MY TOP 14 NOKIA MASTER RESET CODES

Hello every one.For some time now, I have seen innocent people including IT Guys paying 5 grand just for resetting Nokia phone settings. Somepeople go ahead to thinking their phones are actually being upgraded on the computer but in real sence, it is just a mater of incerting/dialing a code which simply resets a particular setting in a phone. With out wasting time, here I give
you my top 14 usefull master Reset codes for all Nokia phones. Enjoy!!!

1. TO CHECK THE IMEI *#06# 
2. TO DEACTIVATE GPRS AND PCCH *#7230# (*#pcd0#)
3. TO CHECK MANUFACTURING SERIAL NUMBER *#7760# (*#ssn0#)
4. TO DISPLAY PHONE SECURITY CODE IN USE *#2640# 
5. TO CHECK THE FIRMWARE VERSION AND DATE *#0000# 
6. TO ACTIVATE GPRS AND PCCCH *#7220# (*#pca0#) 
7. TO CHECK THE BLUETOOTH MAC ADDRESS *#2820# (*#bta0#)
8. TO CHECK IMEI N DATE OF PURCHASE AND REPAIR *#92702689# *#war0anty# 
9. TO CHECK SIM CARD CLOCK STATUS *#746085685# (*#sim0clock#) 
10. TO RESET THE MOBILE WALLET *#7370925538# (*#res0wallet#) 
11. TO DISPLAY PHONE SOFTWARE VERSION *#0000# OR *#9999# 
12. TO RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS *#7780# 
13. TO SEE PRIVATE NUMBERS *#30#
14. TO RESET TIMERS AND GAME SCORES *#73#

Ok thats it 4 today, i'll continue to share more master codes for diffrent Mobiles

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In 1970, a 14-year-old boy dialed into a nationwide computer network, uploaded a virus he had written and caused the entire network to crash.

That boy was Bill Gates. Five years later, he
founded Microsoft.

A few years later, two young men went around college dorms in California selling boxes of wires that let students bypass telephone-company restrictions and make long-distance calls for free.

Those young men were Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, and a later venture they started, Apple, is now the most valuable company in the world.

In 2010, another young man, who had already founded a multimillion-dollar company, broke into a utility closet at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He hooked up a laptop to the campus network and downloaded 4 million academic journal articles, most of them in the public domain, from a paid archive to which he had a subscription.

He was arrested, indicted twice on multiple counts of fraud and, at a trial that was to have begun in April, faced 50 years in federal prison and a $1 million fine.

His name was Aaron Swartz, and last week he took his own life by hanging himself.
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