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How to Repair invalid or corrupted IMEI on Android Smartphones

5 simple steps to reset invalid or corrupted IMEI on Android Smartphones:

If after flashing or rooting your Android smartphone, if your not able to make calls and the network stops showing up then try to check the IMEI numbers, as your phone might have invalid IMEI.

Step 1: Verify the IMEI numbers by typing *#06# at phone dial pad, if it shows “invalid” then don’t panic. Follow below procedure to Repair IMEI

Step 2: type *#*#3646633#*#* on your number pad

Step 3: select the below options on the screen
Engineer mode->CDS Information->Radio Information->Phone 1

Step 4: Enter AT+EGMR=1,7,”Original IMEI number”
Back button->Phone 2
Enter AT+EGMR=1,10,”Original IMEI number”
*Original IMEI number can be found on the mobile purchase bill or behind the phone under battery.

Step 5: Go back to home screen by clicking back button and restart the phone and check the network is showing, type *#06# to verify the IMEI numbers for both SIM.


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  1. UnknownThu Nov 17, 08:14:00 AM 2016

    Thanks for sharing... i hav a question here... wat is this code exactly meant for? *#*#3646633#*#*
    I hav tried that code on galaxy s6 but it does not work. Is it different for every device? I hav found similar codes on different sites but none worked for me.

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  2. Gopal loharThu Jul 18, 01:34:00 PM 2019

    SIr i have LAVA A52 and i tried to resolve this problm but when i tyipe *#*#3646633#*#* it's just stops till *#*#3646633#*# and its got normal . My means i can't typing full code (*#*#3646633#*#*) it's just stop *#*#3646633#*# please help me sir

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  3. UnknownMon Sep 23, 10:25:00 AM 2019

    Sir Can you tell me how to recover Redmi note5 Pro imei ?

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