Can You Factory Reset An Unlocked Phone

Can a mobile phone be 'unlocked' (so as to accept any network), by performing a 'hard reset'? If so, what does this entail? Macromedia Flash Mx Crack Keygen on this page. Any help much.

Normally unlocked phones are unlocked for good. I wouldn't expect a factory reset to change it. (See also: ) It's not 100% certain, though. For example, some Galaxy S users had their phones re-locked when updating from 2.1 to 2.2, which is a somewhat similar process to doing a factory reset.

You could always do a backup through ClockworkMod or something (and back it up to your computer first) in case it does get re-locked, so that you could restore it to the previous unlocked state. That requires root, however. (Root can sometimes be undone by a factory reset, but not if you have a custom ROM that came pre-rooted). If you have the unlock code from when you originally unlocked it, that code should still work to unlock it again if it gets re-locked.

In the previous article we have gone through how to phone with different lock options. In Lock Pattern you are asked to provide the combination of dots which are arranged in grid to unlock the device. This trend is available in the smartphones which have touchscreen input. It’s fine if you remember which dots to use to unlock, you can get in but what if you have forgotten the lock pattern on your Android handset?