Motorola Cell Phones - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

nothing fixya can do about this it is sellers or manufacturers problem

possibly under sound settings

Unlock codes are not available now for the motorola phones, so the new way to unlock any motorola phone is to unlock it through cable, Connect your phone with your PC thorugh it`s data cable & contact some provider of this like the attached link. Then rest leave on them, they can unlock the device https://24x7unlockcodes.com/product/motorola-network-unlock-code-through-cable-unlocking

Sharon

Who is your service provider?

Contact the phone's original service provider. Depending on the original provider it may or may not be eligible for unlock.

Mark
Motorola Support

The most recent & secure way to unlock the latest motorola phone is through remote network unlocking (cable unlocking) you can read more about this in below link & also order your unlocking there https://24x7unlockcodes.com/product/motorola-network-unlock-code-through-cable-unlocking

To unlock security code

http://www.idcomm.biz/manual/Motorola%20V3i.pdf

You should try a soft reset, if you haven't already. To do this: First shutdown the phone. Press and hold power button, and tap power off, tap ok, and allow the phone to shut completely off. Press and hold the power button until the Motorola icon appears.

I would transfer everything using an SD card.

I had to look it up, so it is a Bluetooth headset. The battery should be rechargeable, so charge it, then check it with a volt meter to see if it is working. Some of those rechargeable batteries are hurt by letting get down to zero volts. There are more complicated way to deal with the battery, but you might be better off in getting a new battery, or a new headset.

Try this:

1. Remove your at&t sim card and power up the phone.
2. Using the keypad, enter *2767*3855#.
3. Wait 10 - 15 seconds and the phone will reboot and the settings will be factory settings again.
4. Place your sim card back into the phone, power on ( don't need password anymore)

Texts may be delayed on the sending end and will suddenly appear.

I found out the solution to this problem by accident, and there doesn't appear to be a solution anywhere else on the internet. Turn off your phone and restart it. As soon as you are able to do so, open up setting, or any other app. When your phone goes into cool down mode, hold down the home button. A screen will come back asking you to select an app. Select whatever you opened prior to cool down mode (If you need to get into settings press the search button and search for settings after your out of CDM). You then need to do two things. Go to Running services (Settings>Applications>Running services), find detect battery service, touch it and stop it. To the best of my knowledge, it doesn't do anything to your phone, other than activate cool down mode. Then go to manage applications (Settings>Applications>Manage applications) press your menu button and select filter> all applications. Find Battery protect, click on it, and select force stop. This allows your phone to get reception. You will have to do this every time your phone starts up, but it isn't too much of a hassel for a truely excelent phone. The Cool down mode problem is definitly a software fault.