In some cases, the IMEI number on your cellphone can be lost! That's why Jaka wants to tell you how to restore the lost IMEI number on an Android phone.
If you frequently check your cellphone, or have extensive knowledge about mobile technology, you definitely know what it is IMEI. But if you don't know what IMEI is and what it does, first read this article: This is the function of the IMEI number and how to see it. In some cases, the IMEI number on your cellphone can be lost! That's why Jaka wants to tell you how to restore the lost IMEI number on an Android phone.
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There are several reasons why the IMEI number can be lost. For example, your Android phone is experiencing bootloop after in-upgrade, in-flash, or after you do factory reset or hard reset. The lost IMEI can cause the phone function on your cellphone to be unusable. Well, if the IMEI is already lost, here's how to restore it.
How to Restore Lost IMEI Number on Android Phone
Write down the IMEI number of your Android phone. To check the IMEI number, you can read the article: How to View IMEI Number on Android, iPhone and Other Chinese Smartphones.
This method requires access ROOT. So if your HP has not beenrootFirst, read the following article: How to Easily Root All Types of Android without a PC.
Download and install the application Terminal Emulator on your Android phone.
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Once it opens, type "su", then Enter. This step is done to request access rights super user on your Android phone.
- Type the following command, then press Enter:
for SIM 1:
echo 'AT+EGMR=1,7,"your IMEI number"' >/dev/pttycmd1
for SIM 2:
echo 'AT+EGMR=1,7,"your IMEI number"' >/dev/pttycmd1
- Done, okay. Your IMEI number is back as usual.
That's one way to restore the lost IMEI number on your Android phone. This method is quite easy to do and one day you may need it. If you have info on an even more practical way, please let Jaka know through the column comments below yes!
