ATT H950 - SIM Required for 5.1.1 OTA (after using unroot tool)? - LG G Flex 2

Hey guys, I unrooted/restored my 5.0.1 stock with the unroot/restore tool - to get the 5.1.1 OTA for my ATT H950, do I need to use a SIM card or can I just use LG PC Suite without a SIM in the phone? My SIM is currently in another phone, so I am wondering if I need to switch it out to get 5.1.1.

I believe you need the att sim in to do OTA.
Sent from my LG-H950

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Why you don't cut your SIM... ? and them update to 5.1.1... with OTA or donwload your ROM from sammobile.com .... ?

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