Here's the tutorial in how to Unlock the ZTE MF626 or in MF627 and Working for Windows 7
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Make sure No Simcard is inserted in the dongle.
Plug the USB device at the back of your PC or in a Laptop what ever you are using for me I'm using a Laptop running in Windows 7.
After plugging the device let your computer or laptop finish installing the device and wait for the confirmation. “Device is installed & ready for use”
Go to Start\Control Panel\System\Device Manager\ Make sure dongle is installed with drivers.
For Windows 7 install the Win7 Tool can be found at the bottom.
After installing the Win7 Tool download ZTE627 Unlock and it can also be found at the bottom.
Unzip the downloaded "ZTE627 Unlock" and then run the Flash Update
Make sure you already installed the Win7 Tool for Windows 7 user before you use the Flash Update because it may damage your device but I think you can't use the Flash Update for windows 7 without installing the Win7 Tool because you can't click the download button.After running the Flash Update you can see a download button at the lower right of the program click it and it will flash the device.
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When it is finish it will tell you so just wait, for me it took 18 minutes to flash the device.
Unplug it and put other SIM of your choice.
To use your openline modem, make a new profile:
SMARTBRO SIM:
APN: SMARTBRO
SMART PREPAID SIM:
APN: internet
GLOBE:
Send TIME to 1111
APN: http.globe.com.ph
SUN:
Send ACTIVATE to 2300
APN: minternet
ACCESS DIAL: *99#
PROTOCOL: PAP
DNS: (OPTIONAL) 208.67.222.222/208.67.220.220
If you don't like to use the Globe software for going to the internet
with Smart or any other provider after overwriting the flash memory,
why don't you use the Telstra software from ZTE Australia:
http://www.mediafire.com/?6c82jr1ledna2u7 - NEW Version
or you can also try ZTE MF622
http://www.mediafire.com/?505vm3d1wdc6kth
Generic ZTE Dashboards
Download : Dashboard_Windows&MacOS_generic
File size: 25.8 MBDashboard versions :
Windows PCW_ZTENDISV1.0.0B02
Driver version 01/04/2009, 1.2050.0.11
MacOS version ZTEPC_MacM06V1.0.0B14
Download : Dashboard_Windows_generic
File size: 11.53 MBDashboard versions :
Windows : PCW_ZTENDISV1.0.0B02
Driver version 01/04/2009, 1.2050.0.11
Win7 Tool
Fileserve: http://www.fileserve.com/file/rfDraDN
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?woqmcjmn2z3
ZTE627 Unlock
Fileserve: http://www.fileserve.com/file/6Z3cVnA
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?zdfmzyhtemz
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Samsung S5570 unlock done.
for reference only
action taken:
open z3x
select model
1. Enter code *#7284# - choise phone usb.
2. Enter code *#9090# - choise usb diag. (or *#197328640# -> 9 -> 4 -> usb diag ) then reboot phone
Pag ayaw magreboot e off na lang manually ang phone tz turn on the phone
3. Connect cable Setup drivers
4. Select Diagnostic port in port settings
5. Press Unlock SP button. ( DONE)
GUIDE ON HOW TO RESET CODE
There is no seemingly easy way to do this and I really hope Nokia is doing something about it. That being said, how do you go about accomplishing the task? The answer is to flash both the N900′s OS and the 32 GB mass memory. This can be done on a Mac, a Linux or a Windows machine. Since windows is the most popular OS, I will show you how to do this via Windows.
Before we start, please note that this would be done using the command line interface, it may seem tricky but let me assure you that it is simply enough for anyone to accomplish.
- Download and install the latest version of Maemo Flasher (e.g. maemo_flasher-3.5_2.5.2.2.exe). Since this is a command line application you will see no shortcut on the desktop or in the Program Files option under the Start menu.
- Next, Download the latest firmware (.bin) file, it will look like “RX-51_xxxxx_ARM.bin”. You will need your IMEI number to access the downloads, it can be found on the box or by going to Settings > General > About Product.
- Also download the Vanilla eMMC image (.bin file) from the same page. It will look like “RX-51_2009SE_1.2009.41-1.VANILLA_PR_EMMC_MR0_ARM.bin”
- Save both to C:\ProgramFiles\maemo\flasher-3.5\. My suggestion is to rename them to something simple such as RX-51.bin for the firmware and R.bin for the eMMC, this will make typing the commands easier later on.
- Make sure that the battery is fully charged and switch off the device.
- Open the Command Prompt by going to Start then Run and type cmd, then press Enter.
- Change directory to the flasher’s program path by entering:
cd "C:\ProgramFiles\maemo\flasher-3.5"
- Connect the USB cable while holding the ‘u’ key on the N900. Within an instant you will see a USB icon on the top right corner of the N900. Now leave the ‘u’ key.
- Run the following command:
flasher-3.5.exe -F RX-51.bin -f -R
- I typed RX-51.bin because I had renamed the file earlier, otherwise it would have been: (this was the name of the latest firmware, the name may vary after a new firmware comes out)
flasher-3.5.exe -F RX-51_2009SE_2.2009.51-1_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin -f -R"
- You will see text similar to the one below on your PC.
- The update will take about 3 minutes after which the N900 will reboot and display the Welcome screen with Regional settings.
The next step is to flash the Mass Storage or the eMMC. The first few steps are identical to the way you would flash the firmware. If you are following on from the above and already have the command prompt open, you can directly proceed to step number 3.
- Open the Command Prompt by going to Start then Run and type cmd, then press Enter.
- Change directory to the flasher’s program path by entering:
cd "C:\ProgramFiles\maemo\flasher-3.5"
- Connect the USB cable while holding the ‘u’ key on the N900. Within an instant you will see a USB icon on the top right corner of the N900. Now leave the ‘u’ key.
- Execute the following command:
flasher-3.5.exe -F R.bin -f -R"
- I typed R.bin because I had renamed the file earlier, otherwise it would have been
flasher-3.5.exe -F RX-51_2009SE_1.2009.41-1.VANILLA_PR_EMMC_MR0_ARM.bin -f -R
- You will see text similar to the one below on your PC.
- The flash will take around 1 minute after which the device will reboot.
- The bright Nokia screen will come up on the screen with the USB icon on the top right followed by progression dots with yellow LED blinking for a few seconds. The device will then turn off and go into charging mode with the yellow LED blinking (NOTE: If the device appears to reboot, unplug the cable.)
- Unplug cable and wait for device to turn off completely. You may hear a sound (punk) of the device turning off.
That’s it. You have now hard reset the N900 to the factory state. This procedure can be used to update the firmware on your device as well, if you wish you can leave formatting the eMMC if your intention is only to update the firmware. Please make sure that the battery on your N900 is completely charged, otherwise you might brick it.
This guide has been adapted from this immensely useful wiki on maemo.org.
Disclaimer: Please do this at your own risk.