Dialer codes are special codes that, when entered in the dialer, start a special action (e.g. showing hidden system information, start an debug app). They consist of digits enclosed with `#` and `*` characters. Follow the 'info' link below for more details.
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*#7284# not launching phoneutil
My tablet is not getting connected through USB.
It's showing me the error" "USB device not recognised"
On one forum I read to dial *#7284# and it will launch Phoneutil.
But in my case it's not ...
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Is there any way to determine the UMTS RRC state my device is in
I want to determine the RRC state of my device which is HTC Explorer.
By RRC, I mean states like FACH,DCH IDLE etc..
I have already tried the following secret codes:
*#*#197328640#*#*
*#*#7378423#*#* ...
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How can I see the RRC state and signal level of an HTC Explorer?
Is there any alternative to the Android secret code *#*#197328640#*#* for the HTC Explorer? I am trying to get the same Service Mode on my HTC Explorer to show the RRC State and signal level of the ...
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What are Android's secret telephony codes?
What are Android's hidden Secret Codes?
There are a bunch of secret codes to access hidden features or perform special actions. They're entered into the dialer and have the following format:
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Secret code not working on my phone when it is working on others? [closed]
There is an app that allows you to enter a secret code in the format *#*#(code)#*#*, however it is not working on my phone (Samsung Galaxy SII GT-I9100) running CyanogenMod 10 (Android 4.1.1).
I have ...
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How to make Android phone as my wireless dialer, so that i can dial the phone and send / receive SSH, FTP etc?
How can i make the Android mobile phone number +3900000 as incoming dialing number from computer running Linux (ArchLinux, Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu) using modem. Once the connection is made. How is it ...
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Why I am unable to check balance on BSNL Mobile in Android Phone?
I have just ported my Tata Docomo number into BSNL Mobile and it is working good. But I am not able to check my balance and recharge top up coupons because USSD code that we run, like *123#, are not ...
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How to view the android service menu (secret menu)?
Most of the mobile manufacturers include a hidden service menu in their mobile handsets. These menus allow users (or developers) to access some technical information and service personnel to access ...
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HTC Desire S - Number Unknown Is Shown?
My question is similar to this one, however what would be appropriate solution for HTC Desire S device because it does not allow you to change your phone number on SIM card like Samsung Galaxy does? ...
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My phone has automatically called *44* twice now, does anybody know what this means?
I heard my phone calling *44* while it was in my pocket.
Does anybody know what this code means, or do you know what process is calling this number?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S running Froyo 2.2.1 and ...
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What does the *#*#4636#*#* dialer code do? [duplicate]
Has anyone tried the *#*#4636#*#* or *#*#7780#*#* dialer codes on HTC phones? They're not working for me.
Secondly, what does it show, means what kind of information? Is it safe to run on brand new ...
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How can I save keypad command numbers like `*#*#4636#*#*` to my contact list?
I learned from a previous question of mine that Android has got several system numbers, or "keypad commands," which produce all kinds of information or invoke a system mode.
As example: one of them ...
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Is there an official dialer code resource?
There are a ton of XDA forums and a decent number of answers here that refer to specific dialer codes. For instance *#*#4636#*#* will cause unicorns to spring forth from your phone or tell you what OS ...
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What special phone numbers can be used to display (hidden) info on Android phones? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Do you know other Android keypad commands ?
In another post someone mentioned the special phone number #*#4636#*# to list CPU specific information.
I would like to ask ...
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Do you know other Android keypad commands?
There a lots of differents keypad commands in Android. Which one do you know ?
Some of them are listed here :
*#*#checkin#*#* Phones home to check for updates.
*#*#info#*#* - Enters a detailed ...
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Do keypad commands come from Android or the manufacturer?
I'm curious if keypad commands like those listed below come from the Android OS or if they're added by manufacturers. On my N1, I know of these two commands:
*#*#checkin#*#* - Phones home to check ...
