Help with one x+ on tmo

[steelerfan791]

So I have an unlocked one x + I'm using on tmo. I'm having several issues. If I set the network to wcdma preferred then it will stay on edge. If I switch it to wcdma only it constantly drops the connection. Any idea how I can get a stable hspa connection? Also I set it to us bands and am in an area where the network was moved over to 1900. Anyone have any ideas????

 

[cyanogen-man]

So I have an unlocked one x + I'm using on tmo. I'm having several issues. If I set the network to wcdma preferred then it will stay on edge. If I switch it to wcdma only it constantly drops the connection. Any idea how I can get a stable hspa connection? Also I set it to us bands and am in an area where the network was moved over to 1900. Anyone have any ideas????

Look up the apn settings it mite just be an edge bandwidth only because contreaey to popular belief tmo and at&t don't run all the same bans

 

[steelerfan791]

I'm in Philadelphia, HSPA has been moved to 1900.

Look up the apn settings it mite just be an edge bandwidth only because contreaey to popular belief tmo and at&t don't run all the same bans

 

[cyanogen-man]

Then idk contact T-Mobile and ask them

MY ONE X PLUS IS GIVING ME A BONER!!

 

[tbonn41fn]

They're idiots but good luck.

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[prissysox]

I think your best bet would be to go into the Sensation firms and ask what thier APN settings are.

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[ronzkie21]

I had the same problem with my SIM-unlocked AT&T One X. I called T-Mo and they gave me the APN settings to make everything work. This will enable 4G on the 850/1900MHz and also MMS. Go to Settings ---> Mobile Network ---> Access Point Names (APN) ---> Menu ---> New APN. Copy the values then save. Then restart the phone.