Rwandavisionit, Salem (2026)

18/01/2017

*Create bootable Pen drive without any software*

1. Type cmd then hit Enter.
2. Type 'diskpart' then hit Enter.
3. Type 'list disk' then hit Enter.
4. Type 'select disk 1' to determine that disk 1 would be processed in the next step then hit Enter.
5. Type 'clean' then hit Enter.
6. Type 'create partition primary'then hit Enter.
7. Type 'active' and hit Enter
8. Type 'format fs=ntfs quick' and hit Enter.
9. Type 'exit' and hit Enter

28/01/2016

World's best jobs!

19/08/2015

I very rarely think in words at all.A thought comes,and I very try to express it in words afterwords.

29/07/2015

Technology & API rankings
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Mobile platforms
% of users who said they like to hack on a given platform:

Platform % of total users
Android 38.2
iOS 22.7
Windows Phone 4.9
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Programming languages
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1 HTML/CSS
2 JavaScript
3 Python
4 Java
5 C/C++
6 PHP
7 Objective-C
8 C #
9 Swift
10 JSON
11 Ruby
12 XML
13 Ajax
14 Shell
15 Processing
16 Lua
17 CoffeeScript
18 Go
19 MATLAB
20 OpenGL
21 R
22 Groovy
23 XAML
24 Perl
25 WebGL
26 Applescript
27 Scala
28 GLSL
29 JSP
30 LaTeX
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Communications APIs
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1 Twilio
2 Yo
3 SendGrid
4 Moxtra
5 Mailjet

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Social APIs
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1 Facebook
2 Twitter
3 Reddit
4 Instagram
5 Google+
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Payment APIs
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1 Venmo
2 Paypal
3 Stripe
4 Braintree
5 Blockchain
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Geo APIs
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1 Google Maps
2 Yelp
3 Google Places
4 Esri ArcGIS
5 Mapbox
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Music APIs
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1 Spotify
2 Echo Nest
3 SoundCloud
4 Google Play
5 Rdio
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App frameworks
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1 Node.js
2 Flask
3 AngularJS
4 Ruby on Rails
5 Django

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Databases
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1 MongoDB
2 MySQL
3 SQLite
4 PostgreSQL
5 FoundationDB

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iOS frameworks
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1 Core Location
2 Mapkit
3 UIkit
4 Core Data
5 AV Foundation
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Game engines
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1 Unity
2 Pygame
3 libGDX
4 GameMaker
5 Unreal Engine
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IDEs
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1 Android Studio
2 Xcode
3 Eclipse
4 Visual Studio
5 Jade
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Libraries
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1 jQuery
2 Express.js
3 Socket.io
4 OpenCV
5 D3.js
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BaaS
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1 Parse
2 Firebase
3 Meteor.js
4 MongoLab
5 Amazon RDS
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PaaS & IaaS (top 10)
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1 Azure
2 Heroku
3 Amazon Web Services
4 DigitalOcean
5 IBM Bluemix
6 Google App Engine
7 Linode
8 Atlantic.Net
9 OpenShift
10 Rackspace
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Command line utilities
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1 cURL
2 Makefile
3 Gradle
4 Yeoman
5 ngrok
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Text editors
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1 Sublime Text
2 Vim
3 Notepad++
4 Brackets
5 Atom
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Hardware
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1 Arduino
2 Myo
3 Pebble
4 Leap Motion
5 Oculus Rift
6 Raspberry Pi
7 Intel Edison
8 Kinect
9 Particle (formerly Spark)
10 Google Cardboard
11 GPS
12 Servo
13 3D Printing
14 Android Wear
15 Meta (smart glasses)
16 Google Glass
17 Accelerometer
18 Tessel
19 Muse (headband)
20 Intel Galileo

Miscellaneous APIs & tech
Not all of the tags used by student hackers fit in a particular category or have many peers. Here are a few more technologies that were tagged in multiple hacks:

• AlchemyAPI
• Autodesk
• Bitcoin
• Bloomberg
• Canvas
• Capital One
• Docker
• Dropbox
• Eventbrite
• Evernote
• Face++
• Giphy
• IBM Watson
• Indico
• Kimono
• Machine Learning
• Maya
• MetaMind
• Mojio
• Nginx
• OCR
• Ordr.in
• Postmates
• Priceline API
• Qualcomm Vuforia
• Rhine
• Sabre
• Selenium
• SolidWorks
• Tomcat
• TripAdvisor
• Uber
• Weather Underground
• Wit.ai
• Wolfram Technologies
• Ziggeo

Ndayisenga jean claude

29/07/2015

4 public speaking skills you need to master to become a leader
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Presenting in front of people is one of the core skills leaders need to master.
There are four fundamental characteristics of a great presenter.

1. A good presenter is focused.
It all starts with focus. A good presenter is focused on providing value to the audience and addressing the audience from their perspective, Weisman says. You shouldn’t just highlight your expertise or knowledge; offer examples or anecdotes to connect with the audience.

2. A good presenter has delivery skills.
Delivery skills are crucial in any form of communication, especially when talking to a large group. It’s important to use powerful body language, like maintaining eye contact and using open gestures, to engage with the audience and reinforce your points.

3. A good presenter is a storyteller.
Your audience doesn’t want to be lectured. It’s imperative that you speak to your audience, not at them. In this regard, a good presenter “is a great storyteller that takes the stories and connects them to learning points important to the audience based on the presentation content.

4. A good presenter is patient.
As a speaker, it’s critical to give your audience a moment to reflect on key statements. It can be brief, but a skilled presenter “takes a few breaths and slows down after making a key point.” The speaker can also ask a reflective question to make the discussion more applicable and relatable for the audience.

claude

29/07/2015

Programming languages
===================
1 HTML/CSS
2 JavaScript
3 Python
4 Java
5 C/C++
6 PHP
7 Objective-C
8 C #
9 Swift
10 JSON
11 Ruby
12 XML
13 Ajax
14 Shell
15 Processing
16 Lua
17 CoffeeScript
18 Go
19 MATLAB
20 OpenGL
21 R
22 Groovy
23 XAML
24 Perl
25 WebGL
26 Applescript
27 Scala
28 GLSL
29 JSP
30 LaTeX

Note: HTML isn’t quite a “programming” language — it’s a markup language, meaning it’s a means of laying out the elements of a document. But it’s a “language” none the less, and one that pretty much every web developer taps endlessly, so we’ll let the semantic stuff slide.

28/07/2015

Great men&women great Inspiration !

28/07/2015

May your soul rest in peace (October 15,1931- July 27,2015 age 83)
Great man great idea ! R.I.P
We will always remember what u hv done,your inspirations re powerful!
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Dr APJ Abdul Kalam’s quotes of relevance to entrepreneurs
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1.Thinking should become your capital asset, no matter whatever ups and downs you come across in your life.

2.What actions are most excellent? To gladden the heart of a human being, to feed the hungry, to help the afflicted, to lighten the sorrow of the sorrowful, and to remove the wrongs of injured.

3.Knowledge without action is useless and irrelevant. Knowledge with action converts adversity into prosperity.

4.Education gives you wings to fly. Achievement comes out of fire in our subconscious mind that ‘I will win’.

5.We will have to find newer methods of cooperation so that core competence of even remote villages can be synergised for competitive products.

6.When surrounded by day-to-day issues, there is a tendency to forget the good things we are bestowed with.

7.The important aspect of creativity is: seeing the same thing as everybody else, but thinking of something different.

8.The world today is integrally connected through four rapid connectivities. They are environment, people, economy, and ideas.

9.When you speak, speak the truth; perform when you promise; discharge your trust.

24/07/2015

MUST READ !!
If you visit a cyber cafe and find
any black pin attached to the
CPU as shown in the picture, do not
use that system. This pin is actually
a connection which saves all your
data you enter in the system. It is a
hardware key-logger, very powerful,
it records each and every action on
your system.
It is a risk to your privacy over the
net, at risk are passwords, banking,
or any other data you enter.
Please *SHARE* this information
among your friends and secure
them too...
claude

24/07/2015

WINDOW 8 SHORTCUT KEYS!
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Hello everyone, As now many of us are using windows 8, today i will provide you collection of windows 8 shortcut keys, which will make windows 8 more easy and userfriendly to you.
Check them out.

1) Windows key : Access the Start screen
2) Windows+D : Access the Desktop.
3) Windows+C : Show the Charms.
4) Windows+Q (or just start typing when you are on the Start menu) : Search
5) Windows+H : Share
6) Windows+K : Start Windows Devices
7) Windows+I : Settings

Tip: When you’re ready to shut down your computer, use Windows+I and then click or tap the Power button, found on the bottom right.

8) Windows+Z : Show the App Bar while in any app.
9) Windows+Tab or Alt+Tab : Cycle through open apps.
10) Zoom in and out : Ctrl+- to zoom out and Ctrl++ to zoom in
11) Windows+period : Snap an app to one side of the screen : .
Tip: You’ll find that many of the traditional shortcuts you’ve always used still exist, such as Windows+L to lock and Windows+P to project to another display.

12) Start Screen : Windows Key
13) Right Shift key : If you press it for eight seconds, it turns on Filter Keys. If you press it five times in a row, it turns on Sticky Keys.
14) Ctrl+mouse wheel : When used on the desktop, it changes the size of your desktop icons. When used on the Start screen, it zooms in and out.
15) Ctrl+A : Select all.
16) Win+C : Open the charms.
17) Ctrl+C : Copy.
18) Win+D : Show the desktop.
19) Alt +D : Select the address bar in Internet Explorer.
20) Ctrl+Alt +D : Enable the Docked mode in the Magnifier tool.
21) Win+E : Open File Explorer.
22) Ctrl+E : Select the search box in File Explorer.
23) Win+F : Show Files in the Search charm.
24) Win+Ctrl+F : Open the Find Computers window, which can find computers on a network (used mostly in business networks).
25) Win+G : Cycle through desktop gadgets.
26) Win+H : Open the Share charm.
27) Win+I : Open the Settings charm.
28) Ctrl+Alt +I : Invert colors in the Magnifier tool.
29) Win+J : Switch the focus between snapped apps and larger apps.
30) Win+K : Open the Devices charm.
31) Win+L : Lock the computer and display the Lock screen.
32) Ctrl+Alt +L : Enable Lens mode in the Magnifier tool.
33) Win+M : Minimize all the windows on the desktop.
34) Ctrl+N : Open a new File Explorer window.
35) Ctrl+Shift +N : Create a new folder in File Explorer.
36) Win+O : Change the Lock screen orientation.
37) Win+P : Open the project options for a second screen.
38) Win+Q : Open the Search charm.
39) Win+R : Open the Run window.
40) Ctrl+R : Refresh.
41) Win+T : Set the focus on the taskbar and cycle through the running desktop apps.
42) Win+U : Launch the Ease of Access Center.
43) Win+V : Cycle through notifications.
44) Win+Shift +V : Cycle through notifications in backward order.
45) Ctrl+V : Paste.
46) Win+W : Open Settings in the search charm.
47) Ctrl+W : Close the current window. It works only in desktop apps.
48) Win+X : Open the hidden system menu.
49) Ctrl+X : Cut.
50) Ctrl+Y : Redo.
51) Win+Z : Opens the app bar. It works only in Windows 8 apps.
52) Ctrl+Z : Undo.
53) Win+keys from 1 to 9 : Display the app at the given position on the taskbar.
54) Win++ (plus sign) : Zoom in while using the Magnifier tool.
55) Win+- (minus sign) : Zoom out while using the Magnifier tool.
56) Win +, (comma) : Peek at the desktop.
57) Win+. (period) : Snap a Windows 8 app to the right.
58) Win+Shift +. (period) : Snap a Windows 8 app to the left.
59) Win+Enter : Launch Narrator.
60) Win+Alt +Enter : Launch Windows Media Center if installed.
61) Alt + Enter : Open the Properties window for the item selected in File Explorer.
62) Space : Select or clear an active check box.
63) Win+Space : Switch the input language and keyboard layout.
64) Alt +Space : Open a shortcut menu in desktop applications.
65) Tab : Move forward through options.
66) Win+Tab : Cycle through Windows 8 app history.
67) Win+Ctrl+Tab+Arrow keys : Cycle through Windows 8 app history in the direction you specify by using the arrow keys.
68) Ctrl+Tab : Cycle through Windows 8 app history (identical to Win+Tab).
69) Alt +Tab : Switch between opened apps (including desktop apps).
70) Shift +Tab : Move backward through options.
71) Ctrl+Alt +Tab+Arrow keys : Switch between opened apps (including desktop apps) in the direction you specify by using the arrow keys.
72) Esc : Cancel.
73) Win+Esc : Exit the Magnifier tool.
74) Ctrl+Esc : Show the Start screen.
75) Ctrl+Shift +Esc : Launch Task Manager.
76) PrtScn : Copy an image of your screen to the Clipboard.
77) Left Alt +Left Shift +PrtScn : Turn on High Contrast.
78) NumLock : Press for five seconds to turn on Toggle Keys.
79) Ctrl+Insert : Copy (alternative to Ctrl+C).
80) Shift +Insert : Paste (alternative to Ctrl+V).
81) Win+Home : Minimize inactive desktop windows.
82) Win+PageUp : Move the Start screen to the left monitor.
83) Win+PageDown : Move the Start screen to the right monitor.
84) Win+Break : Open the System Properties window.
85) Left arrow : Open the previous menu or close the current submenu.
86) Win+Left arrow : Snap the active desktop window to the left.
87) Win+Shift +Left arrow : Snap the active desktop window to the left monitor.
88) Ctrl+Left arrow : Show the previous word or element.
89) Alt +Left arrow : Show the previous folder in File Explorer.
90) Ctrl+Shift +Left arrow : Select a block of text from the current cursor position to the left.
91) Right arrow : Open the next menu or submenu.
92) Win+Right arrow : Snap the active desktop window to the right.
93) Win+Shift +Right arrow : Snap the active desktop window to the right monitor.
94) Ctrl+Right arrow : Show the next word or element.
95) Ctrl+Shift +Right arrow : Select a block of text from the current cursor position to the right.
96) Win+Up arrow : Maximize the active desktop window.
97) Win+Shift +Up arrow : Maximize the active desktop window and keep the current width.
98) Ctrl+Up arrow : Show the previous paragraph.
99) Alt +Up arrow : Advance up one level in File Explorer.
100) Ctrl+Shift +Up arrow : Select a block of text.
101) Win+Down arrow : Minimize the active desktop window.
102) Win+Shift +Down arrow : Minimize the active desktop window and keep the current width.
103) Ctrl+Down arrow : Advance to the next paragraph.
104) Ctrl+Shift +Down arrow : Select a block of text.
105) F1 : Display Help if available.
106) Win+F1 : Launch Windows Help and Support.
107) F2 : Rename the selected item.
108) F3 : Search for a file or folder.
109) F4 : Display items in the active list (works only for desktop apps).
110) Ctrl+F4 : Close the active document.
111) Alt +F4 : Close the active item or app.
112) F5 : Refresh.

So today we just saw very usefull 112 shortcut keys which i believe will help you very much.

23/07/2015

ALL SECRET CODES OF SAMSUNG MOBILE PHONE
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Friends in my earlier post i provided ALL NOKIA SECRET CODES, now here are the codes for samsung mobile phone, enjoy.
* Software version: * #9999 #
* IMEI number: * #06 #
* Serial number: * #0001 #
* Battery status- Memory capacity : * #9998*246 #
* Debug screen: * #9998*324 # – * #8999*324 #
* LCD kontrast: * #9998*523 #
* Vibration test: * #9998*842 # – * #8999*842 #
* Alarm beeper – Ringtone test : * #9998*289 # – * #8999*289 #
* Smiley: * #9125 #
* Software version: * #0837 #
* Display contrast: * #0523 # – * #8999*523 #
* Battery info: * #0228 # or * #8999*228 #
* Display storage capacity: * #8999*636 #
* Display SIM card information: * #8999*778 #
* Show date and alarm clock: * #8999*782 #
* The display during warning: * #8999*786 #
* Samsung hardware version: * #8999*837 #
* Show network information: * #8999*638 #
* Display received channel number and received intensity: * #8999*9266 #
* * #1111 # S/W Version
* * #1234 # Firmware Version
* * #2222 # H/W Version
* * #8999*8376263 # All Versions Together
* * #8999*8378 # Test Menu
* * #4777*8665 # GPSR Tool
* * #8999*523 # LCD Brightness
* * #8999*377 # Error LOG Menu
* * #8999*327 # EEP Menu
* * #8999*667 # Debug Mode
* * #92782 # PhoneModel (Wap)
* #*5737425 # JAVA Mode
* * #2255 # Call List
* * #232337 # Bluetooth MAC Adress
* * #5282837 # Java Version
* Type in * #0000 # on a Samsung A300 to reset the language
* Master reset(unlock) #*7337 # (for the new samsungs E700 x600 but not E710)
* Samsung E700 type * #2255 # to show secret call log (not tested)
* Samsung A300, A800 phone unlock enter this *2767*637 #
* Samsung V200, S100, S300 phone unlock : *2767*782257378 #
* #*4773 # Incremental Redundancy
* #*7785 # Reset wakeup & RTK timer cariables/variables
* #*7200 # Tone Generator Mute
* #*3888 # BLUETOOTH Test mode
* #*7828 # Task screen
* #* #8377466 # S/W Version & H/W Version
* #*2562 # Restarts Phone
* #*2565 # No Blocking? General Defense.
* #*3353 # General Defense, Code Erased.
* #*3837 # Phone Hangs on White screen.
* #*3849 # Restarts Phone
* #*7337 # Restarts Phone (Resets Wap Settings)
* #*2886 # AutoAnswer ON/OFF
* #*7288 # GPRS Detached/Attached
* #*7287 # GPRS Attached
* #*7666 # White Screen
* #*7693 # Sleep Deactivate/Activate
* #*2286 # Databattery
* #*2527 # GPRS switching set to (Class 4, 8, 9, 10)
* #*2679 # Copycat feature Activa/Deactivate
* #*3940 # External looptest 9600 bps
* #*4263 # Handsfree mode Activate/Deactivate
* #*2558 # Time ON
* #*3941 # External looptest 115200 bps
* #*5176 # L1 Sleep
* #*7462 # SIM Phase
* #*7983 # Voltage/Freq
* #*7986 # Voltage
* #*8466 # Old Time
* #*2255 # Call Failed
* #*5376 # DELETE ALL SMS!!!!
* #*6837 # Official Software Version: (0003000016000702)
* #*2337 # Permanent Registration Beep
* #*2474 # Charging Duration
* #*2834 # Audio Path (Handsfree)
* #*3270 # DCS Support Activate/Deactivate
* #*3282 # Data Activate/Deactivate
* #*3476 # EGSM Activate/Deactivate
* #*3676 # FORMAT FLASH VOLUME!!!
* #*4760 # GSM Activate/Deactivate
* #*4864 # White Screen
* #*7326 # Accessory
* #*7683 # Sleep variable
* #*3797 # Blinks 3D030300 in RED
* #*7372 # Resetting the time to DPB variables
* #*3273 # EGPRS multislot (Class 4, 8, 9, 10)
* #*7722 # RLC bitmap compression Activate/Deactivate
* #*2351 # Blinks 1347E201 in RED
* #*2775 # Switch to 2 inner speaker
* #*7878 # FirstStartup (0=NO, 1=YES)
* #*3838 # Blinks 3D030300 in RED
* #*2077 # GPRS Switch
* #*2027 # GPRS Switch
* #*0227 # GPRS Switch
* #*0277 # GPRS Switch
* #*22671 # AMR REC START
* #*22672 # Stop AMR REC (File name: /a/multimedia/sounds/voice list/ENGMODE.amr)
* #*22673 # Pause REC
* #*22674 # Resume REC
* #*22675 # AMR Playback
* #*22676 # AMR Stop Play
* #*22677 # Pause Play
* #*22678 # Resume Play
* #*77261 # PCM Rec Req
* #*77262 # Stop PCM Rec
* #*77263 # PCM Playback
* #*77264 # PCM Stop Play
* #*22679 # AMR Get Time
* * #8999*364 # Watchdog ON/OFF
* * #8999*427 # WATCHDOG signal route setup
* *2767*3855 # = Full Reset (Caution every stored data will be deleted.)
* *2767*2878 # = Custom Reset
* *2767*927 # = Wap Reset
* *2767*226372 # = Camera Reset (deletes photos)
* *2767*688 # Reset Mobile TV
* #7263867 # = RAM Dump (On or Off)
* *2767*49927 # = Germany WAP Settings
* *2767*44927 # = UK WAP Settings
* *2767*31927 # = Netherlands WAP Settings
* *2767*420927 # = Czech WAP Settings
* *2767*43927 # = Austria WAP Settings
* *2767*39927 # = Italy WAP Settings
* *2767*33927 # = France WAP Settings
* *2767*351927 # = Portugal WAP Settings
* *2767*34927 # = Spain WAP Settings
* *2767*46927 # = Sweden WAP Settings
* *2767*380927 # = Ukraine WAP Settings
* *2767*7927 # = Russia WAP Settings
* *2767*30927 # = GREECE WAP Settings
* *2767*73738927 # = WAP Settings Reset
* *2767*49667 # = Germany MMS Settings
* *2767*44667 # = UK MMS Settings
* *2767*31667 # = Netherlands MMS Settings
* *2767*420667 # = Czech MMS Settings
* *2767*43667 # = Austria MMS Settings
* *2767*39667 # = Italy MMS Settings
* *2767*33667 # = France MMS Settings
* *2767*351667 # = Portugal MMS Settings
* *2767*34667 # = Spain MMS Settings
* *2767*46667 # = Sweden MMS Settings
* *2767*380667 # = Ukraine MMS Settings
* *2767*7667 #. = Russia MMS Settings
* *2767*30667 # = GREECE MMS Settings
* * #7465625 # = Check the phone lock status
* *7465625*638*Code # = Enables Network lock
* #7465625*638*Code # = Disables Network lock
* *7465625*782*Code # = Enables Subset lock
* #7465625*782*Code # = Disables Subset lock
* *7465625*77*Code # = Enables SP lock
* #7465625*77*Code # = Disables SP lock
* *7465625*27*Code # = Enables CP lock
* #7465625*27*Code # = Disables CP lock
* *7465625*746*Code # = Enables SIM lock
* #7465625*746*Code # = Disables SIM lock
* *7465625*228 # = Activa lock ON
* #7465625*228 # = Activa lock OFF
* *7465625*28638 # = Auto Network lock ON
* #7465625*28638 # = Auto Network lock OFF
* *7465625*28782 # = Auto subset lock ON
* #7465625*28782 # = Auto subset lock OFF
* *7465625*2877 # = Auto SP lock ON
* #7465625*2877 # = Auto SP lock OFF
* *7465625*2827 # = Auto CP lock ON
* #7465625*2827 # = Auto CP lock OFF
* *7465625*28746 # = Auto SIM lock ON
* #7465625*28746 # = Auto SIM lock OFF

claude

23/07/2015

THE COMPLETE LIST OF ALL NOKIA SECRET CODES
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Before proceeding, if you have not read HOW TO DELETE AN UNDELETABLE FILE IN YOUR INBOX (SYMBIAN USERS s60), HOW TO READ ANY DELETED MESSAGES ON NOKIA S60/70/80 PHONE!!, FORMATTING A SERIES 60 PHONES (FULL FORMAT) can still read it now.
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This is the most recent/ updated list of Nokia codes and it should work on most of the Nokia devices.

*3370 #

Activate Enhanced Full Rate Codec (EFR) – Your phone uses the best sound quality but talk time is reduced my approx. 5%

#3370 #

Deactivate Enhanced Full Rate Codec (EFR)

*4720 #

Activate Half Rate Codec – Your phone uses a lower quality sound but you should gain approx 30% more Talk Time.

#4720 #

Deactivate Half Rate Codec.

* #0000 #

Displays your phones software version, 1st Line : Software Version, 2nd Line : Software Release Date, 3rd Line : Compression Type.

* #9999 #

Phones software version if * #0000 # does not work.

* #06 #

When checking International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI Number).

+1234567890+1 #

Provider Lock Status. (Use the “*” button to obtain the “p,w” and “+” symbols).

+1234567890+2 #

Lock Network Status. (Use the “*” button to obtain the “p,w” and “+” symbols).

+1234567890+3 #

Country Lock Status. (use the “*” button to obtain the “p,w” and “+” symbols).

+1234567890+4 #

SIM Card Lock Status. (use the “*” button to obtain the “p,w” and “+” symbols).

* #21 #

Allows you to check the number that “All Calls” are diverted to.

* #2640 #

Display the security code in use.

* #30 #

Lets you see the private number.

* #43 #

Allow you to check the “Call Waiting” status of your phone.

* #61 #

Allow you to check the number that “On No Reply” calls are diverted to.

* #62 #

Allow you to check the number that “Divert If Unreachable (no service)” calls are diverted to.

* #67 #

Allow you to check the number that “On Busy Calls” are diverted to.

* #67705646 #

It Remove operator logo on 3310 and 3330.

* #73 #

Reset phone timers and game scores.

* #746025625 #

Displays the SIM Clock status, if your phone supports this power saving feature “SIM Clock Stop Allowed”, it means you will get the best standby time possible.

* #7760 #

Manufactures code.

* #7780 #

Restore factory settings.

* #8110 #

Software version for Nokia 8110.

* #92702689 #

Displays – Serial Number, Date Made, Purchase Date, Date of last repair (0000 for no repairs), Transfer User Data. To exit this mode you need to switch your phone off then on again.

* #94870345123456789 #

Deactivate the PWM-Mem.

**21*number #

Turn on “All Calls” diverting to the phone number entered.

**61*number #

Turn on “No Reply” diverting to the phone number entered.

**67*number #

Turn on “On Busy” diverting to the phone number entered.

12345

This is the default security code.

Press and hold #

Lets you switch between lines.

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