
Tap on “Phone” and select “Keypad.”; , Dial *#06#., Contact your wireless carrier by telephone and request a factory unlock., Provide the representative with the information required to submit the factory unlock request., Wait for the wireless...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Tap on “Phone” and select “Keypad.”;
This displays the unique IMEI number for your Galaxy S, which is required to process the factory unlock request. , Some wireless carriers, such as AT&T, allow you to file an unlock request online. , Each wireless carrier has its own rules and eligibility criteria in place for factory unlocks.
You may be asked to provide your name, account number, and Social Security Number in addition to your phone’s IMEI number.Contact the wireless carrier to which your Galaxy S is locked if the device did not originate from your current wireless carrier.
The original wireless carrier for your Galaxy S will assist you with the factory unlock. ,,,, This closes the keyboard. , -
Step 2: Dial *#06#.
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Step 3: Contact your wireless carrier by telephone and request a factory unlock.
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Step 4: Provide the representative with the information required to submit the factory unlock request.
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Step 5: Wait for the wireless carrier to provide you with the unlock code for your Galaxy S. In most cases
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Step 6: your wireless carrier will contact Samsung directly
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Step 7: supply the company with your IMEI number
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Step 8: then contact you with the unlock code and instructions.
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Step 9: Power off your Galaxy S and remove its SIM card.
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Step 10: Insert a SIM card from another wireless carrier
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Step 11: then power on your device.
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Step 12: Enter the factory unlock code at the prompt
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Step 13: then tap the back button.
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Step 14: Tap “Unlock.” The Galaxy S will display “Network Unlock Successful
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Step 15: ” and can now be used with another SIM card from any other compatible wireless network.
Detailed Guide
This displays the unique IMEI number for your Galaxy S, which is required to process the factory unlock request. , Some wireless carriers, such as AT&T, allow you to file an unlock request online. , Each wireless carrier has its own rules and eligibility criteria in place for factory unlocks.
You may be asked to provide your name, account number, and Social Security Number in addition to your phone’s IMEI number.Contact the wireless carrier to which your Galaxy S is locked if the device did not originate from your current wireless carrier.
The original wireless carrier for your Galaxy S will assist you with the factory unlock. ,,,, This closes the keyboard. ,
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