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[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] V0latyle:
@Beret300 Follow the Forum Rules, please:
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Beret300:
Hello,

I have a V600AM (AT&T) android 10, with a blocked network. Is there any way to unlock it? Or is there anyone who has kdz android 11 or 12 (V600AM AT&T)
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] iphorcu:
Hello! Can you tell me wich guide you took? This one or the G8 one mentioned by someone in a reply? Ty sir.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] henfloyd:
Hi! I used this one following all the steps and everything worked fine.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] henfloyd:
If I want to update the software, do I have to follow the same process as described above again? Or if I can directly flash the phone with the correct firmware? I want to simplify my future operations but I don't know the right way to go about it. Thanks for your help! =)
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Baljeet Khairwal:
Please Work On LG Velvet 5G LM-G900N & LM-G900EM.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] LGelashwili:
Hello, everyone. I have the unusual Korean model of the LG V60, LM-V600NTM, which currently runs on Android 10, and unfortunately, updates are not available. I have been unable to find any firmware on the internet to flash it using LG UP. Is it possible to crossflash this model? Additionally, if something goes wrong during crossflashing, could it potentially brick the device permanently, considering there is no available firmware for this model on the internet? Or if I back up everything, will there be no problem? Also, I have one more question. I need the unlocked version of Android, so should I flash LG-V600EA because I live in Eastern Europe? Sorry for the numerous questions.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] mycom:
Hi guys, I have a phone with modern is V60-DCM(L-01F). It's on Adr12, working ok. Today, i have crossflased it to Adr13 (V600EA40g_00_0920.kdz, region :SWC). it was successed to upgrade. After reboot, it ok and NTcode issue showed, i also fix it and 4G worked. But before fix NTcode that serial number (S/N) in software version alway showed, after fixed it was not showed like before. I have tried to restore LUN5 partiton but it still not change. How to show it again, guys..Thanks for reading my post.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] rifay78:
Write your serial no. in ftm .
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] mycom:
Thanks bro I have checked it again, missed when write S/N in FTM. it is ok now..:cowboy::cowboy:
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Yosh2897:
After crossflash, i am still doesn't have VoLTE.

I read tutorial about fix NTCode, still don't get it.

Which code I must use? The original or crossflash kdz? I'm using swc right now, my device is LM-V600VM
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] showgood163:
Hi there,

I have an V600TM on USC 40c and want to cross-flash EA 40g.

I tried engineering ABL, erased ftm op_a/b modem_a/b sid_a/b, and clicked LGUP partialDL.

However, LGUP reported "error 0x6004 crossDL NA5_US->COM1_EU Target_product changed".

Is there any way of bypassing this?

EDIT: Reflashed engineering ABL works on USC 40c.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] fonkie:
change the sync cable use another one
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Dharshan yadav:
Hi,

I have followed the crossflashing method and done it successfully.

My v60 variant is docomo crossflashed to EA SWC, NTcode error is fixed.

Reflashed FTM ,modem_a and modem_b.

Iam able to access hidden menu tried to enable volte with universal method but didnt work.

Volte option is available in network settings but toggling it on did nothing. Can someone help me.

Attaching pic for your reference
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Dharshan yadav:
Use open_EU Code for swc it will fix Nt code error
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Yosh2897:
Still not work, after i change into eu then a restart device, shows NT-Code error :0
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Dharshan yadav:
Share the procedure you followed.

It seems nt code is not flashed correctly.

Nt code 0 comes when there is no Nt code.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Yosh2897:
I flash the nt code after crossflash, boot into edl mode and write serial number + nt fix.

Before i flashed the nt code, my device shows error like bootloop after crossflashed
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Dharshan yadav:
Click start it will show partitions
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Alyhyder:
Thanks bro, but now i am not getting the boot here please help
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Eliezer Murillo:
He realizado todo el procedimiento, y he podido actualizar el software de Android 10 a Android 13, De AT&T. Pero tengo un pequeño problema con el NT Code... Modifique FTM y coloque todo como debería, pero me sigue apareciendo este mensaje... Alguien me podría decir que es lo que tengo que hacer¿?. Por favor. Se lo agradecería.

***Translation***

I have completed the entire procedure, and I have been able to update the software from Android 10 to Android 13, from AT&T. But I have a small problem with the NT Code... I modified FTM and placed everything as it should, but this message keeps appearing... Could someone tell me what I have to do? Please. I would appreciate.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] V0latyle:
@Eliezer Murillo Please use English on XDA:

As a courtesy I have translated your post.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Surgemanxx:
You need to paste write the FTM file for it to properly repair the NT Code.If you don't,it doesn't correctly write the NT code back to the FTM.If you're using my backup firmware,make sure you this NT code below!

"1","310,160,6D38FFFF,FFFFFFFF,FF"
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] MIRAWE:
Does this method work with the lg v60 Japanese version?
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Dharshan yadav:
Yes l-51a worked perfectly.
[LG V60 ThinQ Guides, News, & Discussion] Eliezer Murillo:
He cambiado el NT Code con el código de la versión europea y no me ha funcionado, también intenté colocando el código que tú has enviado pero tampoco me funciono... ¿Cuál podría ser el falló o error en este caso¿?. (Pd. Modifique los archivos con Hxd como en el instructivo, pero habrá alguna otra solución con otro programa).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Skeeter300blackout:
Any tips on how to enabling the OEM unlocking on a Pixel 7 pro? Verizon
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
You can't unlock the bootloader on Verizon models.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Skeeter300blackout:
Wow, not all? No hacks or anything.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Nope
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Skeeter300blackout:
Well that sucks, I guess i have to take this dam thing back.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beddadizi619:
How about T-Mobile? Unlock bootloader option is greyed out
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Skeeter300blackout:
That's how the Verizon one is. I've seen some video on youtube on how to possibly enable it.... but nothing works. Lughnasadh is correct.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
For T-Mobile you have to be carrier unlocked first before you can unlock the bootloader. This usually involves paying off the phone and then contacting the carrier to have them Carrier unlock it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jake.99x3:
I got my pixel 7 pro sim unlocked through the chat function of the T-Mobile app. From there I was able to enable OEM unlock. No need to pay it off, just try and get a good rep in the chat/be abundantly friendly
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Loustsoul:
You have to get TMobile to do a permanent sim/network unlock. They do it over the phone. They make you follow specific rules though, device has to be payed off and you have to have been with T-mobile for a specific amount of time...... If you get a tech support guy who just doesn't care then you may get lucky. I just kept calling until someone did it for me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] d0x360:
Could have if they rooted before letting the phone be booted with a sim card. Verizon carrier unlocks at 6 months paid off or not. You don't have to ask it just happens but if you need to be 100% sure then ask.

I remember getting the first XL and without thinking I booted it up with the sim, it updated and bye bye unlock bootloader option. Thankfully my son also wanted one so we just swapped. I rooted before anything else, then put my sim in and didn't use ota updates because I didn't want the bloat from Verizon.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
That was for the OG XL. We're talking about the Pixel 7/Pro here (also applies to the 3-6 series as well)(some say they found an exploit for the 2). Carrier unlocking is irrelevant in this case.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] d0x360:
Changed it again huh? I know carrier unlocking is irrelevant but they were talking about it and I knew the vzw info because I had them unlock a phone then they pushed an app to it and that was that.

I have 2 7 pros I need to root that will be going on Verizon but I'm not putting the sim in until I'm done setting up either way. It's bloat free and staying that way. I'm probably switching to fi if the service is good here. I'll save a ton of money on just 2 lines.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bobbarker2:
It doesn't matter if you put the SIM in yet or not. What matters is where you got the phone from - each carrier has a different model number. Did you get the phones from Verizon? Then you're out of luck, no bootloader unlocking, no root. Did you get them from Google? Then it's easy, just follow guides on here.

And as others have mentioned, T-Mobile allows you to unlock your phone but it almost always requires that you have the device on active line for 60 days and that you have paid for it in full.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] d0x360:
Of course not, I don't trust Verizon for even a brief second. I bought a non carrier variant at best buy. I also bought a fi sim because I want to quit Verizon. We pay something like $158 a month for 2 lines and 4 gigs of shared data. Here they have the best service by far but I'm near wifi 99% of the day so it's not a worry.

Hell last month we used 0.68 gigs of data though I saved 30 using Adguard.

I've been rooting since the G1 so I don't forsee any problems but I'm looking for changes like you mentioned and others have...

Really miss those days especially once the Nexus one was out.

Everything was easier to do and there were tons of custom ROM options. With TWRP I'd make an image then flash a new ROM and possibly kernel and be tinkering in settings in under 3 min. It's a shame the scene has shrunk so much but there is still tons of quality stuff which is always nice.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bobbarker2:
Wow that's crazy. I pay that same amount for 6 lines on TMobile with unlimited everything.

The old days are gone unfortunately. People should consider themselves lucky if they can even get a custom recovery for their device.

I'm perfectly happy with stock Pixel rom. The only reason I root is for custom kernel and some extra control over the apps on my device.

The benefits of rooting and/or unlocking the bootloader have diminished greatly overtime.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] shiftr182:
Not sure what plan your on? We're on Verizon and pay that for 4 lines with unlimited everything.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AndroidAddict420:
Apparently even AFTER Carrier Unlocking Pixel 7 Pro, Bootloader is NOT Unlockable, under any circumstance. VZW is pointing at Google and Google is pointing at VZW. I am waiting for a reply or call back from a Google Supervisor, because it should be clearly noted on the VZW Box that even after Carrier Unlocking device, BL CANNOT be Unlocked under any circumstance. I smell a class action lawsuit against Google and/or VZW for Pixel Customers who are unable to OEM Unlock Devices after Carrier Unlocking. Anyone want in? I am hoping I get the right Google Supervisor who will warranty exchange device for another Unlocked or any other Branded Pixel 7 Pro....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Good luck getting a class action because you can't bootloader unlock your phone. It's been this way with phones on Verizon for many years now. Never buy a Verizon branded phone if you want to unlock the bootloader.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dopamin3:
Buying devices from carriers (specifically from AT&T or Verizon) and expecting them to have an unlockable bootloader: https://media.tenor.com/AQz3_zaiD14AAAAM/hysterical-laughter.gif
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
*Sorry for re-iterating what a couple of posts before mine have; it had been responded with the same reaction and information while I was drafting this*

That would be a LOOOONG steep-uphill skate battle, and pretty much impossible on the class action lawsuit part -- Verizon has been locking the bootloaders on their variants since the first Pixel; if it were to happen, it would've already (after 7 years). Usually any kind of research prior to purchasing the VZW devices make this apparent...

If it is still within the return period, it would be best -- and by far, easiest -- to return your VZW variant Pixel and purchase from online Google Store, a non-variant version at other stores like Best Buy or Amazon, or 3rd party sites like Swappa...

Sorry you had the wrong assumption -- many of us (including me on the Pixel 2) has...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
Is this your first smartphone?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AndroidAddict420:
No, i sold wireless devices for 10-12 years and been in Android Development since July 2010, but this is the 1st Google Pixel i was not able to Unlock Bootloader. This has nothing to do with smartphones, this has to do with NOT letting customers know FACTs or at least have it on the Box.... Did you want to add your name to the list or no?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AndroidAddict420:
Yea, but the OG Pixel XL could be Unlocked as long as it was booted without SIM on the 1st Boot.... as long as it didnt register to the Network....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
Then I’ve failed to understand how you’re surprised that Verizon locks bootloaders when they do it on every single device. Every single device that you buy through Verizon, cannot be rooted and this is not some breaking new information.

And no, I’m not adding my name to the list because it’s frivolous and silly and will get you nowhere. Verizon and other carriers make it quite clear their policy on unlocking boot loaders. Sorry if they don’t put up billboards, announcing the policy, but that’s because a very minute percentage of phone users have any interest in rooting their phones.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AndroidAddict420:
Yea, T-Mobile You Can, You just have to carrier unlock device 1st. I had both mine Whitelisted on the 1st day i received them. Just have to know what to say and if they refuse, call back and speak to someone else....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AndroidAddict420:
I never had a problem Unlocking BLs on Verizon as long as it was Carrier Unlocked, but the fact is, the RSRs and Customer Care do not provide the right information and most do not know what a BL even is and think you are talking about carrier Unlocking and just say YES after 60 days.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
And you have to pay off the device before you can carrier unlock it. Or lie to them about traveling overseas.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
the fact that you had to go do the workaround of not registering it to the network ("without SIM") goes to show that it always was Verizon's intention to lock down the bootloader on their devices. And, IIRC, this was considered an "exploit" that had been patched in the end (though there is a chance I am thinking of the Pixel 2's exploit)...

I'm curious....do you mind listing the Verizon variant devices you were able to do this with?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] basaku:
Any luck on that cool google supervisor? I have the same irritating issue... As does everyone else who was gifted a nice phone for Christmas to find a Verizon label on a phone they actually wanted but immediately felt sick cause we all know we are screwed and the person who bought it tried and the thought was there but..... UHG..... smile and wave boys......

seriously though.. any luck with that ? i know it is a far reach to even think something good can come out of a Verizon phone but i just had to ask.

Thanks for any help in this matter before i put it back in the drawer or better yet, hit it with a hammer...lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
You might want to consider (especially if you haven't unsealed it yet) selling it on Swappa. You might not get a full retail value for it -- especially considering it's a Verizon variant -- but you should be able to sell it for a good amount that should go a fairly long way into purchasing a unlocked/non-carrier variant or into some other device...

OP ended up creating a (now closed) thread calling to action the vzw members here in attempt to organize a class action lawsuit. It ended up mostly being dismissed as it wasn't really feasible in coming to any real fruition.

But he later created a new thread speaking on the latest development on the matter, in the thread I linked below. I have my doubts that it will work with everyone/anyone-else; especially considering how much OP had to go through in terms of reps and supervisors and whoever else on both sides of Google and VZW to make it happen...

But here is the latest update...

https://xdaforums.com/t/after-threatening-google-w-class-action-lawsuit-they-gave-in.4566575/
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Schroeder09:
Why does this come up again and again for every single phone? Why? Just get the freaking unlocked version instead of looking for stupid one-off hacks.

I try NOT to be the guy saying "don't ask about XYZ..." because this is a forum for tech discussion, but why this? There is a simple solution and answer to this problem. That answer is : just buy the unlocked version and bring it to Verizon versus buying the Verizon branded version from Verizon. I don't get it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xtcislove:
Its easy to see the mistakes of other people. I bet you did similar mistakes on other topics too.

There is no reason for people to google "unlock bootloader on verizon devices" before you buy a verizon device. If you know, you know, you know?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
Monthly payments vs shelling out a grand that many people can't afford to do
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
In terms of OP and AndroidAddict420, I might agree...

But to basaku, who the response was to, he got it as a gift....it's not exactly the same...

There's always Google Financing (through Synchrony) that also does the monthly payments, but, as you said, not everyone has the option/credit-score.

But it would be preferable to get it through carriers; on top of monthly payments, it bundles into your cell phone monthly payments, and the trade-in is better than Google Store or other stores (Verizon was offering up to $900 vs. Google Store's $400) as well as other credits one might get from the carrier...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] UltimateGamer83:
Just get an unlocked phone from google.com first and you can oem unlock Google with any carrier as it's already paid off.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
The good thing about the financing is that I still have over $800 credit with the Google Store and the P7P will be paid off next week so when the (P8P) comes out, it'll be a no brainer
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
That's nice to hear...! It must be nice to have rather good (enough) credit (score)...

I've tried to set up Google Store financing for multiple people, where one was only able to get $800 (which was not enough for a P7P) and one was able to get $2500...so it goes to show that, if you can achieve it, it is a worthwhile option (at the very least almost as financing it through a carrier), but if one doesn't have that good enough of a credit score, it's not an option....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
I’ve been there, so I feel for people that are cornered into making monthly payments to their carrier.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
can someone answer yes or no i bought from gazzell all i know it not carrier locked

and oem box is grayed out

am i out luck?

When i got staus it said locked
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bird333:
You can try this tip (https://xdaforums.com/t/march-13-20...7-pro-cheetah-safetynet.4502805/post-87540339) under how to unlock your bootloader. Be sure to expand the text to see it. My OEM box was grayed out until I did this. Good luck.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
what is your model under "regulatory labels"?

If it is a Verizon variant model (as per the thread title), then yes, you are out of luck...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
how do i find that
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Schroeder09:
Sticker on box.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
it came in brown generic box like i said bought it off gazelle
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
Apparently -- when I was researching on how to help you myself (so I figured you could've also google searched it and learned about it yourself) -- you can find it in the Settings -> About phone -> Regulatory Labels.

But it is true as @Schroeder09 states that you should be able to find it on the box -- considering it is in the retail box it was purchased in; which isn't the case here (and in many cases where it's purchased from 3rd party used sites)....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
no way find model using the phoen
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
That's impossible :confused:...if you really are using a Google Pixel 7 Pro (or Android 13 in general, I assume), it

HAS

to be there... did you do the steps I stated quoted below?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
Google Pixel 7 Pro GE2AE is this older model or current one i found sale for this phone
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bobby janow:
I question the model number being indicative of Vzw or Google branded device. I have a Google Pixel 7 GVU6C and I'd be interested to see the model number of a Verizon branded one. I think the only way to tell is by going into dev options to see if it's grayed out or not. But that could be old information from the Pixel 5 era or before.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
this what it shows
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bobby janow:
I don't have a 7P but from the research I think this is a VZW branded phone. It's probably carrier unlocked and you have access to Verizon's mmWave technology but it can't be bl unlocked. When you bought it the seller probably said unlocked but didn't say bl unlockable. Two different things. Someone needs to post the Reg number of a Google or Fi bl unlockable 7P.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
Why can't you just go into Settings scroll to bottom. Click About phone, then click Regulatory Labels? A simple request to see what Model you have.

PS. The picture you posted will tell you it is a Carrier Locked phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
GE2AE
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
just asking before i destroy phone gpt site and then return it get my new on 11th

FYI seller was gazelle

LOL told me wait a week it will unlock has anyone herd of that thinking buying time run out return window ..which think bad plan on their end because bought accidental warranty and my card company has already sided with me credit me back full amt
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
Well mine is the Global version(carrier-unlocked) and that is the same Model number as mine. I take it after it gets paid off(probably the seller) it does take 5-7 days until that setting will no longer be grayed out. I don't know if that Model number can still be a Carrier specific version. Never had a non-Global phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
so how did unlock greyed out oem toggle?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
From reading past posts once the phone is paid off it does take awhile for that toggle to be usable. You can always call Google Support and get a status on the phone state.

PS: as it was stated in the beginning of this thread, you still need to call your carrier or (Google)to sim-unlock the phone first.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] androidfanforlife:
bought i phone from gazelle and paid full amt to gazelle