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[blatny93]

This is based on three assumptions: 1) you have tried all suggested methods and they have failed (so read all posts related to this topic, first!); 2) you have written down your original IMEI (look under the battery, write it down); 3) You are using windows, in my case XP.

None of this is original except the combination of the two methods but it worked for me. Always be careful!

Method

Go to this post: http://www.modaco.co...lock-your-g300/ and follow the instructions down to step 5.

Download and install QPST (the link is on the xda thread posted below).

Reboot your phone, connect to your PC with debugging enabled

Then go to this post: http://forum.xda-dev...d.php?t=1802024 and follow from step 9.

Then, from the above ackowladged post by margityu, make sure you do the following, quote:

12. Go to engineering menu again.
13. Go to ProjectMenu/Background setting/Usb ports setting and select Normal mode
14. Back to Background setting and go to OTP NV filter switch and click Confirm
15. Back to Background setting and go to Qualcomm background open setting and select background close.
16. Restart Phone.

It just puts your phone back to default.

When rebooted try *#06# and you should have your original IMEI. If not report back here.

QPST is a dangerous and powerful tool, so read everything first and follow the instructions exactly. You do this at your own risk.

Acknowladgements to http://www.modaco.co...81433-margityu/ and http://forum.xda-dev....php?u=3057569. Thanks.

Edited by blatny93, 23 November 2012 - 07:53 PM.

[Cyda]

Nice one. Useful info.

[blatny93]

I wrote this as a contribution to Modaco's community which, as usual, has helped me a great deal with my one month old G300. So if my etiquette is somewhat of kilter or I have made an error in my post please tell me as quickly as possible so I can correct it. I still don't know how to acknowledge people without giving there full http. I would like to contribute more but all I can say is, like the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy says, above all, Don't Panic! I have never bricked a phone or device and I have tested them way past there limits. My motto is no device is brick-able, except by a herd of elephants!

[blatny93]

Thanks Cyda - I'm using your rom (stock plus) as the most stable and reliable I have found. I am exited by CM9 (and have tried it) but will wait until it's a little more mature. By the way, forgive me if I don't know what I'm talking about, but isn't QPST dealing with the SOC and if so, there must be a great deal, if one knew how, that one could do with it?