Unlocking Huawei E220

Here's a guide on how to unlock your Huawei E220 mobile broadband modem.

Works with the following devices:

Huawei E220

Download from:
http://xvrsfrnssks.blogspot.com/2008/09/unlocking-huawei-e220manually.html

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Thu, 2008-09-04 15:57

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Ric (not verified) commented on Sun, 2008-09-14 18:35:

Works great, check the comments to get the Rapidshare link for QC Bos Analyser.

dat (not verified) commented on Thu, 2008-09-18 21:34:

try this webseite

dat (not verified) commented on Thu, 2008-09-18 21:34:

www.semaf.at

Viper BJK (not verified) commented on Tue, 2008-09-23 10:29:

Do not use QMAT Version 3.74 any more as it is buggy.

Download new version at : http://revskills.de

Cya,

Viper BJK

Alan (not verified) commented on Fri, 2008-10-03 02:44:

Worked fine for me after downloading required files. etc.I'd searched for ages before stumbling on this site. what p'd me off with the mobile partner software & the E220 was that I couldn't find out if it was locked or if there was another problem the think just blinked green twice and sometimes said the sim wasn't Ok but it didn't always say that.

Bill F. (not verified) commented on Mon, 2008-10-13 21:44:

I previously had an E220 from operator A (I'm in Europe, but not in the UK). By installing firmware from the Huawei site, I unlocked the modem, and I was subsequently able to dial in to operator B, using a phone number and generic userid/password found somewhere on the web.

The question is: since I was using a SIM card from operator A, but using operator B's network, where does money/payment come into the picture? If my contract with operator A specifies some usage limitations, who is going to enforce them? And, does all this mean that I can use the modem overseas for free (assuming, of course, that I'd be able to find a phone number and userid/password appropriate for the country I'm in)?