If I go under "system settings" > "about phone" > "status", under the "my phone number" and "MIN" labels, it says "unknown".
Does anyone know what that means and how I can get my number back there?
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shahud said:
If I go under "system settings" > "about phone" > "status", under the "my phone number" and "MIN" labels, it says "unknown".
Does anyone know what that means and how I can get my number back there?
Thanks
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Go to Settings > Wireless & Network > Mobile Networks > CDMA subscription and change it to NV. Once you do that, hit airplane mode and once the airplane icon appears uncheck it and it should bring you to an activating screen. Hit the home key and go back to CDMA subscription and change it back to RUIM/SIM. Try that!
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jakereeves31 said:
Go to Settings > Wireless & Network > Mobile Networks > CDMA subscription and change it to NV. Once you do that, hit airplane mode and once the airplane icon appears uncheck it and it should bring you to an activating screen. Hit the home key and go back to CDMA subscription and change it back to RUIM/SIM. Try that!
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That worked. Thanks!
shahud said:
That worked. Thanks!
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No problem
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I usually used wifi at home/ company, rarely use 3G, so I used to turn it off by using APNdroid.
Today I needed to search something online so I turned my 3G on by using APNdroid. The 3G icon didn't show up. It didn't work even I switched on the "data roaming" in setting, reboot, switch to airplane mode then switch back.....
Anybody can give me some advice?
I'll second this for the battery savings
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With APNDroid in the "on" mode, check your APN settings in Wireless Settings > Moblie Networks > Access Point Names. If there is nothing there, try Menu > Restore Defaults.
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Just got an Android phone again (desire s), its unlocked but is Vodafone branded.
can use phone to call and text but cannot do owt to do with internet (no H on phone like there should be) been on three website and setup apn settings like it says but still no luck, any ideas ?
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First make sure 3g is on, then open your dialer and dial *#*#4636*#*#
From the menu that now pops up, select phone information, then scroll down and under preferred network type, select WCDMA preferred.
That work?
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Check you have the correct APN settings active.
Settings > Mobile Networks > APNs >
Google the APN for your provider then compare to what's been loaded on there.
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It seems that through flashing CM10 I somehow messed up my data connection, i am not back on a stock image and only receiving 1x speeds even tho i have 4G here at work every single day since i have received my phone.
Anyone think they could help?
Also, my Network is set as "Unknown" I do not have an ERI version, and my PRL is set to 0. I have a MEID and an IMEI tho.
Have you tried using the app "phone info" to change the network you are on LTE/CDMA/evdo or CDMA auto(PRL) , since it sounds like your IMEI is still there
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NeoMagus said:
Have you tried using the app "phone info" to change the network you are on LTE/CDMA/evdo or CDMA auto(PRL) , since it sounds like your IMEI is still there
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Yes i have, the only way it lets me be on 4G is if i have it set on "LTE only", if its on LTE/CDMA/evdo then it only does the 1x
Have you done the workaround?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29874815&postcount=1
1. Go into system settings->More...-> Mobile Networks -> CDMA Subscription. Change to NV.
2. Hit back button and then click airplane mode button on the menu. Wait for the connection disappear. Then uncheck airplane mode and wait for it to come back and give you an empty triangle for a connection
3. Go back to system settings->More...-> Mobile Networks -> CDMA Subscription. and change to RUIM. Repeat step 2 except you should actually have 3g or 4g now, depending on the build.
flipped cracker said:
Have you done the workaround?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29874815&postcount=1
1. Go into system settings->More...-> Mobile Networks -> CDMA Subscription. Change to NV.
2. Hit back button and then click airplane mode button on the menu. Wait for the connection disappear. Then uncheck airplane mode and wait for it to come back and give you an empty triangle for a connection
3. Go back to system settings->More...-> Mobile Networks -> CDMA Subscription. and change to RUIM. Repeat step 2 except you should actually have 3g or 4g now, depending on the build.
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Yes i have, still nothing
Once stock: dial this - *2767*3855#. Back up anything you may want on internal SD prior as it will be wiped.
Should fix your issue, hopefully.
Zalithian said:
Once stock: dial this - *2767*3855#. Back up anything you may want on internal SD prior as it will be wiped.
Should fix your issue, hopefully.
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That did it for me! Thanks so much :highfive:
I am running Android 5.0.1 on my Nexus 5 and my carrier is Sprint. I need to change my APN settings, but I can't seem to find them. All the posts I find say to go to, " Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names", but those are instructions for previous versions of Android. I have not been able to find the location in Android 5. Any help would be much appreciated.
Tentacular261 said:
I am running Android 5.0.1 on my Nexus 5 and my carrier is Sprint. I need to change my APN settings, but I can't seem to find them. All the posts I find say to go to, " Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names", but those are instructions for previous versions of Android. I have not been able to find the location in Android 5. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I'm Running Android 5.0.1 too and my access point settings are under Settings > More > Mobile networks > Access point names? How far are you able to get by following those instructions?
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I'm Running Android 5.0.1 too and my access point settings are under Settings > More > Mobile networks > Access point names? How far are you able to get by following those instructions?
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I don't have the mobile networks option.
I've attached a picture of my "more" option.
UltimateAnas said:
I'm Running Android 5.0.1 too and my access point settings are under Settings > More > Mobile networks > Access point names? How far are you able to get by following those instructions?
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Here's my cellular networks option
Tentacular261 said:
I am running Android 5.0.1 on my Nexus 5 and my carrier is Sprint. I need to change my APN settings, but I can't seem to find them. All the posts I find say to go to, " Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names", but those are instructions for previous versions of Android. I have not been able to find the location in Android 5. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Go in to the "secret dialer" menu. Open your dialer and type *#*#46363#*#*, go to "Phone Information", and scroll down. There'll be a menu labled "Set preferred network type". Your phone is CDMA and mine is GSM, so the options might be different than what I see. Just choose the one with the most options (with LTE of course). Wait several moments and see if you've got a data connection.
EDIT: I just noticed in your pictures that you're connected to WiFi. Maybe the APN settings don't show up unless you're connected through cellular data? They show up on mine when connected to WiFi, but one phone is a Samsung running 4.2.2, and the other is a Nexus 4 running a custom 4.4.4 ROM, so that could be different from stock Lollipop.
Dumb question perhaps, but are you sure you didn't accidentally toggle your data off?
Planterz said:
Go in to the "secret dialer" menu. Open your dialer and type *#*#46363#*#*, go to "Phone Information", and scroll down. There'll be a menu labled "Set preferred network type". Your phone is CDMA and mine is GSM, so the options might be different than what I see. Just choose the one with the most options (with LTE of course). Wait several moments and see if you've got a data connection.
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*#*#46363#*#* didn't work for me. When I finished typing it, the number just disappeared.
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Tentacular261 said:
Here's my cellular networks option
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What is under the carrier settings option?
UltimateAnas said:
What is under the carrier settings option?
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Update profile and update PRL. Neither of these options actually work.
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Tentacular261 said:
Update profile and update PRL. Neither of these options actually work.
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Hmm, that seems strange, would it be possible for you to change ROM to a custom, and then see if you could access network settings? If not then maybe try a simple factory reset?
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Hmm, that seems strange, would it be possible for you to change ROM to a custom, and then see if you could access network settings? If not then maybe try a simple factory reset?
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I'll give it a shot. It'll have to be later tonight or tomorrow though. I'll post the results then.
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I've changed to stock android 4.4.4 and the menu is the same.
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Tentacular261 said:
I'll give it a shot. It'll have to be later tonight or tomorrow though. I'll post the results then.
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Yeah that sounds good. Best of luck!
Is there a way to switch the network mode (2G/3G/4G/LTE) on the AT&T LG V10? I can't seem to find the setting or a code to enter in to get to the menu.
Thanks!
xydrine said:
Is there a way to switch the network mode (2G/3G/4G/LTE) on the AT&T LG V10? I can't seem to find the setting or a code to enter in to get to the menu.
Thanks!
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277634#*# RAT-SELECTION I don't know another way.
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I have a LG V10. Though I am on T-Mobile network provider.
If I want to change frequencies (which is what I think you are asking). You need to select the "Preferred Network Mode".
You do this by going to your "settings" > then click the "more" then click "Mobile Networks" then click "Network Mode" then select the the frequency the radio will operate on. Your choices are;
GSM/WCDMA/LTE auto
GSM/WCDMA auto
WCDMA only
GSM only
Hope that helps.
MaxMcByte...
Att lg v10 doesn't have this option
oscar786 said:
Att lg v10 doesn't have this option
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Hello my friend i had the same problem, but now am good just go to playstore and search for V10 hidden setting, you will see an app called lg v10 hidden setting no root just download it and open it you'll find a bunch of settings choose mobile network it will create a widget on your homescreen. And you good to go or click this link :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=you.love.v10.hidden.settings
Try *#*#4636#*#*
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So, what i have to do?? i was working on 4G and when i installed a battery saving app. it convert mobile to 2G for saving battery and then un-installed the App, but cant revert mobile back to 4G.