Originally Posted by horndoctor (Post 1263979)

Well, it shouldn't take more than three minuites. Maybe if it doesn't boot up try the 2.31 unlocker again. I really thought you had it after you said the .41 unlocker finished because that unlocker is not supposed to be write protected so theoretically, if you flash the stock rom you should be relocked and back to where you started.

Originally Posted by ss0mohit (Post 1264005)

it shouldn't be. exactly. idk why, i would've posted a video. but its weird. but just to check my phone isn't bricked. and it should be back to factory settings with just the vzw shipped rom?

Originally Posted by horndoctor (Post 1264337)

From what I understand,(which may be wrong) all you need to do to go back to stock and relock is flash the stock rom cause the unlocker is not write protected. I thought that if you got the .41 unlocker to finish , then you were unlocked ready to flash a nongps rom. But, that's not what you want so if you flash the stock Verizon rom you should be back to square one. Like I said before, maybe ask the person who made the unlocker. You could try flashing a different Verizon stock rom or you could try running the 2.31 unlocker again and see if it succeeds to get you unlocked.

Originally Posted by ImCoKeMaN (Post 127677)

0.41 Version (this one has overwrite protection like the 2.31, but is non GPS)
Use this one if you are not currently using/flashing a GPS radio/rom.
(not fully installed correctly until you see 0.41.CoKe)


Original 0.40 Version (mosty outdated except for "relocking" ability, also more dangerous than 0.41 and 2.31)
VERY IMPORTANT / Warning: If your carrier did not release a rom and you flash an exe of another carrier with the 0.40 unlocker you won't be able to flash ANY rom until unlocking again (this requires booting into WM)

* I haven't protected the 0.40 bootloader from overwriting so any stock EXE (includes a bootloader) ROM will relock the device. I suggest only flashing custom nbh files after using the 0.40 unlocker (they don't generally include bootloaders). I did this so that there is no need to create a custom relocker (for warranty concerns), and in general if installing only custom roms it won't be a problem.

Originally Posted by horndoctor (Post 1266753)

Thanks ali3nfr3ak!That clears things up a lot. I hope that will help get him going because I obviously was trying to help but my knowledge is limited compared to other people such as yourself. I will try to remember all of this so maybe I can be of more help to others. :)