CaitlinCatone
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I'm back!! lol okay quick question since I already rooted my merit and still have the su files and everything still in the correct place on my computer, can I plug in another merit and just repeat the process?
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Hieuster
You don't have to root the phone to swop SIM cards. The phones are not locked to a network. All you have to do is put the SIM card in & setup your APN settings for it. The best way is to get on WiFi & get the Tweaker app. It will do the rest for you.
Is this a ST or Net10 phone? Who's SIM are you trying to use?
I just went & got a Net10 phone yesterday, put a ST SIM in it, & set up the correct APN. From the home screen push menu go to System settings/Wirless & Networks/Mobile Networks/Access Point Names/ then push menu. Select New APN & enter the new APN settings.
Did you try Tweaker?
Is this a AT&T phone?
Don't sweat it jcase when she re posted this the steps got all screwed up. Your original method was concise and clear. This repost has caused a lot of issues for people. Keep up the good work man and thanks again for allowing us root on these low end phones. All your hard work helped me out emmensily!
I'm not stressing I just get irritated, but at least she linked back. Half of the reposts don't link or mention, and some ask for donations.
Always willing to hit a device without root, doesnt matter if low end or not. Just ask
I'm not stressing I just get irritated, but at least she linked back. Half of the reposts don't link or mention, and some ask for donations.
Always willing to hit a device without root, doesnt matter if low end or not. Just ask
I dont understand why all the step by steps was removed from here?Moderator edit:
Please reference jcase's thread here:
for information about rooting your ZTE Merit.