Windows Phone 8.1 Jailbreak: Easy Method for Every Phone [Lumia 630 as an Example]

Till now, jailbreaking a Windows Phone has been very hard. OK, straight to the core — just follow the steps below.

Step 1: Download the software

To get started, download the software from Downloads named "Chinese Software to Unlock WP" (about 9 MB).

DOWNLOAD LINK

Step 2: Connect and rename your phone

Before installing the software, connect your phone via a USB data cable and rename the phone to "Lumia 920".

Note: For phones like the 510, 520, 610, 620, 625, 630..., you can use this software to download apps that are not available for your phone. Don't worry, it works smoothly on low-RAM phones. 

Step 3: Install the software

Install the software now. It is in Chinese, so take your time and install it carefully, just like installing any other software.

Step 4: Unlock your phone

Open the software. It will ask for administrator permission; if it doesn't, run it as administrator.

Then connect your phone (you must have an active internet connection on your PC).

Wait for a few minutes: the locked red signal will change to green, showing that your phone is dev-unlocked without any payment.

Note: Some phones show an error. Don't worry, just try again and it will unlock.

Step 5: Install apps for free

Open the Games section in the software. If you know Chinese, you can do it from here. For those who don't know Chinese:

• Go to the Games section and select the third tab — it will show some apps like UC Browser.
• Click More at the right corner.
• Type the name of the paid app you want for free (like Pocket File Manager) and click Install.

If you have any questions, leave a comment.

Step 6: Fix the 10-app limit

After installing 10 apps using this trick, some phones won't allow more apps to be installed. If this happens, just move your apps to the SD card using Storage Sense.

Now enjoy the freedom of your Windows Phone!

This is for educational purposes only, so don't exploit it in any manner. Another thing: it will only work until Microsoft gets smart, says the cybroze team.