20 Most Recent Samsung SCHU960 Cell Phone Questions & Answers

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Call to your service provider they will help you.

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CDMA phones do not have unlock codes whereby they can be unlocked to use on another network. Instead, they must be 'flashed' which means they must be re-programmed for a specific cellular provider.

To re-program a CDMA phone, you'll need the correct USB cable (to attach the phone to the PC) and you'll need the correct program for the cellular network you want to flash the phone to.

As you didn't include the name of the Indonesian cellular company, I'm unable to provide further information about the program you'll need. (To be honest, I'm not even sure there is a program available to flash the phone. Specifically, before you attempt to flash the phone, I'd make sure that the radio frequencies used by the carrier in Indonesia are the same as the ones used by Verizon in the US.)

The frequencies in the SCH-U960 are CDMA 800MHz (or 850MHz) and 1900MHz.

Keep in mind that even if you successfully flash the phone to the Indonesian network some of the functions still may not work, like the Internet, MMS or SMS due to the internal frequencies being different from the US to Indonesia.

And, once you flash the phone from Verizon to another network you cannot flash it back.

I had the same problem. I was able to gain temporary use of my touchscreen by placing a piece of tape (folded to make a handle) on the dark spot on my screen. This is where the layers were stuck together. I rebooted the phone while gently pulling on the tape handle to separate the layers. I was able to navigate to the restore screen and hit the yes button. There were points when it stopped responding. All I had to do was gently pull on the tape handle again to get the screen to respond again. I'm sure you have already solved your problem, but hopefully, this will help someone else.

If the phone is locked when you are trying to use it and it is asking for a lock code, the default lock code is the last 4 digits of the phone number on that phone. If that doesn't work then someone changed the code and the phone will need to be put on a different phone number so that the lock code will default back to the last 4 digits of that phone number.

default password is the last 4 digits of cell phone number. If not you can try contacting your service provider to get the unlock code.

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