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Hi all

Its very nice can make friend with you all here. By the way I am tired already to look for a solution dealing with my N95 8GB Nokia china cloning hand phone which is unsupported to make network connection. I've tried many times to reach the server but i fail always, i only find error sign on the screen. I think my new phone needs to be unlocked while using my Indonesia's SIM card. However, I m very stupid to unlock it.
This is my reason joining this group and of course I need some body help me fixing the problem. Here is my phone version 2.0 Nokia N95(11). Please help me

Thank

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A focused checklist and safe next steps for a handset that cannot register on the mobile network.

As described a device that will not connect, and as suggested, one common cause is nonstandard hardware or radio/firmware mismatch. Before trying any unlock or flash, isolate whether the SIM/account or the handset itself is at fault.

  • Verify the device identity by dialing *#06# to read the IMEI and compare it with the label under the battery. A missing, all-zero, or clearly invalid IMEI strongly points to counterfeit hardware or a broken baseband.
  • Test the SIM versus the phone: put the SIM into a known-working handset, and try a different, working SIM in the suspect handset. If the SIM works elsewhere the phone is the problem; if other SIMs also fail in the handset, hardware or firmware is likely.
  • Try manual network selection and check available bands. Some non-genuine phones lack the right radio bands or the correct network driver and will not register on local networks even when unlocked.

If the problem is an operator lock, request an official unlock code from the carrier (they will usually require the IMEI). Avoid indiscriminate third-party unlock/flash tools; flashing the wrong firmware can permanently brick a handset and is unlikely to help genuine clones. If the device is counterfeit or misrepresented by the seller, a refund or replacement is the safest route.

When asking for further help, include the IMEI (if present), the exact error text shown when attempting to connect, results of the SIM swap test, and the country/carrier. For background reading see International Mobile Equipment Identity and SIM lock.

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well, any suggestion i may receive it at my mail: <EMAIL SNIPPED>

Edited by peter_budo because: Keep It On The Site - Do not post asking for an answer to be sent to you via email or PM.
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Is the reason it is unsupported, perhaps, down to it being a 'clone' as you call it?

Which suggests to me a fake/knock-off Nokia N95. If this is the case then you won't find any help here at DaniWeb as that comes under the same sort of category as asking for help with pirated software.

Perhaps you can clarify for us?

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