Ive got a genuine 3 UK (unbranded) desire and been using it for over a year.
Recently they released a small software update (2.29.405.5). I couldn't install this as not enough space so i thought id do a factory reset to get space, clean up and go from scratch.
Not a problem except after that reset my WiFi has stopped working completely.
It turns on, it shows as on, it scans and it shows WLANs around. However no matter what lan you select the second you enter a key without even trying to connect it says "Unable to connect to the network".
If i try to manually add a network i get "Unable to save the network".
It doesnt even seem to attempt to connect, just errors immediately. It's not a key issue as entering any key either correct or incorrect immediately produces the above error.
After a factory reset failed to get it working i rooted the phone to delete/edit the wpa_supplicant.conf file. This didn't solve the problem.
As a last resort i downloaded the latest RUU, flashed but again this hasn't fixed the problem.
So, does anyone know whats broken or how i can fix this or is it a return on the phone?
Everything else would appear to work perfectly but it just refuses to save any details of wlans or connect to them. It all worked fine before a factory reset!
Hi guys
my HTC one m8 is stuck in setup mode, it lets me select a WiFi network then wehn i proceed to set the phone up it says google play service has stopped and takes me back to the start, spoke to guy in shop and he says its a fault during factory reset so needs a complete software reinstall, has anybody had this problem and fixed it or know how to fix it? would be greatly appreciated
i can only access software menu by holding power and down button
Post your fastboot getvar all result without serial & imei no.
Hi, below is a problem I experienced yesterday when i installed a new SD card on my device. I am also offering a solution which worked for me.
I installed a new SD card on my HTC10 yesterday. Following the installation I lost all carrier related services including phone and network. I noticed that although Airplane Mode is turned off on there was a contradictory message under settings. I received the following message "Airplane Mode is turning off"
This is what worked for me after many hard resets and disappointing trial and errors
Solution: Restart your device under "Safe Mode" by pressing "Power Off" a few seconds when you click the power button
So... I stared into the abyss, but I came back from the brink - unlocked bootloader, and the modem/calibration stuff got wiped during what should have been a routine TWRP flash from fastboot, and left me with no radios whatsoever. After flashing S048, and applying all the known OTAs up till S251, I got my wifi & bluetooth radios back, but it didn't seem to recognise my SIM (tried both slots).
After trying for almost a week, I also finally got the diagnostics mode going and was able to put a working QCN backup in place (thank you XDA and uploader).
So I flashed the LineageOS 15.1 20180413, and lo and behold, it sees the SIM and asks for a PIN to unlock it. So far, so good. Then (first time) Android says 'switching to mobile data, might take a while' but nothing really happens (I am on wireless; if I turn off wifi that doesn't make any difference though).
Under 'Network', 'Automatically select network' is enabled but 'Network' (right below) is greyed out. When I untick 'Automatically select network', it says 'Error while searching for networks'. When I re-tick it again, it says 'Registered on network', although nothing really happens.
Under SIM cards, it says slot 1 is populated, but says 'Mobile Vikings is disabled' (Mobile Vikings being my provider). The button to enable it is greyed out. Switching to airplane mode doesn't force anything either.
I've had a logcat instance open when toggling 'Automatically select network', but nothing related seems to show up. Any hints on what I could try/check? Or is this a coaster?
I believe that once you erase the modem stuff you'll always have serious problems restoring it. It seems like most people have to send the device in for service.
I've still no solution for an old P2 of mine and in that case I even had a TWRP backup.
Lenovo should really allow for us to flash stock images . An unlocked bootloader with LESS privileges makes no sense.
Wipe everything in twrp & flash twrp full backup which included efs & modem shared on our p2 forum. then flash Fastboot s48 only systemchuncks 0-14, boot & recovery then do 4-5 OTAs updates till latest one s251, you'll get you mobile network & calls back.
@eried1 Yeah looks like it
@amansehdav I have turned the P2 subforum upside down and I already tried this - restore a working S233 TWRP backup, flash S048 through fastboot, and upgrade with the OTAs till S251. No dice. Wifi and Bluetooth came back with that process, but the stock firmware would not see the SIM.
Hello,
My phone can not find any network. Phone recognizes the SIM, when i try to select manual 4g/3g/2g phone does not find any signal. Wifi and bluetooth working.
When i look in "phone information" Mobile radio power is off and preferred network type is wrong. I cant get it on and i cant select the true network type.
I did flash modem.img again and again.. I don't get what is the problem.
Before that, i broke the partitions as 45/46/47 and /vendor, after i recover these, Phone works fine but i face the this dead end problem..
I tried these;
Flashing AOSP, same.
Flashing (same model RN5) modem.img
I did flash the global rom a few times
Reset tens of times..
How can i solve this problem ? can anyone help please ?
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