Iphone 4 ERROR 1004 IMEI-- NO--

Hello, I have a problem with iphone OS4.1 4.
The phone worked fine until I restore a mistake gave me the error 1004, when I pulled out of recovery mode surprise was that there was no IMEI and firmware and does not work WIFI and BT's. I tried to do it again restore the update but nothing ... now the phone no longer work at all always ask RESTORE / support contact.
There bonding solution for dealing with the return telefonu's IMEI etc.
Message was edited by: Bogdan Nitu

Sounds vaguely like you have a hacked phone which has been restored to factory settings by the restore and needs a SIM from a specific carrier to start up again.
Where did you buy the phone ?

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