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<Run Text="This tool may cause irrevocable damage and/or data loss when applied to any target device. As such please ensure that you fully comprehend and accept the " />
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<Run Text="If you appreciate the countless hours of hacking, research and development I put into creating this tool then consider " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&amp;hosted_button_id=VY8N7BCBT9CS4">buying me a beer</Hyperlink>
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<Run Text="This section explains some basic information about using this tool. I suggest you take a few minutes and read this section thoroughly to help avoid problems and surprises. However please remember that any damage caused to a device during the use of this tool is your responsibility solely." />
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<Run Text="Compatibility of this tool largely depends on the bootloader of the phone. The bootloaders of Lumia phones consist of different parts. Different bootphases are implemented by Qualcomm, Intel, Nokia and Microsoft. The earliest Windows Phone 8 based Lumia's are based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chipset. For reference I will call the bootloaders of these phones: " />
<Run Text="&quot;Lumia Bootloader Spec A&quot;" FontStyle="Italic" />
<Run Text=". Windows Phone Internals version 1 was written to target those Lumia's." />
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<Run Text="Later models are based on Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 - 800 series. Qualcomm refactored a significant part of their bootloader-code for these new chipsets. And at the same time Nokia also made significant changes to their parts of the bootloader. For reference I will call the bootloaders of these phones: " />
<Run Text="&quot;Lumia Bootloader Spec B&quot;" FontStyle="Italic" />
<Run Text=". So by introducing Lumia's based on the new Qualcomm chipsets all my earlier exploits were rendered useless. I had to find new exploits for defeating the new SecureBoot code, for flashing custom ROM's and for entering Mass Storage mode. Windows Phone Internals version 2 also targets Lumia phones with Bootloader Spec B now." />
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<Run Text="My old exploits have been proven to work on all Lumia's with Bootloader Spec A. My new exploits should be working on all Lumia's with Bootloader Spec B. I have tested a lot of models, but not all. So I cannot be sure yet that the new exploits work on all models. It is possible that some models have modified bootloaders which may not be compatible. When a phone turns out to be incompatible when trying to unlock it, it will end up in Flash mode, and it will not be able to boot the OS anymore. In this case it will always be possible to flash a stock ROM to get the phone booting again. Here is a list which shows what Bootloader Spec was used for different Lumia models. It also shows which OS versions are supported for enabling Root Access."/>
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<Bold>Lumia models with Bootloader Spec A</Bold><LineBreak />
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- Lumia 520, 521, 525, 526 <LineBreak />
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<Bold>Lumia models with Bootloader Spec B</Bold><LineBreak />
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- Lumia 1520 <LineBreak />
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- Lumia 950, 950 XL
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<Bold>Supported OS versions for Root Access on models with Bootloader Spec A</Bold><LineBreak />
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- 8.10.12393.890 <LineBreak />
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- 8.10.14219.341 <LineBreak />
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<Bold>Supported OS versions for all Lumia's</Bold><LineBreak />
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- 10.0.10586.107 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.10586.318 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.10586.494 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.15063.0 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.15063.297 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.15254.1 <LineBreak />
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- 10.0.15254.16 (Insider build) <LineBreak />
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- 10.0.15254.158 (Insider and production builds) <LineBreak />
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- 10.0.15254.547 <LineBreak />
- 10.0.15254.603
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<Run Text="Required Third Party Downloads" FontSize="18" FontWeight="Bold" Foreground="#FF3753A6" />
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<Run Text="There are a number of third party components which must be downloaded and in some cases installed before you can use this tool." />
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<Run Text="Lumia drivers" FontWeight="Bold" Foreground="#FF3753A6" />
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<Run Text="The majority of the Lumia drivers which are required by this tool are installed by the " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=525569">Windows Device Recovery Tool</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=". Please download and install this tool on the computer on which you will run this tool." />
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<Run Text="When the bootloader is being unlocked, the phone needs to be switched to Qualcomm Emergency Download mode." />
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<Run Text="To enable communication with your phone whilst it is in this mode you must install one of the following drivers, both of which are supported by the tool."/>
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<Run Text=" This exposes the phone in emergency mode as a WinUSB device. This "/>
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.google.com/search?q=%22emergencydownloaddriver.msi%22">google search</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" will help you locate the driver."/>
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<Run Text=" This exposes the phone as a serial device whilst in this emergency mode. This "/>
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.google.com/search?q=%22qcser.inf%22">google search</Hyperlink>
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<Run FontWeight="Bold" Text="WARNING: "/>
<Run Text="I would strongly suggest to use the Microsoft / Nokia driver. Eventhough the Qualcomm driver is supported, I have seen some unexpected behavior when using this driver. If Windows Phone Internals freezes when the phone is switched to or through Emergency Mode, first make sure you have a driver installed for Emergency Mode. If the phone is exposed as serial COM port, then you should uninstall the driver and install the WinUSB driver from Microsoft." />
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<Run Text="The downloaded driver may come as an msi package which can simply be run/installed. Alternatively if the driver package comes as an archive it will contain an INF file which can be installed with this command line:-" />
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<Run Text=" PNPUtil.exe -i -a PATH_TO_YOUR_FILE.INF" FontFamily="Courier New" FontSize="12" />
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<Run FontWeight="Bold" Text="NOTE: "/>
<Run Text="Whilst in emergency mode the phone will appear in device manager as having the device ID &quot;VID_05C6&amp;PID_9008&quot;." />
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<Run Text="FFU file" FontWeight="Bold" Foreground="#FF3753A6" />
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<Run Text="The process of unlocking the bootloader depends on a ROM image for your target phone. Downloading such ROM images (FFU files) has become much easier with Windows Phone Internals version 2. Basically you just connect the phone, go to the " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="Download">Download</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" page of this tool and download the ROM image."/>
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<Run FontWeight="Bold" Text="NOTE: " />
<Run Text="If you are about to unlock a phone with Bootloader Spec B, then you also click the &quot;Download all&quot; button. This will download the FFU file and also the emergency programmer files. If the FFU file contains an OS version which is not supported by Windows Phone Internals SecureBoot Unlock version 2, the this will also automatically download an additional FFU file to extract the necessary files from it." />
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<Run Text=" There is a "/>
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096045">known bug</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" related to Samsung branded memory which is used in some Lumia phones. This bug can be triggered during flashing both with official and unofficial tools and during OS updates and will render the entire eMMC (flash memory) to become write protected." />
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<Run Text="If this bug is trigged it " />
<Run FontWeight="Bold" Text="is not"/>
<Run Text=" caused by this tool (official tools also trigger it) but instead it is a fault caused by a combination of the Samsung eMMC bug and recent eMMC drivers." />
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<Run Text="It is possible that tweakers may be able to modify drivers or restore an old driver to avoid this problem using the access provided by this tool." />
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<Run Text="Lumia Emergency Programmer" FontWeight="Bold" Foreground="#FF3753A6" />
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<Run Text="The tool requires an emergency programmer for the device that you are unlocking. There is a different programmer for every phone model. The emergency programmer can also be downloaded by using the " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="Download">Download</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" page of this tool. In some cases the emergency files cannot be found this way and you will need to download the emergency files yourself. This " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Lumia 650 emergency files%22">google search</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" may yield some relevant results." />
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<Run Text="Engineering SBL3" FontWeight="Bold" Foreground="#FF3753A6" />
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<Run Text="Engineering phones can be switched to Mass Storage Mode. When in this mode the phone acts as if it is removable hard drive allowing full access to the flash memory. This mode is not implemented in retail ROM images. For phones with Bootloader Spec B this is not a problem, because Windows Phone Internals is able to locate all necessary resources to unlock Mass Storage Mode on these phone. If you want to unlock Mass Storage Mode on a phone with Bootloader Spec A, then you need to select an image from an engineering phone which contains an SBL3 partition." />
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<Run Text="This tool will try to extract the SBL3 partition from either an FFU file or a raw image. This " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Lumia%22+%22Engineering%22+%22FFU%22">google search</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" may yield some relevant results. But remember to verify the OEM and CPU from the image you download. The engineering SBL3 must come from a phone or image that is from the same OEM and has the same CPU as your target device. " />
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<Run Text="If you are unable to obtain an engineering image, you must first dump your phones ROM image, then apply the desired changes to this image and finally flash the modified image back onto your device." />
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<Run Text="SecureBoot is a chain of integrity checks which prevents any modifications to system-files that has the following phases." />
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<Hyperlink NavigateUri="UnlockBoot">Unlocking the bootloader</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" will disable the integrity checks in bootloader (e.g. the first stage of SecureBoot). This is a mandatory requirement that enables changes to the subsequent stages of the secure boot chain. Therefore you must unlock the bootloader before you enable Root Access." />
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<Run Text="As for flashing Custom ROM's there is a difference in the approach for Bootloaders Spec A and Bootloaders Spec B. The &quot;Custom flash&quot; exploit, which is used for the phones with Bootloader Spec B, works even on phones which did not unlock the bootloader yet. So you can start flashing a Custom ROM straight away. But the first time you will use the Custom flash on such phone, it will need to find a Flashing Profile first. It will be done automatically. During this phase the phone may reboot quite a few times. Although it may look as if the phone is in a reboot-loop, you should not interfere with the process. This reboot-loop will end after Windows Phone Internals was able to find a working Flashing Profile." />
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<Run Text="Unlocking the bootloader of the phone requires a certain version of UEFI on your phone. This tool will verify this version. If it is not possible to perform the Flash-operation you will be notified and you will need to run Windows Updates on your phone or flash a newer ROM to your phone before you can proceed." />
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<Run Text="The unlock sequence for Lumia's with bootloader spec B depends on a certain &quot;Boot order&quot;. Right after a Full Flash or right after you relocked a phone, this boot order is different. When you flash an FFU, you can interrupt the boot immediately, before it has completed its first boot. If you would then try to unlock the bootloader, this will fail halfway. This problem will be detected and the changes will be rolled back. A simple reboot will solve the problem; the boot order is restored. After that you can start the unlock sequence again." />
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<Run Text="This mode allows direct access to the eMMC (flash memory) of the phone at sector and file levels. This means it is possible to directly patch system-files. Once in mass storage mode the phone will appear as a removable hard drive in Windows." />
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<Run Text="Be very careful with this feature as it can cause irreparable damage to your phone. In particular be aware of the following:-" />
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<Run Text="You will notice that some files or folders cannot be accessed due to its security-settings. Do not alter the security-settings to get access to these files! Instead run a file-browser under the SYSTEM account to access these files and folders. Download and install " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649.aspx">Sysinternals PsTools</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" and a " />
<Hyperlink NavigateUri="https://www.google.nl/?#&amp;q=freeware+file+manager">3rd party file manager</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=". Then launch the file manager like this:-" />
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<Hyperlink NavigateUri="UnlockRoot">Root Access</Hyperlink>
<Run Text=" is a set of hacks that unleashes the power of your Windows Phone:" />
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<Run Text="When all ACL, Capability and Privileges checks are disabled, it means that you have access to all system resources, which effectively means you have Root Access. Apps will still run in a &quot;Low Box&quot;, because the Low Box security token contains information that is necessary for app to be able to communicate with the system. Some API's deny access to threads that run with a Low Box token. Root Access disables the account logon checks, which allows an app to logon an account and create a thread with non-Lowboxed security token. This thread will also have access to these forbidden API's." />
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<Run Text="Root Access also implements Windows Phone Jailbreak, which lets you install Homebrew apps on your phone." />
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<Run Text="Root Access can be applied directly on the phone through Mass Storage Mode or it can be applied to a mounted ROM image." />
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<Run Text="Root Access must be implemented differently for every version of the Windows Phone Operating System. This tool aims to support the most popular versions of the OS. The Patch Engine is very flexible. Future versions will add support for additional versions of the Windows Phone Operating System." />
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<Run Text="A custom ROM can be built on a live phone and then captured to a ROM image. The phone needs to have unlocked Mass Storage mode. After you applied all changes to the phone, you should Hard Reset the phone and create a backup of the reinitialized phone at the moment it is about to perform a clean boot for the first time. When you create a backup of the phone in this state, the user will have to perform the cold-boot procedure, just as if a stock ROM was flashed to the phone." />
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<Run Text="Follow these steps for a complete Build and Capture:-" />
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