Mac address How can i find the mac address of my nokia e5

take the out the batterial, you will see a label with indication for serial, ime, and mac address. However if you do not see. you can call to the nokia manufacture or get support via ONLINE chat
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Select the WiFi app from the Main Menu screen
- Turn WiFi on
- Choose the Menu icon in the upper right of the screen, just below the clock
- 3 options should show in the menu
Connection Logs,
My MAC Address,
WiFi Sleep Setting.
- Choose My MAC Address, and it will show the properly formatted hex code, similar to this_ F0:A1:B2:C3:D4:E5.

nokia e5 antitheft is locked and now asking for security code but i forgot so help

The easiest way is to have the phone ring-in only for the names and numbers in your address list. In addition, you can have the phone ring-in for numbers that you specify. Follow the Nokia instructions by CLICKING HERE

how to use front camera nokia E5

If you have a memory card for your mobile phone,your data is saved on the memory card.And you can recover deleted photos and videos from the memory card with memory card recovery software.I had succeed to recover deleted photos from memory card of my phone with Asoftech Data Recovery.You can get it from http://www.asoftech.com/adr/

The problem is:
if you SMS it always add +xx (XX: your country code)
and different with when you call: it not add the country code.

solution: store their name with +xx.. number in your address book : it can solve the problem.

good luck.

You need to specify which country's Network the Mobile now locked?
Then you can choose the best way to unlock,there are lot of sources in the world for unlock the Nokia E5,But unlock code is best and safe,get the Unlock code from here Superunlockcodes
at very low cost and Unlock it from network lock,Follow the instructions below:

Nokia E5 Unlocking Instructions

Warning : Do not enter any wrong unlock codes on your Nokia E5 mobile phones. If you enter over a certain amount of wrong unlock codes on your Nokia E5 mobile phone, your phone may get hard locked and sometimes become unusable.
1 - Switch on your Nokia E5 without any sim card.
2 - Don't bother as to what is displayed on your Nokia E5.
3 - Compose #pw+CODE+1#.
4 - The Nokia E5 would then display the message "SIM Restriction Off" and will be unlocked!

Note :For Nokia E5 mobile phones locked to the network Fido or Rogers in Canada follow these instructions :
1 - Switch on your Nokia E5 without any sim card.
2 - Don't bother as to what is displayed on your Nokia E5.
3 - Compose #pw+CODE+7#.
4 - The Nokia E5 would then display the message "SIM Restriction Off" and will be unlocked!

The letter p appears if you press the button star(*) three times quickly
The letter w appears if you press the button star(*) four times quickly
The symbol + appears if you press the button star(*) two times quickly
The CODE you need to enter is the unique unlock code for your Nokia E5

Each Nokia E5 mobile phone has an unique unlock code. You can buy the unique unlock code for your Nokia E5 mobile phone using the form above.

This may be a problem with your router. Routers have a feature where you can control which computers can access the network using their physical address. This is called the Media Access Control (MAC) address. Every wireless card and network card in the world has their own unique address and is represented in hexadecimal format.
You'll need to notify your router of your phone's MAC address. On my netgear router, I access the router through a browser on a computer connected to it by typing www.routerlogin.net (i think... it varies with different routers) or the gateway ip address e.g. 192.168.1.1. Find the option for MAC address management, in my netgear it's called Access Control (i think) and there should also be an option to add MAC addresses. Add in your phone's mac address and try again.
Your phone's MAC address should be located on the box it came in or under the battery of the phone. The MAC address is in the format 00:A1:B2:C3:D4:E5:F6:7A.
Good luck

This may be a problem with your router. Routers have a feature where you can control which computers can access the network using their physical address. This is called the Media Access Control (MAC) address. Every wireless card and network card in the world has their own unique address and is represented in hexadecimal format.
You'll need to notify your router of your phone's MAC address. On my netgear router, I access the router through a browser on a computer connected to it by typing www.routerlogin.net (i think... it varies with different routers) or the gateway ip address e.g. 192.168.1.1. Find the option for MAC address management, in my netgear it's called Access Control (i think) and there should also be an option to add MAC addresses. Add in your phone's mac address and try again.
Your phone's MAC address should be located on the box it came in or under the battery of the phone. The MAC address is in the format 00:A1:B2:C3:D4:E5:F6:7A.

As for your messages undelivered, maybe you can try using the Nokia PC Suite to access the files and delete them via the computer. I'm guessing you might have a large number of these. The phone would begin to lose it's stability after about 200 messages (which is what i had in my inbox when it decided to refuse opening the messages).