Hi, IMEI repair is possible if you have lost your device IMEI. But IMEI changing is not. That's not something that's legal. So, as long as you can show a proof of you owning that IMEI, maybe we can do something.

Hi Daisy, I have looked as well and it seems that Microsoft has not yet added all the options into the beta. That's normal since it is still under development and not a final product.

However, I've found a way for you to make changes to the Inbox and Sweep rules without reverting to the standard version of Outlook.

Simply go to this link. The options panel of the standard version of Outlook will open. You can make your changes and the same will appear in the new (beta) version of Outlook as well.

You can also manage other settings for your mailbox which are inaccessible in the beta. The following is the reply from Microsoft support regarding the missing options:

This Outlook.com beta still is not the final product of this version and some features are not available as of yet since it is only trying to show the new interface of the Outlook.com program so it is normal for it not to show the other options for the mean time. If you really need to make a change to your Inbox and Sweep rules as for the moment, you can switch back to the previous version of your Outlook.com before this beta and you don't need to worry about missing the feature as this will eventually be applied to all users once the finished product comes out.

Hi @SalahGFX

I am sorry to hear the problems faced by you with your Nokia 8. The 8 was/is definitely supported, but I stopped offering it since we do have an official unlock and there's no point for anybody to be paying for something which freely exists. That said, I definitely can generate a key for your Nokia 8. I'd however need to know more about your phone. Most importantly, the software release that it is running right now. If you have any idea of the security patch installed, please do let me know.

If not, please let me know the output of this command: fastboot oem getversions. This won't tell us the security patch, but we can make a fair guess from the build number installed on the phone.

The reason I need this is because the unofficial will only work on a pre-August software release.

Also, can you tell more about what exactly happened to the phone. I mean.. how did it die? That can give some idea relating to if it is some hardware gone wrong or entirely software.

@nikolay said in Разблокировка загрузчика Nokia 6.1 plus:

а где он тут ?

You can order here: https://tchms.to/RemoteUnlock

@nikolay said in Разблокировка загрузчика Nokia 6.1 plus:

Здравствуйте , мне по советовали ваш сайт и форум . Мне нужна помощь в разблокировке загрузчика на Nokia 6.1 + .

Hi, you can buy the unlock service from our webstore.

Hi, I'll consider doing that. The complication is that such videos usually attract dislikes because users expect to see a tutorial rather than an advertisement for a paid tool. And for one-off downgrades to unlock, the end users won't be greatly interested in buying a tool themselves and then learning to use it.

I'll still probably try to record my next downgrade session and put it up as a video as a proof of concept. Let's see if the buyer allows for such screen recording :)

@henry-chan Good to know. Feel free to contact if you face any issues. Remember to unlock critical as well.

@henry-chan Just did. I hope you'll get it now :)

@henry-chan It should be sent now. My apologies for the delay as well :)

First of all, most of the world works for profit in return for products and services which are either completely knowledge based or else are made by making use of technical know-how and learning. Even those saying that the method should be free and available for the public to do it themselves, they would actually be doing their work/profession for some profit in return.

Still, for the answer to the complexity, and as already stated by guest, we use a paid tool for the process. It is called Infinity BEST. You are always welcome to purchase it and perform the task yourself :) Anybody else doing it for you is gonna ask for a price in return for his time and effort :)

All of the easier/free ways easily get listed on the internet. So, if this one isn't, it is because it isn't possible. I hope you understand and try to show some respect towards others.

BR

@dickyctk Hi, I have sent out the key now. Please check and let me know if you face any issues.

And I am sorry about the delay. I was out of town and somehow the same time saw the internet restrictions which left me disconnected :(

Hi Mayank, I have sent you an email. Please respond back to it and we can continue.

Hi @ptexas I believe what you are doing is right and Magisk is working. When you boot the Magisk patched boot image, you'll be booted to the Android system only. Magisk is a root utility for Android, which means you get root/superuser access when you have Magisk installed/loaded. So, if you want root access within your Android, you can follow the remaining instructions in the guide to complete the full installation.

If you are looking to install a ROM, then you do not need root/Magisk. What you need is TWRP (or fastboot directly if the ROM is an img file that you can flash via fastboot). So, something like:

1. Flash TWRP (fastboot flash boot twrp.img) to your boot partition (since there is no recovery partition in Android anymore)
2. Reboot to TWRP
3. Flash the ROM within TWRP
4. Change the active boot slot
5. Erase userdata (factory reset)
6. Reboot

Adding to that, please do follow any device-specific instructions. For example for the Nokia 7.2, you will also need to flash vbmeta with disabling flags included. Please follow the XDA threads about the steps to install.

Let me know how that goes :)