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10-02-2024 02:49 AM (Last edited 10-02-2024 03:13 AM ) in
Galaxy SWhen you lose cellular connectivity how many bars do you have?
Have you tried a different SIM & network? Also, are you using your device with a normal case? Try using it without a case and see what happens.
Lastly, try turning on Wi-Fi calling under Connections in system Settings to see if it helps for when you're indoors & have Wi-Fi connection. Screenshots below:
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10-04-2024 07:28 AM (Last edited 10-04-2024 07:31 AM ) in
Galaxy SDid you try using it without a case [which has the potential to block signals]?
Also, when you changed SIMs, did you use a completely different network?
Lastly, can you check if your network is set to auto connect [so that your device auto selects the best/stable option]? See screenshot.
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Galaxy SPoor signal can limit your ability to make and receive calls and connect to the internet. Try these common solutions for weak or nonexistent phone signals.
External solutions
Check your carrier settings
Make sure your account is active.
Ensure you haven't reached any usage limits.
Contact your service provider to inquire about potential outages.
Verify that you are within your service provider’s coverage area.
This can vary by service provider.
Change your location
If you are outdoors:
Move away from tall buildings
Relocate to higher ground
Avoid parking garages
If you are indoors:
Move near a window
Go outside.
Remove accessories
Third-party accessories and cases can interfere with the antenna, especially if it claims to boost signal. Also, remove anything that may be plugged into the USB port.
Reboot your device
Turning your device off and back on will close all running apps and force the phone to reconnect to the cellular towers.
Check your device’s settings
Step 1. Open the Quick settings panel.
Make sure the following are set properly:
* Flight mode should be disabled
* Mobile Data should be enabled
Step 2. Open Settings > Select Connections > Select Mobile networks.
Step 3. Tap Network operators > Tap Select automatically.
* This option may not be supported depending on a carrier.
Check the physical SIM card
Verify that the SIM card is correctly installed and not damaged. If possible, test with another active SIM card. Your service provider may be able to assist with this if you do not have another SIM.
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