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Microsoft-approved tool fixes your walshed Windows Phone, helps you get official updates once more and it’s a ChevronWP7-tested, Microsoft-approved program for pulling your phone out of Bizzaro World and setting things right……….

If you want to walshed your Windows Phone device at any point since the tool was released, you should know you won’t be eligible for future updates, Microsoft warned users about this, and then released a statement soon after stating that a tool to normalize such devices was being validated. That tool is now available, Chris Walsh created the tool which was approved and validated by Microsoft and this tool will allow all users with already Walshed devices to return to an update-eligible state. Microsoft previously released a security update blocking the Walshed devices from receiving any future updates, but this support tool will now allow updates again.

Chris Walsh’s Blog Post :

A while ago I created an updater to avert the normal update procedures as I was tired of waiting for Telstra to release my updates.  While this tool worked, it didn’t update fully in certain scenarios and ONLY on certain phones.So when the Security Update came out, phones were throwing a rather specific error code “80180048”  when trying to update.With the existence of an update I was able to further test my tool on how phones would behave with future updates.  Which led me to realise, in CERTAIN scenarios phones wouldn’t update, but yet others would.  Which led to the creation of this tool.  This tool has been tested by Brandon and his team and I have approval to release it to users for use.Once you’ve installed the Windows Phone Support Tools, extract the “Walshed” Phone Support Tool to a folder and execute WPST.exe.Again, make sure you select ONLY the languages installed onto your device.  Once completed, try and update via zune, if it prompts you to update to 7392, great, if it doesn’t,  It means that update isn’t available for you just yet as your carrier hasn’t approved it.

 

 

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