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Errors like No Signal, No Service, and No SIM card are tagged among other network-related issues in Android devices. These errors are inevitable as the underlying cause may not just be on your end but likewise on your network service provider. Adverse symptoms would include unable to send and receive calls and text messages on
Just got a new Nokia 6 2018 smartphone and yet already facing a No SIM card error? If that is so, then this content is for you. Find out what you’re getting this error and how to get rid of it from your new Nokia smartphone. Among the early highlights in technology since January of
“No SIM Card” error is one of the common issues on Android devices. In this troubleshooting article, we’ll guide you on how to address the problem on Galaxy S10. How to fix “No SIM Card” error on Galaxy S10 “No SIM Card” error is usually a simple issue to fix. Most of the time, a
SIM card errors like the ones depicted by a No SIM card error prompt may denote a possible damage on the SIM card slot or SIM card itself. But in many cases, SIM card errors transpiring in contemporary mobile devices including basic, mid-range, and high-tiered smartphones are attributed to a minor or major software issue
When your phone doesn’t recognize the SIM card, chances are that the SIM card might be dislodged, not compatible, or worst, damaged. There are also other instances where SIM card errors are triggered by network problems or software issues on the phone that might have caused conflict with the network system. For as long as
Many factors can trigger networks errors to occur on your Huawei Mate 10 Lite or any other smartphones. Among the most prevalent errors is the No SIM card error. It means that your device failed to detect or recognize the SIM card. When this error occurs, other key services of your device like calling and
SIM card problems are few and far between but when they do occur, they can be some of the frustrating things to address. In this short guide, learn how to fix your Galaxy A80 that has “No SIM Card” error. Before we proceed, we want to remind you that if you are looking for solutions
We seem to be receiving some #SIM card related issues with the #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) so we looked into them but so far, nothing is alarming. SIM cards get damaged from time to time and the good thing about this unfortunate incident is that you can always ask your provider for another SIM
Welcome to another part in our focused troubleshooting series that tackles issues concerning the #Samsung Galaxy #Note5. In this latest installment we will tackle the Galaxy Note 5 SIM card not detected issue & other related problems. Several of our readers have sent us this type of issue which happens to occur randomly. One minute the
Hello Android fans! Here’s another #GalaxyS6 article that addresses 9 more issues reported by some members of our community for the past few days. If you don’t find anything useful in this one, be sure to continue watching for more of similar posts in the coming days. You can also visit our main Galaxy S6
Having mobile data connectivity problems on your Samsung Galaxy Note 3? This post might very well offer the solutions you’re looking for! Below are 8 problems shared by other Note 3 users to us. Most of these problems are likely to have network-related causes than device-related ones but we post them anyways to educate our
More camera-related questions have surfaced after Android Lollipop was rolled out several months ago so this post is dedicated to helping our readers having this problem. Below are some of the issues that are commonly happening in S5s around the world. We expect to add more posts about this topic so keep watching for more! If
We have already answered some questions regarding the Galaxy S3 “No SIM” card problem and errors related with it. However, the information we’ve provided wasn’t enough especially for non-savvy users pushing them to send us email asking us to provide more detailed tutorial on how to solve the problem. So here it is… Overview of
When your phone keeps prompting you with an error or warning message about a SIM card that is not inserted, it denotes that it’s unable to detect or read the SIM card. As a result, your device will not be able to carry out network-related functions such as calling and texting. There can only be
One of the problems I addressed in this post is about the #Samsung #GalaxyS6Edge that, according to our reader, turned off after the display got distorted and since then it just keeps on boot looping. This case is difficult to crack because it might be a hardware problem or just a firmware glitch. But read
When the firmware update is interrupted, you can expect to either not boot up properly or enter boot loop. That’s one of the problems I addressed in this post and it happened to one of our readers who owns a #Samsung Galaxy #Note4. Continue reading to know how to address this issue. You can also
Have you noticed problems on your #GalaxyS4 after finally updating to long-awaited Lollipop? You obviously are not alone. Our post today shares some of the reported Galaxy S4 problems and solutions after updating to Lollipop. These are the specific topics mentioned in this article: Galaxy S4 no sound for notifications or calls issue after updating to
Hello Android Community! Here’s another post that deals with #GalaxyS4 power issues. As expected, the problems mentioned here are taken from emails and letters sent by some of our readers. These are the topics discussed in this article: Galaxy S4 initially freezes and eventually stopped turning on Galaxy S4 drains battery faster while charging Galaxy
Having problems connecting to the internet using your Samsung #GalaxyS5? This post might just give you the answers. Below are the topics discussed in our post today: Samsung Galaxy S5 with T-Mobile SIM won’t register to network AT&T Galaxy S5 does not allow tethering Galaxy S5 can download but cannot browse websites Galaxy S5
Welcome to the 72nd part of our Samsung Galaxy S3 Troubleshooting series. We’ve already addressed hundreds of emails from our readers who owned this phone, so we’ve pretty much covered everything. But since we still receive a lot of emails every day, we just can’t stop providing free support. Judging from the number of emails