Urgent Help Needed: Restoring IMEI on Realme 9i 5G (RMX3612)

[rishukewat038]

Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out to the Martview Forum community for some urgent assistance with my Realme 9i 5G (RMX3612). Recently, I’ve encountered an issue where my IMEI numbers have been lost or corrupted. As you can imagine, this has rendered my phone practically useless for making calls or connecting to networks.

**Here's a brief overview of my situation:**

- **Device Model:** Realme 9i 5G (RMX3612)
- **Issue:** IMEI numbers are missing or corrupted
- **Previous Attempts:** I’ve tried some basic troubleshooting steps like restarting the phone and checking for system updates, but nothing has worked so far.

**What I’m Looking For:**

I need guidance on how to restore or repair the IMEI numbers on my Realme 9i 5G. If anyone has experience with this issue or knows of any reliable methods or tools, your help would be greatly appreciated.

**Any advice or solutions related to:**

1. **Restoring IMEI using software tools**
2. **Flashing firmware or stock ROM that might resolve the issue**
3. **Any potential risks or precautions to take during this process**
4. **Contacting Realme support or service centers**

Thank you so much in advance for your time and assistance. Your expertise could really help me get my phone back in working order.

Best regards,

rishukewat038

 

[mian.sajid]

Your phone Mediatek Dimensity 810 (6 nm)
1st see baseband is alive?
If baseband is ok then write nvrm and nvdata file .
Use infinity box for fix baseband.

 

[mansoor124890]

Also facing same issue realme 9i 5g

 

[yasirkhabb]

Also facing same issue realme 9i 5g

 

[Thomas7070]

To fix your Realme 9i 5G, you often need specialized software like Pandora Box or UnlockTool. These tools can repair the "Invalid IMEI" error by rewriting the original numbers found on your phone's box. First, try flashing the official stock ROM using a PC Ome TV. This can sometimes restore the corrupted NVRAM data partition where the IMEI is stored.

Back up your data before starting, as these technical repairs usually wipe the device and carry a risk of "hard-bricking" it. If software tools fail, CooMeet, the issue might be a hardware fault in the baseband chip. In that case, visiting an authorized Realme service center is the safest way to ensure a permanent and legal repair.