Re: No Sim Card Error
I *think* I may have tracked down a fix for this in cases where it isn't a loose sim card connection.
I did all the usual 'sticky tape on back of sim', 'hidden menu reset', 'factory reset','airplane mode on/off' to no avail. The following information, however, seems to have solved the problem, for me anyway.
The following information is cut and paste from an article posted at androidpolice. I won't link it directly as that may be considered rude here.
"It turns out that the problem is actually a combination of two bugs, one in the Android framework and one in the radio software, each ultimately causing the radio to crash and restart.."
If you are suffering from this bug, there are some workarounds available today. To begin with, many people have been able to prevent this issue by setting the radio to 'WCDMA only' instead of the default 'WCDMA preferred'. Keep in mind, this setting will only last until you restart your phone, at which time it resets back to default. Here's how:
Open your phone dialer
Enter: *#*#4636#*#*
Tap on 'Phone information'
Find the 'Set preferred network type' dropdown
Change the selection to WCDMA only
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You may wish to try the above and, if it works on your device, you can either flash a fix which is discussed on the original article, or I guess it will be addressed in the KitKat upgrade. Hopefully.
I *think* I may have tracked down a fix for this in cases where it isn't a loose sim card connection.
I did all the usual 'sticky tape on back of sim', 'hidden menu reset', 'factory reset','airplane mode on/off' to no avail. The following information, however, seems to have solved the problem, for me anyway.
The following information is cut and paste from an article posted at androidpolice. I won't link it directly as that may be considered rude here.
"It turns out that the problem is actually a combination of two bugs, one in the Android framework and one in the radio software, each ultimately causing the radio to crash and restart.."
If you are suffering from this bug, there are some workarounds available today. To begin with, many people have been able to prevent this issue by setting the radio to 'WCDMA only' instead of the default 'WCDMA preferred'. Keep in mind, this setting will only last until you restart your phone, at which time it resets back to default. Here's how:
Open your phone dialer
Enter: *#*#4636#*#*
Tap on 'Phone information'
Find the 'Set preferred network type' dropdown
Change the selection to WCDMA only
---------------------------------------------------------
You may wish to try the above and, if it works on your device, you can either flash a fix which is discussed on the original article, or I guess it will be addressed in the KitKat upgrade. Hopefully.