*#0000#

Does any one got comprehensive list of codes like
*#0000# for nokia cell phones ?!

What was the idea behind providing such obscure codes ?!
May be they could have provided all these info some where under Phone/Settings menu.

Other handset makers follow similar coding ?!

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On 12 Jul 2004 07:13:31 -0700, [email protected] (Aravind) wrote:

>Does any one got comprehensive list of codes like
>*#0000# for nokia cell phones ?!

There aren't that many codes specific to Nokia. To get the current
firmware version most modern Nokias use *#0000# but older ones often
use the four digit model number *#[model number]# or *#9999#. The
only other major code is the PUK which varies by SIM or the SIM
"subsidy" unlock code e.g. *pw.........#

>What was the idea behind providing such obscure codes ?!

Why do you that the codes are obscure? They're there for a specific
purpose.

>May be they could have provided all these info some where under Phone/Settings menu.

Why? They're so seldom used and would only provide a way for the
casual user to get into trouble messing with things that they don't
need to be messing with.

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"Aravind" <> wrote in message ...
> Does any one got comprehensive list of codes like
> *#0000# for nokia cell phones ?!

Goto Google or other reputable search engine and type in (exactly as you see
it) "*#0000#" nokia. Yes, include the quotes as well.

Mike.

I don't know about others, but that doesn't work in Google - #'s are
mysteriously deleted.

MK

"Mike H" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Aravind" <> wrote in message ...
> > Does any one got comprehensive list of codes like
> > *#0000# for nokia cell phones ?!
>
> Goto Google or other reputable search engine and type in (exactly as you
see
> it) "*#0000#" nokia. Yes, include the quotes as well.
>
> Mike.
>
>

"Mad King Soup" <> wrote in message ...
> I don't know about others, but that doesn't work in Google - #'s are
> mysteriously deleted.

Not when I tried it the first time, or just now either.

For example:- http://tinyurl.com/49d42


Mike.

"Mike H" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Mad King Soup" <> wrote in message ...
> > I don't know about others, but that doesn't work in Google - #'s are
> > mysteriously deleted.
>
> Not when I tried it the first time, or just now either.
>
> For example:- http://tinyurl.com/49d42

OK, not mysteriously deleted, mysteriously ignored. :-) You'd get the same
result simply using "0000".

MKS