What kind of replacement screen did you get? I can't remember where I saw it (or even if it was specific to iCopy), but I read that one programmer specifically said it didn't support the Incell LCDs. I'll see if I can find that reference, but it's a moot point if you bought an OLED replacement and not a cheap LCD.
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Having used device programmers for years, it's possible you're getting a false positive on the data being written. Can you read back the data written to the replacement screen and verify that it matches what you read from the original screen?
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Having used device programmers for years, it's possible you're getting a false positive on the data being written. Can you read back the data written to the replacement screen and verify that it matches the MtSN you read from the phone?
Hi Jason,
What kind of replacement screen did you get? I can't remember where I saw it (or even if it was specific to iCopy), but I read that one programmer specifically said it didn't support the Incell LCDs. I'll see if I can find that reference, but it's a moot point if you bought an OLED replacement and not a cheap LCD.
Having used device programmers for years, it's possible you're getting a false positive on the data being written. Can you read back the data written to the replacement screen and verify that it matches what you read from the original screen?