Motorola Mobility RAZR - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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You can get the UNLOCK CODE for Motorola Razr2 V9 at here Classicunlocking.com and Unlock it from network lock.

You can get the Motorola RAZR 2 Subsidy Password at here Mobile-unlocker.com/motorola-razr2-v9/rs2wp9/ AND unlock it FROM 3 Network lock.

When you say "ear speaker" fdo you mean an eabud headphone? Just check plug size; there are 3 1/2" and 2 1*2" plaug. Do a google search and buy a good quality. Actually, Motorola headphones are quite good, so might be some particular issue with yours. I've used Sony headphones too, but be careful with FAKE Sony products. HEADPHONES In Ear Earbud Headphones Best In Ear Headphones Under 40 Amazon Premium Headphones Review

Press the big side button on the right. Hold it down while the phone is flipped open. Then it should work, hope this works.

Hi makristina,

The term Subsidy Password is used by Motorola to refer to the 8-digit (or 16-digit code for newer phones such as the Motorola K1) unlock code necessary to remove the operator lock (also known as subsidy lock) from Motorola cell phones

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The term Subsidy Password is used by motorola and other handset manufacturers to refer to the 8-digit (or 16-digit code for newer phones such as the Motorola K1) unlock code necessary to remove the operator lock (also known as subsidy lock) from cell phones. This code is randomly assigned to individual cell phones by the OEM on request of the mobile service operator and prevents the use of a particular phone on a cellular network other than that to which the phone was originally sold.

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ur phone is supported by mp3 formats, use a card reader and connect it to your pc, then put all the songs u like into ur external memory of your phone

take the dam cell phone and throw it in the hudson 

The code is the last 4 digits of your number

Look at the ring volume. Make sure it's not at zero. Let me know if that works.

- Press "#"

--Once for "Numbers"
--Twice for "Wild Characters"
--Three times for "Non-Predictive Text"

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nope you cant do that... its factory settings... sorry...

the voice key is on the side of the display screen same side as pwr hold that to record your voice let go when finished

this happens to phones that have had water damage or something else and a way that might make it work is to take the battery out for no more than 60 seconds and put it back in and push the *,# and power buttons at the same time and if the blue screen comes up, while on the screen push the buttons and hold them until it goes normal. it worked for me

First thing to note is that the deleted data on the phone will remain there until something new is saved and overwrites it. This might not happen immediately but eventually, after continued use, it will.Either connect the phone straight to a PC using a USB cable (if supplied with the phone) or take the card out and put it in a card reader attached to the PC. You should see memory card shown as a drive letter (like H:) in Windows Explorer.Then try some photo recovery software on the PC. This should recognise the phone or card and then you can scan it using the free download of some good photo recovery software. That will show you what files still exist on the phone or card and what can be recovered.http://www.asoftech.com/apr/

Yes, sort of: go to Settings->Security->Enter lock code here if you've created one(otherwise ignore this step)->Limit Use->Restrict Incoming Calls From this step, you'll have to choose to restrict incoming calls from anyone NOT in your Contacts . You'll still get the voicemails and notifications of who called, but unwanted callers will go right to voicemail and you can call them back whenever you are ready.

Are you guys serious....

Verizon & Alltel (which happened to recently finalize the merge) use CDMA. CDMA does not use SIM cards.

AT&T, T-Mobile, etc. use SIM cards - wheter they are 3G networks, TDMA, etc.

This is a common problem, it has to do with the keypad flex. either the connector on the top part of your phone is unpluged or your flex is damaged. Open the top of the phone where the screen is at (4 torx screws) genlty remove the cover. you will see two connectors, one that goes to the camera, the other is the one you want. genlty pry it off upwards, I would also clean it with some IPA (rubbing alcohol) and a brush, re-connect it pushing down firmly, you will fill it when it connects. if it doesnt work, you can purchase a new flex, if you need repair help, let me know I can try to repair