USB firmware for "dead" Nokia phones using the Phoenix program. How to reflash “dead” Nokia phones using the Phoenix program Firmware for nokia 6233 phoenix

USB firmware of "dead" Nokia phones using the Phoenix program

If you lost your Nokia phone, then this article will help you restore your phone.

After reading the article, you can flash a Nokia phone that won’t turn on using the Phoenix program in the so-called “DEAD MOD” mode. This work is written in simple, accessible language, so any owner of a Nokia phone can use it.

What do we need?

1 . Firmware for your phone. I recommend the latest version.
2 . Phone, USB cable, fully charged battery.
3 . Installed program.
4 . Computer with Windows XP, Vista. XP recommended.
5 . All Nokia-related programs (Nokia Ovi suite, Nokia PC suite, Nokia Software Update, various utilities, etc.) must be removed from the computer. Otherwise, problems that we don’t need may arise.
So let's get started.

Main part

We turn off the phone, remove the battery, and put it back in place. Install the latest version of the NFCD (Nokia Flashing cable driver) driver. We take it from the corresponding topic on the forum, unless, of course, it was installed earlier. Note: we can find out about the installed drivers by looking at installation/uninstallation: Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs. We insert the cable, briefly press the power button (three to four seconds) on the phone, WINDOWS will find two new devices from Nokia (they will disappear after 3 seconds). Repeat this procedure five or six times with an interval of 20 seconds.

Reboot the computer. We install the latest version of Nokia firmware previously downloaded from our website. Launch the Phoenix program by clicking on the shortcut on the desktop called “Phoenix”. We are waiting for it to launch. In the window that appears, open the “File” tab, then “Open Product”.

In the window that appears, select “RM” of our phone. RM can be found by removing the battery cover. Also, in fact, we will find out the product code. I was flashing the Nokia 6120, which has “RM-243”, therefore I chose it.

After selecting RM, click "OK". Now go to the "tab" Firmware Update".

In the window that appears to the right of "Product Code" click "..."

A selection of product codes will appear.

Choose the one you like (since they are all in Russian). Personally, I left the one I had. Then click "OK". In the new window, check the box next to Dead phone USB flashing.

And press " Refurbish". The message "--- Press phone power button! ---".

After the message, press the power button on the phone until the firmware itself starts. I held the power button for 3 seconds and the firmware started automatically.

That's it, our device is stitched. Now it will turn on itself and we can disconnect it from the PC. In Phoenix, close all windows before turning off.

Voiced video instructions for flashing Nokia phone firmware via Phoenix in dead mode.

Note. Usually it is not possible to flash it the first time; various errors may appear in the log. This is normal. The main thing is not to give up and repeat the above process until the firmware is successfully installed.

Advice. If you have tried many times and still do not succeed, then you need to remove the battery and insert it back. Then repeat the firmware process again.

Advice. Read carefully so that there are no unnecessary questions later!

Everything you do, you do at your own peril and risk, the author of the publication, as well as the administration of this resource, do not bear any responsibility for your actions and possible consequences.

Flashing a NOKIA phone using the Phoenix Service program. May 13th, 2012

Current Mood: hyper

To flash your phone's firmware you will need:

Actually the phone itself :)

Cable (cord): DKU-2, CA-53, DKE-2, CA-101... - the one that comes with your phone.

Phoenix Service Software + Crack for Phoenix + Diego.

Firmware – installer. (Attention! You cannot flash to a lower version than the one already in the phone. Checking the firmware version of NOKIA phones: *#0000#). We get firmware for Nokia here.

Let's start installing programs:

If you have PC Suite installed on your computer, be sure to remove it. It is advisable to clean the registry of its remnants.

Install the Diego program.

Launch Crack.exe (no need to install yet. Just run it).

Install Phoenix Service Software. During installation, a message will appear that the installation cannot continue (Instalation cannot complete without a Dongle). Place 2 windows side by side (Error message and Crack.exe installation window). Click Retry and at the same moment continue installing Crack.exe (replacing all files if necessary). This must be done at the same time. If you don’t have time, the error will appear again; if you have time, the installation will continue.

After installing Phoenix Service, unsigned Windows drivers will be installed. Click "continue" everywhere.

Then you need to install crack_phoenix_service_sw_2006_44_6_163 in the folder where you installed Phoenix.

Install the cable driver - you can get it here.

All Phoenix Service Software is installed.

Let's proceed to the firmware process itself:

Launch Phoenix Service Software, click File => Manage Connections, click the Add button, add a new user. In the connection settings, select the USB item and click the Finish button.

We connect the cable to the switched on phone with a CHARGED battery. The computer must detect the phone, install drivers, etc.

In the Phoenix program, click File => Scan Product (Ctrl+R). An icon in the form of a connected cable will appear in the lower right corner of the program.

In the program, go to the Flashing/Firmfare Update tab. If you already have the full firmware installed for your phone, the Product Code will automatically display the firmware version. To change the Product Code and firmware language, click the square opposite Product Code and select the desired one.

Click Start... After 6-8 minutes you have updated firmware in your phone... During the flashing process, the phone will turn off, a couple of new devices will be found, the phone will go into Test Mode, then after the firmware is finished it will turn on again and you will have a new one installed firmware... Click Close, close the program, disconnect the cable, check the phone.

If you need to flash a phone that won't turn on, the flashing procedure is slightly different:

Unpack the downloaded firmware.

Launch Phoenix Service Software, click File => Manage Connections, Select the connection mode: NO CONNECT, or move it to the first place using the arrows on the right if you have already selected the USB mode before. Click “Apply”. Close the window and click the Finish button.

We connect the cable to the switched off phone with a CHARGED battery.

Click File/Open Product - a window opens in which you must select what you need (for Nokia 6233, for example, this is Nokia 6233-RM-145). Let's open it.

Click “Flashing/Firmware Update”, opposite Product Code click on the square and select the language you need (product code).

Check the box “Dead phone USB flashing”.

Click “Start”. A countdown will begin in the window. At this time, briefly press the ON button. on the phone (if this is done for the first time, then Windows will find two new devices and install them itself). The program should see the phone and the firmware process will begin. When the firmware is finished, a window will appear informing you that the process is complete. The phone should turn on...

What do we need?

So let's get started.

Main part

1. Turn off the phone, remove the battery, and put it back in place. Install [NFCD driver (Nokia Flashing cable driver) latest version. We take it from the corresponding topic on the forum, unless, of course, it was installed earlier.

Note: We can find out about installed drivers by looking at installation/uninstallation: Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs.

2. Insert the cable, briefly press the power button (three to four seconds) on the phone, WINDOWS will find two new devices from Nokia (they will disappear after 3 seconds). Repeat this procedure five or six times with an interval of 20 seconds.

3. Reboot the computer. We install the one previously downloaded from our website. Launch the Phoenix program by clicking on the shortcut on the desktop called “Phoenix”. We are waiting for it to launch. In the window that appears, open the “File” tab, then “Open Product”.

4. In the window that appears, select “RM” of our phone. RM can be found by removing the battery cover. Also, in fact, we will find out the product code. I was flashing Nokia 5228, which has “RM-625”, therefore I chose it.

5. After selecting RM, click "OK". Now go to the "Firmware Update" tab.
In the window that appears to the right of "Product Code" click "..."
A selection of product codes will appear.

6. Choose the one you like (since they are all in Russian). Personally, I left the one I had. Then click "OK". In the new window, check the box next to Dead phone USB flashing.

7. And click "Refurbish". The message "---Press phone power button! ---" appears.
After the message, press the power button on the phone until the firmware itself starts. I held the power button for 3 seconds and the firmware started automatically.

8. That's it, our device is stitched. Now it will turn on itself and we can disconnect it from the PC. In Phoenix, close all windows before turning off.

Note. Usually it is not possible to flash it the first time; various errors may appear in the log. This is normal. The main thing is not to give up and repeat the above process until the firmware is successfully installed.

Advice. If you have tried many times and still do not succeed, then you need to remove the battery and insert it back. Then repeat the firmware process again.

Good luck!

Just in case, detailed video how to flash Nokia 5228 using Phoenix program

Instructions >
USB firmware of “dead” Nokia phones using the Phoenix program
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all files are archived in .zip format. To install, unzip and transfer to your Nokia 5228 phone. You can install from your phone using a file manager, for example

Introduction
After reading the article, you can flash a phone that won’t turn on. Nokia through the Phoenix program in the so-called "DEAD MOD" mode. This work is written in simple, accessible language, so any owner of a Nokia phone can use it.

What do we need necessary?

So let's get started.

Main part
Turn off the phone, remove the battery, put it back. For phones with a non-removable battery: turn off the phone, hold down the power button for 8 seconds (up to three vibrations). Note: we can find out about installed drivers by looking at install/uninstall: Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs. For phones without a USB charging function: insert the cable, briefly press the power button (for one or two seconds) on the phone, for phones with a USB charging function: just connect the cable with the phone turned off to the computer (no need to press anything), WINDOWS will find two new devices from Nokia(they will disappear after 3 seconds). Repeat this procedure two to three times with an interval of 5 seconds.

Install previously downloaded from our website latest version. "IMPORTANT": We connect a phone without a USB charging function to the computer, a phone with a USB charging function - we disconnect it from the computer! Launch the program Phoenix by clicking on the desktop shortcut called "Phoenix". We are waiting for it to launch. In the window that appears, open the deposit " File", then " Open Product ".

In the window that appears, select " R.M."of our phone. RM can be found out by removing the battery cover. Also, in fact, we find out the product code. I flashed the one that has "RM-588", therefore, I chose it.

After selecting RM, click "OK". Now go to the "tab" Firmware Update ".

In the window that appears to the right of "Product Code" click "..."

A selection of product codes will appear.

Choose the one you like (since they are all in Russian). Personally, I left the one I had. Then click "OK". In the new window, check the box next to Dead phone USB flashing and click "Options"..

A window with our firmware files will appear. At the bottom we will see a red file - we need to select and delete it (Select it, press “delete”, confirm by clicking on “Ok” and at the bottom click “Ok”). If there is no red file, we do not delete anything.

After that, click “Refurbish”, we will see a window with six-point instructions.

In this window, click “OK” and immediately: for phones without a USB charging function, briefly (1-2 seconds) press the power button on the phone; for phones with a USB charging function, simply connect the cord with the phone turned off to the computer.( When the phone is detected, the computer will make a sound when a new device is connected) The firmware process should begin.

That's it, our device is stitched. Now it will turn on itself and we can disconnect it from the PC. In Phoenix, close all windows before turning off.

Note: Usually it is not possible to flash it the first time; various errors may appear in the log. This is normal. The main thing is not to give up and repeat the above process until the firmware is successfully installed.

Advice . If you have tried many times and still do not succeed, then you need to remove the battery and insert it back. Then repeat the firmware process again.

Good luck! Eliseev Alexey USB firmware of "dead" Nokia phones using the Phoenix program

Let's look at how to reflash "dead" Nokia phones that won't turn on using the Phoenix utility program. The screenshots were taken using the firmware of a Nokia N8-00 phone as an example, but this procedure is suitable for all Nokia BB5 platform phones.

This guide is a translation of the article:

NOTE:

This article is not a guide to action. All responsibility for the firmware of your device lies with you. Please be aware that you may void your manufacturer's warranty.
The phone battery must be charged (you can check it on another phone).
It is recommended to close all applications (on your computer).
Phoenix does not check the phone's software version, and if an older version is installed, the phone may not turn on; therefore use the latest firmware version.
Always use the correct firmware version and check the product code on the sticker under the battery!

What will you need?

USB data cable (miniUSB or microUSB).
Nokia BB5 platform phone
installed Nokia Phoenix Service Software
suitable Nokia software

The procedure for flashing dead Nokia phones

1. Disconnect the phone from the cable. Make sure your phone is turned off. If necessary, remove and reinsert the battery.

2. Unpack the downloaded software into the “Products” folder in the Phoenix program directory (for example, “C:Program FilesNokiaPhoenixProductsRM-XXX”).

3. Run Phoenix Service Software in Administrator mode. (Windows Vista, 7: right-click -> select Run as administrator from the context menu; XP: log on as administrator).

In the Connections drop-down menu, select the connection type “NO CONNECTION”.

4. From the File menu, select the Open Product option.

5. A window will appear in which you will need to select a mobile phone code. The product code is located on a sticker under the mobile phone battery. (Usually it looks like RM-xxx)

6. In the Flashing menu, select the Firmware Update option.

7. A window will appear in which you need to click the “…” button in the upper right corner to select the language pack / product code that you want to reflash.

8. A selection window will appear. Select the product code/language pack you require and click OK.

9. In the Firmware Update window, check the Dead phone USB flashing box to update the firmware of a “dead” phone.

10. Click the "Update Software" button to start the firmware update procedure.

If after updating the firmware the phone does not turn on, try running the procedure again, but instead of “Update Software”, click the “Refurbish” recovery button!

11. A window with instructions will appear. Follow these instructions: Disconnect the USB cable, press and hold the phone's power button for at least 8 seconds, then connect the USB cable and press the OK button in the window (if this method does not work, press the OK button, then press the phone's power button and immediately connect the USB cable ).

12. After this, the phone firmware update process should start.

13. When the phone firmware update process is completed, a window will appear: “Firmware updating succeded.”

14. Disconnect your phone from the cable and try to turn it on. It may happen that the phone does not turn on. This problem may be caused by a hardware failure, an outdated firmware version, or a gray (uncertified) phone.