My unrooted unmoded Legend got updated twice today. First update was some wifi performance fix and then the second one (Froyo) did not have much description.
After update, it was getting stuck at "loading" after booting. "Process com.android.phone is not responding" started poping up.
Did a hard reset. Now it displays "No SIM card in phone. Please insert a SIM card." Tried three different SIMs. Same message..
Can someone help me short of sending it back to retailer. Does anyone else have the same problem?
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My unrooted unmoded Legend got updated twice today. First update was some wifi performance fix and then the second one (Froyo) did not have much description.
After update, it was getting stuck at "loading" after booting. "Process com.android.phone is not responding" started poping up.
Did a hard reset. Now it displays "No SIM card in phone. Please insert a SIM card." Tried three different SIMs. Same message..
Can someone help me short of sending it back to retailer. Does anyone else have the same problem?
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I'm not a pro, but I had the same problem, try to run the phone wihtout simcard after hard reset, it should run you thru the first settings, after you do them, turn the phone off and put the sim back in. That Helped me... but as of this moment I'm thinkin of downgrading, the froyo for legend is a mess, nothing really works, com.android.settings keeps crashing and I have huge reception lossses all the time ... people can't even call me
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Just did a routine wipe/install yesterday, and after booting I get the SIM card not inserted prompt.
rebooted, wiped, restored back to stock, took out SIM and put it back, etc. Finally after an hour on stock and restarting I got my signal back, but it keeps dropping periodically whether I'm on stock or custom rom.
Wasn't sure if anyone else had this problem and if they reached a solution.
If it keeps up I'll go ask for a new SIM from the store and see if that helps.
I have my Galaxy S4 for a while now, and through out its history I have messed with it a lot.
I think it first happend when I updated my ROM to the newest Omega version, and every once in a while I was getting a Sim Card remobed error, and only restart now option - after each restart it worked normally until the next time.
Straight after I switched phone company and got a new sim, I started getting Invalid Sim card error after the forced restart, but not every time. To get it to work I had to restart the phone many times until it decided to work.
At first I thought the problem was with the Firmware, and tried to return to stock - but it didn't work.
Than I thought, maybe it is a hardware issue, replacing the sim slot didn't help.
The last option is replacing the SIM but it makes no sense because it works on otger phones, and the problem started with my previous SIM card.
Hey guys, I just recently installed the SM-G935U over SM-G935T Firmware, everything went well, it was a first time first go. the problem came after I rooted the SM-G935U. At first everything was working right, but after a couple of boot ups I started to get this message "Service Provider Update" "your device will restart to configure features supported by the new SIM card." I already did a factory data reset and that doesn't take away the message. I re-flashed the SM-G935U and it worked, message was gone, at first I thought i had to do with the security policy updates, since I forgot to turn it off the first time. So I turned it off and re-rooted the phone but same thing, after a couple of boot ups the message comes back again. and the problem is that you can do anything on the phone because the message is always there, if you take out the SIM card, everything works normal, but as soon as you put it in the message comes back again. even with the SIM card inside the phone everything on the background seems to work fine, I even get better service that with the SM-G935T firmware, so my question is, what is it that i need to freeze so I don't get this message again, because even when hit OK, the only thing it does is tries to updated but receives an error message and sends you to recovery mode. and when you restart the phone message is still there.
I'll appreciate any help, i would like to try other things before i re-flash The SM-G935U but without root.
Thanks In Advance.
OK I think I found a solution hopefully if someone has this same issue will help them.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/help/whats-package-service-provider-update-t3425169
Hey, I've had my Moto X Pure (XT1575) for a bit over a year now, and it's been great up until I updated it to 7.0 a week ago. It has been saying "No SIM card" and I have been unable to do much with it. Rebooting the phone will fix the issue and cell service will work for for about 5 minutes, then it disconnects again. Taking the sim card out and putting it back in will also fix it for about 5 minutes. I have cleaned the sim card and port, but that has not helped. I have also tried factory resetting the phone but the issue is still there, even during setup. The phone is running stock android with a locked bootloader. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Replace the SIM card...
Check if another SIM card is working fine with the phone or not. If yes, then you need to follow what acejavelin has suggested above.
Hi all,
I have a problem with my XC, i hope there's someone here who could help me out with this .
I get a SIM card error when i start the phone. After a while (5-10 mins) the error transforms into "No Service" as if the phone now detects the SIM card but has no service whatsoever.
Things i did to my phone prior to this:
- unlocked bootloader
- installed custom recovery
- root
- installed custom ROM
- drm fix
The phone did function properly for a few months actually after these operations without a SIM card error even once. But then i tried to install custom ROMs again (and i'm sure didn't flash ROMs not suited for XC) -actually tried to install "existenz" ROM but i did get a bootloop so i -once again- did the usual procedure with flashtool and flashed a firmware to set everything back to stock as close as possible. That was, when i started to get the SIM card errors. After several restarts (cold and warm) the phone sometimes recognized the SIM card and i could use the phone normally. But this was true only till the next restart, where i got the same SIM errors again.
Things i tried:
- flashed several different firmwares (official) with flashtool (wiping everything) - all the newest firmwares.
- *#*#72786#*#* in dialer to wipe carrier settings
- *#*#4636#*#* in dialer to go into phone settings and changing those settings randomly
- flashed another AOSP based custom ROM instead of stock sony
- wiping and formatting everything between the flashes of course
- cleaning and re-inserting SIM card (which i never took out before anyway)
But unfortunately nothing worked. Phone keeps to not recognizing the SIM card (which is working just fine in another phone). Everything else works just fine on the phone. The IMEI is displaying correct. I'm almost certain that the fault isn't hardware-based (i didn't drop the phone or exposed in water etc.) but software-based. Did i just managed to brick my phone by flashing something related to the modem which i'm not aware of?
I can't find any solutions on google, which help me, which is why i'm posting it here. Sorry for the long post.
Did anyone experience such an error and/or knows what else i could try to fix this? I hope for answers
Thanks in advance!
Anyone?
I've got the same problem.
I didn't unlock the bootloader or anything prior to getting the bug.
I wanted to downgrade to nougat, because aparently it helped someone in the forum below, but I didn't manage to do it.
https:// de.ifixit. com/Antworten/Ansehen/468864/Sim+Card+not+picking+up+mobile+network.+Possible+software+issue+(Oreo)
Did you try nougat, when flashing different firmwares?
Your post makes me question if its worth it, trying to downgrade.
Try to remove sd card if you have one. then restart the phone and see if sim card is recognized.
I had the same problem and I think it was a hardware failure in the end.
I also tried almost all the things you were writing above. In my phone it started slowly. Sometimes the SIM was detected but after some time the connection was lost.
It happened some time after I installed a new battery.
But since there are no original batteries available for the device anymore and the new battery was even worse than the 5 year old original battery, I gave up investigating the SIM issue and don't use the phone any longer.
I bought a new (used) x compact because I still like the size and I saw some development was going on for this device.
In the end I cannot tell whether the SIM was not detected because I broke something while changing the battery or due to age of the phone but I think it was a "normal" failure.
I also read from others that they had the problem and the SIM was working for some time after I switched the battery before it stopped working.
Nevertheless. Good Luck to you. Maybe it is something different on your phone.