Huawei Hg8145v5 Unlock Instant

Try these combinations (case sensitive):

| Username | Password | Success Rate | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | telecomadmin | admintelecom | High (Global default) | | root | admin | Medium | | admin | 123456 | Low | | telecomadmin | nE7jA%5m | High (Older Huawei models) |

There are two main approaches here.

Method A: Booting into a failsafe/generic mode (Often works on V5) You can try to force the router to load a default configuration by changing the boot arguments. This tricks the router into thinking it is booting for the first time or ignoring the ISP's encrypted config. huawei hg8145v5 unlock

Input this command (syntax may vary slightly based on U-Boot version):

setenv bootargs console=ttyAMA0,115200 root=/dev/mtdblock2 rootfstype=squashfs

(Note: /dev/mtdblock2 is an example. You must verify which block is the root filesystem using printenv.)

A safer, more common trick for Huawei V5 devices is modifying the WAP mode variable: Try these combinations (case sensitive): | Username |

setenv sw_standby 0
saveenv
reset

Or forcing the router to accept a firmware update:

setenv update_mode 1
saveenv
reset

Method B: Dumping the Configuration (Advanced) If the above does not work, you can use the bootloader to read the memory where the password is stored.

  • You would then need to scroll through the hex dump to find the string telecomadmin followed by a password string. This requires patience and knowledge of Hex/ASCII conversion.

    • Default shell is BusyBox (restricted) – no ls, cd, etc. You need to load a full shell. (Note: /dev/mtdblock2 is an example

    Run these commands one by one:

    load pack
? (to see if shell becomes unlocked)

    Or use the su method:

    su
shell

    If you still get WAP> prompt, try:

    set upport mode 1
set upport port 1

    For V500R020, you may need to downgrade the shell using a firmware payload or binwalk extract of shell.bin.