Find sim card or imei number on hp laptop

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There is no such thing as a free imei unlock code. If you need to unlock the sim in your iPad. (imei is connected to they Sim card) you can ask the provider to give you a new sim card with the same number. the new card has a new imei, new pin and new Puk.

Your IMEI number is your phone's identity, much like your social security number. On the other hand, your PIN number is a password to access and activate your SIM card. That means, your IMEI will not help to unlock your SIM card.

To unlock your SIM, you will need your PUK, PIN2 or PUK codes. These codes are printed to a page which is typically delivered to you when you receive your SIM card.

Assuming that you cannot find your PUK, PUK2 and PIN2 codes, I believe the safest and the easiest way to unlock your SIM card would be

1. to call the customer support (would be better if you call from your landline)
2. to visit your mobile carrier's nearest shop/kiosk and ask for assistance

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Tolga

What is your problem with your Sim card? Is your phone shows the "No Sim" or "Insert Sim" or "Sim Rejected" or "Invalid Sim" error? If it is so i am here to help you. If your Nokia shows the "No Sim" or "Insert Sim" error then remove your Sim from your mobile and place it again correctly. If your mobile shows the error message "Invalid Sim" or "Sim Rejected" the your phone is locked to a particular network. To fix this problem you need to unlock it. Use unlock code to unlock your Nokia 5320. To get the code you have to submit network provider, country and IMEI number of the mobile. Make sure yourself whether you have knew the network provider to which your mobile is locked, country to which the locked network belongs to and IMEI number of your mobile. If not you can find the IMEI number in two ways:
1)Go to Options>status
2)Find IMEI on the back of your mobile, behind the battery.
3)Type *#06# and press call button. It will display your IMEI number.
You can find the network provider to which your mobile is currently locked by switch off your mobile and switch on it again. A logo of the locked network will get displayed on your mobile screen. After knew all these get the code from the site Theunlockarena.com ,by submitting these to them. Unlock it yourself using unlocking instructions which is given in the site itself.

you may need a new sim card reader but more than likely your imei number has been erased....ive got the same problem. dial *#06# AND IF YOUR IMEI number isnt displayed then there is your problem. with out a clean IMEI number your phone is just a pc and will not connect to any mobile network, Downloading music can erase this or flashings.....

Hi.. You can easily unlock your by using unlock codes. If you wanna unlock your sim means you need to provide your mobile model, the 15 digit IMEI number of the phone and the country / network it is locked to. Because the unlock code will be generated from the IMEI number so it is very important you provide the correct IMEI number. But anyway you can unlock your phone at simpleunlocking.com by giving above mentioned details at reasonable cost. After unlock your sim you are not tied to one Service Provider, you can use any network you are free to use sim cards from networks that are cheaper and Use SIM cards from cheaper local Service Providers when roaming abroad.

The International Mobile Equipment Identity or IMEI is an address for your device so that it can be uniquely identified. The PUK or Pin Unlock Key is used to unlock a locked SIM card.

1. Call up the "Customer Care" helpline of your airtime provider and ask them to deactivate the SIM.
2. Call up the police. Submit them the IMEI number of your phone (which you should have noted before the theft).


From what I understand, the IMEI number is broadcast to the network every time a call is made, along with the user's account information on the sim card.So let's say the person who stole the phone just takes out your sim and puts in their's, and keeps using the phone. Your Carrier should be able to track it by their account info.
A unique code encrypted in each mobile, known as the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number, is now being used to trace a mobile anywhere in the country. Even if the SIM card (network) is changed, it can be traced.
Whenever a phone logs onto a particular network to make or receive calls, its IMEI number is emitted and this gets registered. In case of stolen phones, the service provider can pass on the information to the police. and they can trace the user through the SIM card. It is possible to even track down gangs running cellphone-stealing rackets.

Register with a website like Track IMEI, Mobile Phones Tracker or Theft Record. You simply have to visit the website and submit your handset's IMEI number. If the company's dealers ever come across a IMEI-number.html#" target=_blank className="iAs" itxtdid="26528975">cell phone with your IMEI number, they will trace it and contact you.

http://trackimei.com/


Hint:
check out Theft Aware - this is a tool that can help you recover your lost or stolen mobile phone. It is completely invisible on your phone and the owner can remotely control his mobile phone and perform a variety of actions that remain invisible to thieves.

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Call your cell phone provider, they'll need the IMEI number of your phone as well as the SIM card number in order to activate your new phone. The SIM card number is on the card itself and the IMEI number is usually located in the battery compartment.

False. 
IMEI means "International Mobile Equipment Identity"
 not "International SIM Equipment Identity"
every phone only has 1 Unique IMEI number. even if the phone can put in a thousand SIM card, it only has 1 IMEI number.

It shows two, because it has been tampted( i wonder if its how its spell) or damaged or modified