[Fayt]

Its been a while since I have checked up on this thread, but I had a recent discovery while working on an RCA Voyager III tablet that I would like to share. I was able to find the DiSA unlock code to the tablet and this should potentially work with any android device with the DiSA Lock on it.

So the first thing you will need to do is to use an OTG cable and usb keyboard to get in to the settings of the device to turn on USB debugging. This has been discussed before so I am not going to walk you through getting that enabled.

Once you have USB debugging enabled you need to hook the device up to your computer and open a command prompt (If your using Windows). In the command promp type "adb devices" without the quotes to make sure your device is connected properly. On the device you will need to allow the connection to your computer so check the box and hit allow in the box that pops up.

Now restart the device so that it is at the DiSa activation screen asking for the code. Once it is there type in your command prompt "adb logcat" without quotes. Information will start flying through the command prompt and should eventually come to a stop or slow down somewhat .

*WARNING!! You only get so many attempts at the lock so be careful if you have tried entering the wrong code a few times already.*

Next, type in any random 6 digits and hit ok. Your logcat should spew out some more information. You can hit control+C on your keyboard to cancel the logcat so you can go through and see what it recorded.

Not to far up in the logcat you should find something that says "hwid:786173". Your numbers will probably be different, but those 6 numbers are your unlock code.

Lastly, type in the 6 digits found next to your hwid in the logcat in to the DiSa activation screen and hit ok.

You should now be at the home screen and the DiSa lock is gone.

This should potentially work on any android device where you can enable USB debugging and use the logcat. I have only tested it on the RCA Voyager III. If you are worried you have entered a code too many times and don't want to attempt putting in a wrong code 1 more time then there may be another way to find the hwid, but I have not dug into that yet. I will add a screenshot of my logcat showing you my hwid so you have an idea of what to look for. There is a lot of information in the logcat so it can be easy to get lost in it.

Good Luck and feel free to ask any questions or message me. I don't check in here daily so be patient with me and I should get back to you as soon as I can.