Unlock HTC Touch Diamond 2

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Hi everybody,

I'm new to this forum but I signed up to get some help so I expect to get some, I mean, maybe you guys know some things about these complicated phones

Today I bought an HTC Touch Diamond 2, and it will be delivered to me tomorrow. I bought it with an Hi subscription (dutch telecom provider) but my old phone subscription to Orange will only end at October, so thats's quiet a long time waiting. Untill then, I cannot use my Hi sim, so I really really want to put my Orange sim into my HTC Touch Diamond 2. But it's not unlocked, it has a Sim-Lock

So guys, can you please help me unlocking my HTC Touch Diamond 2? Maybe give me a program or something or a code I have to enter? I couldn't find anything on the internet so this is my last hope.

Thanks already!
- DaveyL

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...17&postcount=3

Nummerke 8 ;) Is wel nie gratis :)

Free alternative?

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Thanks for the link, but isn't there any free alternative to unlock it

Originally Posted by DaveyL

Thanks for the link, but isn't there any free alternative to unlock it

how to check if my phone is lock or unlockeD?

Originally Posted by wenxi

how to check if my phone is lock or unlockeD?

Put a sim-card from another profider in it,
Does it work, the phone is unlocked.
Does it NOT work the phone is locked.

Originally Posted by Tom Lenferink

Put a sim-card from another profider in it,
Does it work, the phone is unlocked.
Does it NOT work the phone is locked.

sorry but what is profideR?

Originally Posted by wenxi

sorry but what is profideR?

In your case is Starhub your profider.
Next to Starhub your Singapore has other profiders, try a sim-card from another.

He wanted to say provider,
Basicly your 'operator' or carrier

If your device is SIM locked, like the iPhones,
You cannot call or text anyone without the sim-card from AT&T
If you however sim-unlock your phone, It doesn't matter anymore

Now, I don't think there is a free one just yet... could take a while,
I think it's better to pay for the unlock then... :)

You could do alot worse than emailing your provider and asking them for a SIM unlock code (include your IMEI in the email).

I did this recently with Vodafone in the UK, expecting them to say it'll cost £££ blah blah blah, but much to my surprise they simply emailed me back with the code.

It all depends on which country you're in and the policy of your provider about unlocking handsets.

At the website of my profider, carrier or operator i can get the unlockcode by SMS!

Try like Mr Anderson discribed in post #9.

As we say in Holland: You have a NO, (Maybe) you can get a YES!