PAP2T protect from factory reset

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any body idea about how any service provider can protect IVR factory reset if any customer dial 73738 in sipura configuration menu .
is there any way to disabled such parameters at device level or it can done at time of manufacturing inj the LINKSYS
plz help its urgent
thanks
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Hi,
I think that if you setup password on both USER and ADMIN level, the factory reset even from phone shall ask for password.
Can you try that ?
UPDATE : of course at factory level those devices has lot of options to prevent access to certain functions, factory reset, provisioning and so on.
Message Edited by Scorpio-cz on 06-12-200709:19 AM

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I am also having this issue no play store no market what do I do? Not having this makes the phone just about useless!
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Get into settings ! Application manager
Scroll all the way to the right till you see disabled.
What is disabled there?
Did you go into your application drawer to look for the play store icon?

I recently purchased an iMac from a friend who factory reset it, and now I can't reinstall Mountain Lion?

     As the title says, I can't reinstall Mountain Lion. When I turn on the iMac, it send me straight to OX X Utilities. When I click on Reinstall Mountain Lion, it asks for my ID, but then states I did not purchase Mountain Lion. How do I fix this issue? I've tried asking Apple Support, but to no avail. I don't think the guy I spoke with understood what was going on.
I cannot get around OS X Utilities. There are only four options for me.
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Back Up (tried, nothing comes up)
Get Help Online (which is what I'm doing here)
Erase or Restore Utilities (I've checked this, it says my disks are not malfunctioning)
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     So now I'm here, hoping someone else who bought a used iMac from a friend who factory reset it and needs info on how to reinstall Mountain Lion can help me. I don't know what else to do. If I can't get this thing sorted out, I'll have to drive to the apple store. The closest one is 60 miles away, so I'm not looking forward to that. Is that my only option now? What can I do?
tl;dr I bought a used iMac from a friend who factory reset it, and now I don't know how to reinstall Mountain Lion. What are my options?

If the system didn't ship with Mountain Lion originally and you didn't purchase Mountain Lion yourself, then you will need to purchase. A purchase by the system's original owner cannot be transferred to you.
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http://www.apple.com/osx/how-to-upgrade/
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Apple Ipad has been factory reset and removed from manage devices but the new user can't register it under a new ID

iPad generation 2 has been factory reset, removed from managed devices, apple support, and the device still continues to say it's locked by my ID and cannot be unlocked and registered to a new ID.
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Even if you are sure you have done all of this, do it again slowly and in the order given:
Prepare your device to sell or give away
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I have an iphone and an ipad (which are connected by the same apple id) i broke the phone and sold it but i didnt get to factory reset it because it was broken, is there any way for me to wipe my iphone from my ipad?

i have an iphone and an ipad (which are connected by the same apple id) i broke the phone and sold it but i didnt get to factory reset it because it was broken, is there any way for me to wipe my iphone from my ipad?

Try this:
Open the "Find my iPhone" app on your iPad, fill in your AppleID and password at the start up screen, and you should see a list of all your devices and their current location, if connected to a Wi-Fi or mobile data network. Devices not connected will be shown as "offline". But you can still trap on the icon and hit "erase iPhone" in the right hand window.
If your iPhone is not listed, you did not activate this feature during the setup of the phone and it can't be erased remotely.
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I did a factory reset on my late 2008 MacBook from a Snow Leopard disc. It installed fine, but as soon as I began to use the computer (safari) it froze. Couldn't even force quit. So I held down the power button to turn it off, and now it won't start up.

I did a factory reset on my late 2008 MacBook from a Snow Leopard disc. It installed fine, but as soon as I began to use the computer (safari) it froze. Couldn't even force quit. So I held down the power button to turn it off, and now it won't start up. It goes to the grey Apple screen and just sits there loud as can be. Help! Please keep in mind I've not done anything like this before and am going to need a little hand-holding. Thanks in advance.

Hi. Don't worry it's nothing serious. Insert the Instal Disc (Snow Leopard) and press the C button while turning on the computer. Once you see the desktop, go to Utility and choose Disk Utility. Select the Macintosh Partition on the left window pane and then click on Repair Disk and Repair Disk Permissions on the bottom right corner. Wait for both processes to finish. Click on the Apple icon (top left corner) and choose quit. Your computer should restart. See if it reboots normally. If not you can always reinstall the OS following the same steps. Good luck!

I've purchased 9 songs from iTunes and a week later I decided to factory reset my iMac. How do I get the songs back?

I've purchased 9 songs from iTunes and a week later I decided to factory reset my iMac. How do I get the songs back?

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When I did the upgrade it resulted in a factory reset. Now all of my ringtones are gone from iTunes. Anyone have a solution?

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Qosmio X500/00X System Recovery (Factory Reset) From Hard Disk Drive or Separate Disk

Hey Guys,
Looking for your advice and any links if any...cheers in advance
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WOW, thanks Macius for that great, full and thorough reply...cheers mate
I suspected I didn't have a recovery partition - so thanks for confirming it as I planned to risk it and try! I guess it doesn't really matter why, and it would be futile to go and blame the re-seller or Toshiba at this late stage in the game in hopes they would help...
Yeah, I just went to Microsoft Software Recovery hoping to download Win 7 OS and create a recovery disk but of course Microsoft would NOT allow it due to it being software that was pre-installed on the device blah blah blah (see error image)
And I didn't bother back then in 2009 to create recovery media as you wisely descibed, mostly due to laziness and mentally putting it in the 'too hard basket'...I didn't really understand it - or much about computers at the time.
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Anyhow - thanks very much again
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I'm in a bit of a predicament. The Vista cd key on the bottom of the laptop has, of course, worn away and is mostly unreadable at this point and it was never written down. Also, there were never any recovery DVDs burned and I am no longer able to boot into windows so burning them now is not an option.
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My ipad automatically jumps from one app to other. it automatically types things randomly. i dont know what it wrong. Have shown it in a service center. they have done factory reset but problem still persist.

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The CDMA function worked well in the US and the GSM function worked equally well in Europe.
However, when I did remove the GSM card, the iPhone 5 stopped working.
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PAP2T protect from factory reset

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