This is a third world phone from 2007. Is it new to you and likely stolen? Does it mention PUK Lock or SIM Lock?
Here are all the Magic Codes.
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My first thought was that the phones doesn't have Bluetooth, but it does.
https://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n95-1716.php
The key to the code would depend on the make and model of the headphones. Likely to the '0000' or '1111' or similar.
The most common PIN is four zeroes in a row, 0000. Two others you may encounter on some devices are 1111 and 1234. Try entering those when you're prompted for a PIN, starting with 0000, and most of the time, the pairing finishes successfully. If issue persist, proceed with these steps.
Feb 1, 2021
There are two types of security code on a phone.1. A consumer set passcode or pass pattern. These can be fixed by doing a hard reset which scrubs it clean and reinstalls the operating system2. A PUK Lock or SIM Lock. This is covered in this tip I wrote.https://www.fixya.com/support/r26056685-phone_asking_puk_codeNever post your IMEI number on a public forum like Fixya with 11 million annual viewers. It is the hardware address that identifies your phone and only your phone in the entire world.
Question edited for clarity and security. NEVER publicly post details that identify your personal device.
There are no magic ways based on the IMEI number, and no universal code.
There are two types of lock.
1. a consumer set pass code. To fix that, you just do a hard reset which scrubs the phone clean, deletes all data and reloads the operating system fresh and clear of locks.
2. a PUK Lock or SIM Lock
All about PUK Locks
https://www.fixya.com/support/r26056685-phone_asking_puk_code
and a little more simplified
https://www.fixya.com/support/r26230986-phone_asks_puk_code_ask_another_way
It is a Third World phone popular in Pakistan. Hard Reset Codehttps://unlockjournal.com/nokia-101/
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Question edited for clarity and security. NEVER publicly post details that identify your personal device.
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There are no magic ways based on the IMEI number, and no universal code.
There are two types of lock.
1. a consumer set pass code. To fix that, you just do a hard reset which scrubs the phone clean, deletes all data and reloads the operating system fresh and clear of locks.
2. a PUK Lock or SIM Lock
All about PUK Locks
https://www.fixya.com/support/r26056685-phone_asking_puk_code
and a little more simplified
https://www.fixya.com/support/r26230986-phone_asks_puk_code_ask_another_way
The phone was released in 2018, so it can't be under a purchase deal, so it is either reported stolen, or someone has exceeded the number of tries to open it.
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There are two types of unlock code that you might need.
The simplest is a consumer set lock code or a lock pattern. This can be defeated by doing a very east hard reset.
