Hi, i recently bought and refunded 3 HTC 10 devices, and they have have the same problem, you can call it SIM Card error, you can call it signal error, in a nutshell, when i am not using my phone, the signs vanishes and my phone is switched off to whoever calls me, however the second i call anyone, signals comes back, i have video/photos of this incident.
Has anyone faced this problem ?
Tried replacing your sim-card? They are basicly free and should get swapped out without anny issue from your operator. Many stores can do this for you aswell if you ask nicely.
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I broke and replaced the screen in my unlocked upgraded flashed-ROM wallaby and the unit now starts up and reports invalid SIM.
Is there any solution or should I re-flash the rom again and see if that works, hope for the best?
Try the SIM in a different (unlocked) phone, to make sure the SIM isn't fried. If the SIM is fried, you can get a new one from your provider. SIMs do get fried sometimes -- it happened to me a couple months back. Fortunately my provider (Cingular) has a shop just down the road from me, and they burned a new SIM in 5 minutes.
I apologise, I should have said
Sorry, I should have said, it does work in another machine and as I said, it did work immediately I used the xda flashing process to upgrade the ROM in this very unit before I dropped it.
Everything else in the new ROM seems to work which makes it infuriating that it wont recognise the SIM. I even tried calling T-Mobile and asking them if they could see the SIM on their network and they couldn't.
(I even have one of those SIM copying devices they send you free for some unknown reason when they want you to upgrade your service to some kind of higher level SIM card. I was wondering if I should try to use it again but as mine does work, this, like the whole copying device, seemed a bit academic)
I just recently uprgraded to 6.1 and had no problems for a few days but the last few days ive been getting text messages late and people are receiving mine late and more then 1 of the same message.Could there be a promlem with the new Rom ???? Could my service be having temporary problems or could it be my phone?What the best explanations from the pros
It's not uncommon to receive late text messages. More than likely it's the carrier. Rebooting your phone may help reduce lost or missing txt messages.
Could be an issue with the sim card also. Thats what T-Mobile told me anyway. Was having the same issue, and people would call me, but the phone would not ring, and I would suddenly have a voice mail. New sim card and no more problems
BigFellor said:
Could be an issue with the sim card also. Thats what T-Mobile told me anyway. Was having the same issue, and people would call me, but the phone would not ring, and I would suddenly have a voice mail. New sim card and no more problems
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That's probably not so much the SIM card as the HLR that the SIM card is tied to or the MSC that is processing the call. Basically, the data required to communicate with all SIM cards is stored on the HLR, and if something isn't correct with the datafill on the HLR or the MSC, then problems could happen. A new SIM card would mean a new HLR (or at least a different SIM card range on the HLR) and could eliminate problems.
Perfectly stated. I would recommend getting a new SIM card if the problem persists because it will tend to fix the problem.
jdoggraz said:
Perfectly stated. I would recommend getting a new SIM card if the problem persists because it will tend to fix the problem.
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I've been on the phone for similar problems with t-mobile for a total of about 4 hours, and they've never been able to give me a solution. How do I get a new sim? Tell them mine's broken and i need a new one? I don't think tech support would just give me one like that. Tell them that I took mine out and it fell in the couch cushions? Would there be a charge for a lost sim?
Money is tight, phone broke, bought a T-Mobile Dash off Craig's list. I am a T-Mobile Customer. Tried my sim card in it before I bought it - made a call - no problem. Got home (8 miles away) and it couldn't stay connected. Searching, searching, searching. Tried husband's sim card - same thing. D/led manual to be sure sim card was properly seated. It was. Called, texted, emailed seller. No reply. Reset phone. Same issue. Switched Sim cards back and forth, back and forth. Was able to make one call for 10 seconds and then call dropped - no service. Now I'm out my money and still have no phone. Is there anyone out there with any ideas?
Update: opened case, wiggled battery, wiggled sim card, finally got some bars. Made a call successfully. Second call - call dropped as soon as connected. Third call - Call dropped before connected. Now it still shows bars but will not make call or send text. Please Please help. Somebody, Anybody??
You might want to perform a hard reset. See the sticky at the top of the page.
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Money is tight, phone broke, bought a T-Mobile Dash off Craig's list. I am a T-Mobile Customer. Tried my sim card in it before I bought it - made a call - no problem. Got home (8 miles away) and it couldn't stay connected. Searching, searching, searching. Tried husband's sim card - same thing. D/led manual to be sure sim card was properly seated. It was. Called, texted, emailed seller. No reply. Reset phone. Same issue. Switched Sim cards back and forth, back and forth. Was able to make one call for 10 seconds and then call dropped - no service. Now I'm out my money and still have no phone. Is there anyone out there with any ideas?
Update: opened case, wiggled battery, wiggled sim card, finally got some bars. Made a call successfully. Second call - call dropped as soon as connected. Third call - Call dropped before connected. Now it still shows bars but will not make call or send text. Please Please help. Somebody, Anybody??
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What rom r u using? Have you called T - mobile and see if they had any signal reception problems in your area?, cause it can be a dead spot reception area.
Have you tried manually searching for other networks. Where I live, you can occasionally see TMo towers, but I do better to connect to a non TMo tower and be set on manual search.
Start, Settings, Phone, Networks (may be on second or third page)
Same here
I had the same problem with my Dash, and I gave up on it a year ago.
Symptoms:
Phone randomly loses signal every few minutes, gets it back a few minutes later.
Sometimes when it loses signal, it shows a SIM error or no SIM installed icon.
Battery meter varies wildly.
Actions taken:
Purchased new battery.
Tried another known good SIM (my wife's SIM - worked great in her phone).
Flashed WM 6.0 and 6.1
Result: Look at my sig
Anyone else experience this or have any ideas on how to fix? I don't even need the phone anymore, but it still stumps me and annoys me that such an expensive phone (it was expensive when I bought it 2.5 years ago) would suddenly quit working.
Thanks for the reply - at least I'm not the only one. Not that it helps, but .... did your Dash ever work when you first bought it?
Worked wonderfully for a year. I loved it. It started my addiction to smartphones and constant connectivity.
Is anyone else having radio issues with their G-pro? AT&T model here and have been having very obnoxious issues with this device. I'm familiar with the common issues of losing 3g or 4g data while in buildings and such and have always had issues with my phones while in buildings but this phone is by far the worst so far. I'm not sure if it is only a network issue or this specific phone but I can barely get it to send and receive sms inside my house. MMS, forget about it. Calls get dropped immediately when I try to make them at home, etc... Last night I was driving home and on a phone call. Over the course of the 3 hour drive I got dropped at least a dozen times. I've never had these issues with a phone. Any suggestions? Should I try to get a warranty replacement or is this normal?
Could it be your SIM card? I have only had my phone for a week and haven't had problems getting a signal. However, on my old Galaxy Note, I had a similar issue and the SIM was to blame. Have you tried turning your phone off, taking out the SIM and reinserting it to make sure it's in there fully? You could also try cleaning the contacts (the gold part on the back of the SIM).
BTW...was reading your signature and had to LOL at the part about the Nokia Lumia. I tried a Lumia and only made it a month before Android withdrawals set in--so I sold it to help pay for my OG Pro.
Haha, yeah. I liked a lot about the Windows phone but just couldn't stick with it. I'm Android through and through!!!
I'll give that a shot or maybe get into the store and get a new SIM card today. Thanks for the suggestion!
Anyone....anyone...? Bueller....Bueller...?
Swapped the SIM and didn't fix anything. Wondering if it is an issue with the phone itself.
Hello,
Maybe you guys can help me out before I throw this phone in the dumpster.
So my phone started to overheat for no apparent reason and would shut off completely and I took it to the shop to repair,apparently the charging port was the issue, they fixed it for a reasonable price and it was all good.
Day went by with no problems and now today I cant make calls, text or use mobile data. The signal keeps going from 4 bars to 3 to 1 to the no entry sign for both sims.
I've tried swapping the sims, putting just 1 sim in i even factory reset the phone but still nothing, im not sure what else to do here. maybe my sim cards are interfering with each other or theres some obvious issue im missing?
I've tried both sim cards with another phone and both work fine, i instantly receive the configuration message from my phone provider as soon as i boot up the other phone with the sim in it but with the a50 im getting nothing.
No 4g no messages no calls nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The phone is in near perfect condition bought it about 6 months ago and I dont really want to spend any more money taking it to the repair shops and i'll end up just buying another phone.
Thanks.