Dev unlock windows phone 8.1 có hại gì không
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We need to unlock a Windows Phone 8 device in order to deploy our app that still supports this specific platform.  We have already tried with different devices (with the date set correctly: UTC +1 Rome)
all with the same result. We have tried to unlock our devices for an entire week, so it does not seem a temporary problem. The devices and the pc have both a working Internet Connection and aren't running behind any firewall/proxy at all. We have no problem at all, unlocking WP 8.1 devices with the proper Windows Phone Developer Registration Tool for WP 8.1 Do you know if there's any technical problem on the Microsoft side?
David Thomas 245k51 gold badges369 silver badges403 bronze badges asked May 8, 2015 at 10:50
systempuntooutsystempuntoout 70.5k46 gold badges167 silver badges240 bronze badges 3
As of May 13, 2015, you can no longer developer unlock Windows Phone 8.0 devices. You have to upgrade them to Windows Phone 8.1. I don't have an article to point to, just an email I received from MS to the email address associated with my developer account:
answered May 20, 2015 at 13:21
4 I tried registering my Lumia 820 using WP8 SDK Registration tool and it succeeded. So I believe there is no technical problem on Microsoft's server. It is still possible to unlock Windows phone 8.0 devices. Only 7.x devices can't be unlocked now as mentioned in this article As you are getting time error, Try disabling "Set Time automatically" from Settings menu as per the official documentation
answered May 11, 2015 at 12:09
Akshay JainAkshay Jain 8345 silver badges18 bronze badges 9 Make sure your phone also has some internet connection, such as wifi. answered Oct 15, 2015 at 9:30
beetstrabeetstra 7,9245 gold badges39 silver badges44 bronze badges I've had some problems sometimes registering some WP devices as developer devices. I've never had this particular error, but maybe this will work. When the device is connected to the computer, in the taskbar click in the icon which shows that a device is connected (the one where you can "Safely remove" the device) and right click on it and select the show devices and printers option. When it opens, you will see all the windows phone devices you have connected to the computer. Disconnect your device and uninstall it and its drivers by selecting the appropriate option after right clicking on it. Connect it again, it should now install its drivers again. And just in case, if you have the correct date/time on the device, just confirm they also match the region/location set in the device. for eg- suppose you have set the time to indian standard time (IST) but the region of the device is set to that of USA or some other location. answered May 12, 2015 at 5:45
kshitijgandhikshitijgandhi 1,5321 gold badge15 silver badges28 bronze badges 2 If the WP8.0 answer or other date/time finagling does not help, another recommendation to try is to just reboot the darn thing after changing the time settings to manual. I ran into this error with a Windows 10 Phone today. I tried adjusting the time settings from automatically set to manual, and ensured all was in sync between the Phone and PC, but I still received the 0x64 error code. I tried another PC, to no avail. By chance, I decided to reboot the phone. After rebooting and launching the PhoneReg tool, all was happy and I was able to unlock the phone and deploy my app. answered Jun 5, 2015 at 20:10
dirtybirddirtybird 4225 silver badges8 bronze badges Check windows phone date+time = pc date+time date+time Set automatically turned off unplug de phone and reconnect answered Oct 10, 2015 at 18:33
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