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Unlock Huawei HSPA Dongles | How to

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Many ISPs give Huawei dongles for mobile broadband internet access.But they come with a lock so any other network wouldn't work with the dongle.But this is easily crack-able. But you should be very careful do only as I say.You better use a UPS to avoid power interruption and also you need internet access through your locked dongle.Let's do it with 5 steps!

 1.Download the Huawei firmware update manager from here Huawei E153 Firmware updater .

 2.After that you need to find the unlock code and password for your dongle.You can find it form this link.
  There you need your dongles IMEI number.You can find it on your dongle.Make sure you've typed      everything right!
unlocking HSPA dongle
3.Put the supporting network's SIM in to the dongle.Make sure it has credits.Then plug the dongle into the computer and run the exe file. At some point in the process it will ask for the password. This is the password needed to flash the firmware and update the new firmware.Consider that you get 2 codes from the link above one is the password and the other one is the UNLOCK CODE.Do not mess these up.

  •  Sometimes you'll be asked the both codes at the update,but if you don't then don't worry continue to the next step.There you'll have to put the unlock code.

 4.You're almost done.Now disconnect from the internet.Put any other SIM card,after the utility opened it will ask you for the Unlock code.Give the unlock code you received from the site above.

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 7, 2014 at 3:05 PM

    Nice information really useful for those who want to unlock their Huawei modem from network lock. However i got my Huawei E303 modem unlocked from network lock at TheUnlockSpot.com here they helped me to unlock my modem using unlock code .

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