Hi Everyone,
Just bought a S4. Excellent phone but it has one nasty downside.
My carrier isn't supporting LTE yet and when the phone switches back from 3G to 2G because there happens to be no 3G coverage it stays in 2G mode afterwards all day long. Even when I know there's perfect 3G coverage it stays on EDGE.
My former Galaxy Nexus always tried to go back to 3G whenever possible.
I can always set the network mode to WCDMA only but then when I have no 3G coverage my phone has no network connection at all.
Is there some kind of way to force the phone to prefer 3G over 2G. Because now it seems to like 2G which I do not like so much.
I only want 2G when there's no 3G coverage.
I've got an unrooted and unbranded i9505. Not yet ready to root to be honest.
Any advice or USSD code I can use to get into some setting menu? Thanks!
Download "telinfo" from playstore.
Open the app > Open phone information > from the dropdown list select "wcdma only"
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deathnotice01 said:
Download "telinfo" from playstore.
Open the app > Open phone information > from the dropdown list select "wcdma only"
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Thanks for the reply! But this does exactly the same as changing the "network mode" manually in the settings menu it seems.
Will it go back to 2G when there is no 3G coverage? Probably not?
If you're on stock firmware your phone shld be able to detect 3G networks automatically and switch to the best available network.
Have you tried choosing WCDMA/GSM (autoconnect)?
worktorest said:
If you're on stock firmware your phone shld be able to detect 3G networks automatically and switch to the best available network.
Have you tried choosing WCDMA/GSM (autoconnect)?
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I have set it to WCDMA/GSM (auto) but still it regularly keeps itself connect using edge. Then sometimes the phone switches back to 3G
I know someone at Samsung Belgium and he checked with the technical guys and he says that the chip of the phone prefers LTE (which isn't available yet at this moment with my operator) and has no priority to switch to 3G.
He said there's not much we can do about that other than wait for 4G or switch operators...
Yeah well...
Nick87 said:
Thanks for the reply! But this does exactly the same as changing the "network mode" manually in the settings menu it seems.
Will it go back to 2G when there is no 3G coverage? Probably not?
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This one is better since it really forces the radio to recieve only a particular frequency.
But be careful as it will not use any connections unless what was set.
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The app seems to help indeed, although the phone sometimes stays on 2G. I guess I'll have to live with it until my provider activates LTE. Should still happen this year.
Nick87 said:
The app seems to help indeed, although the phone sometimes stays on 2G. I guess I'll have to live with it until my provider activates LTE. Should still happen this year.
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Hi, Nick. I'm having this exact same issue with my Nexus 5 (Had it too with my previous Huawei Ascend P6, which is not LTE). Did you ever find a permanent solution?
Adrianrff said:
Hi, Nick. I'm having this exact same issue with my Nexus 5 (Had it too with my previous Huawei Ascend P6, which is not LTE). Did you ever find a permanent solution?
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Not really, we switched provider and they already offered 4G. Then the phone always preferred 4G where available.
I broke my S4 and bought a Nexus 5 afterwards. No more problems now as i'm constantly on 4G, the rollout is going steadily.
Adrianrff said:
Hi, Nick. I'm having this exact same issue with my Nexus 5 (Had it too with my previous Huawei Ascend P6, which is not LTE). Did you ever find a permanent solution?
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Hi,
When it happens on my device I usually turn on airplane mode and then turn it off again. Also, make sure you didn't select "2G Network Preferred" (I don't know if it's still there... But my old X10 Mini Pro had it).
I know this trick of airplane mode may not be the most convenient way, but it does the work for me .
~Lord
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Nick87 said:
Not really, we switched provider and they already offered 4G. Then the phone always preferred 4G where available.
I broke my S4 and bought a Nexus 5 afterwards. No more problems now as i'm constantly on 4G, the rollout is going steadily.
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Hi,
When it happens on my device I usually turn on airplane mode and then turn it off again. Also, make sure you didn't select "2G Network Preferred" (I don't know if it's still there... But my old X10 Mini Pro had it).
I know this trick of airplane mode may not be the most convenient way, but it does the work for me .
~Lord
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Thanks for the suggestion, but that doesn't work for me. The only way is by forcing 3G through the *#*#4363#*#* menu. Also, last time the device set itself in 2G only, which it had never done before, it usually kept the "GSM auto (PRL) setting, but it just wouldn't pick the 3G signal.
Adrianrff said:
Thanks for the suggestion, but that doesn't work for me. The only way is by forcing 3G through the *#*#4363#*#* menu. Also, last time the device set itself in 2G only, which it had never done before, it usually kept the "GSM auto (PRL) setting, but it just wouldn't pick the 3G signal.
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Hi,
Oh well... Then I don't know a simpler solution, I may try thinking about something later, but it seems a weird issue for me. Another trick would select manually the network, but it is quite tiring (takes lots of time for the device to discover the network) and I don't know if it would work too, after all turning on airplane mode disconnects everything, so when turning it off will reconnect to the most convenient network. You may want to try, but I am not sure.
~Lord
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My mom bought a HTC Wildfire last time. She has the exact same plan as me. Yet her phone will only use GPRS. It won't switch to 3G/HSDPA.
It's not the reception, as my Desire gets 3G easily. I'm confused about what to do.
Go into settings - wireless and networks - mobile network settings and check that network type is set to gsm/wcdma auto
I was just coming back to post this as I found it out. The thing is, by default it's set like that. Later I asked my mom about it, she was the one that put it to Only GSM herself.
Thanks for the reply anyway
kekkle said:
I was just coming back to post this as I found it out. The thing is, by default it's set like that. Later I asked my mom about it, she was the one that put it to Only GSM herself.
Thanks for the reply anyway
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Leave it on that auto mode - gsm will only connect you to 2g networks and wcdma 3G networks. - that mode will connect to both types, giving you better coverage. The phone will go for a weak 3G signal over a strong 2g signal
Hello, I have no problem receiving an LTE signal on BCE (Canada) through the Phone Info Menu. I can select any of the preferred network types including LTE, LTE/GSM, CDMA, LTE/GSM/CDMA but it won't stay. Every day I have to go back into the menu and it reverts back to the first selection "WCDMA".
Does anyone know how to force this so it stays on LTE/GSM/CDMA. So it will stay on the LTE-enabled network unless there is a loss of signal and it reverts back to HSPA? It does this automatically when "LTE/GSM/CDMA is selected, but again reverts to CDMA within a day usually.
I did some searches here, but 99% of what comes up is just people asking how to enable LTE or if their network gets it?
Any ideas? Maybe some sort of macro thing.
Regards.
Add this line in build prob
telephony.lteOnGsmDevice=1
Save
Reboot
Now in settings/more/mobile networks u will have an option to choose and it will stick. U have to add the line every time u flash ROMs.
But I keep iron WC DMA/gsm for better battery speed is OK on h+
Thanks for the helpful reply man. I haven't edited a build.prop yet, so Ill have to check it out.
Alright thats all done now, works like a charm. Like that I have the option now either way. I typically stick to WCDMA/GSM when on the road or at work where LTE is spotty, but on days off for around town I would rather just be on LTE as I usually just looking up something quick when Im shopping or something.
Thanks again.
solipsism said:
Alright thats all done now, works like a charm. Like that I have the option now either way. I typically stick to WCDMA/GSM when on the road or at work where LTE is spotty, but on days off for around town I would rather just be on LTE as I usually just looking up something quick when Im shopping or something.
Thanks again.
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Nice
I keep it at LTE, it does have less bars but quality is same for me, speeds are amazing. Also 4G is only data, not voice, so when u have an active call it will change to 3G.(but that's not the phone it's the network)
don't forget to do it again if you flash new ROM, also Tethering WiFi won;t work, there is a fix but it's complected for me, so I just go to W/G if I need to share connection.
So, my Nexus 4 shipped today, and it'll be in my grubby little hands by tomorrow evening. I, unfortunately, can't activate it until March, as I have to wait for my Verizon contract to end, but I keep seeing this LTE stuff, with no real explanation. I do know that the Nexus 4 has an inactive LTE radio in it, but what's the use of activating it, if T-Mobile doesn't have LTE? Is this only for the AT&T users?
JR
jacknifetoaswan said:
So, my Nexus 4 shipped today, and it'll be in my grubby little hands by tomorrow evening. I, unfortunately, can't activate it until March, as I have to wait for my Verizon contract to end, but I keep seeing this LTE stuff, with no real explanation. I do know that the Nexus 4 has an inactive LTE radio in it, but what's the use of activating it, if T-Mobile doesn't have LTE? Is this only for the AT&T users?
JR
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There are other threads dealing with who can access LTE in the USA. I am in Canada and on Bell.
I'm in Canada, using Fido. I activate the LTE on my Nexus 4. It works fine, but I'm not able to share internet with wifi hotspot.
I have Android 4.2.1 (latest OTA from Google).
There is a bug with this version or it's only because I activate LTE manually ?
As per the previous comment:
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Nice
I keep it at LTE, it does have less bars but quality is same for me, speeds are amazing. Also 4G is only data, not voice, so when u have an active call it will change to 3G.(but that's not the phone it's the network)
don't forget to do it again if you flash new ROM, also Tethering WiFi won;t work, there is a fix but it's complected for me, so I just go to W/G if I need to share connection.
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what is the fix to get hotspot internet sharing with the Nexus 4 ? Do i have to had a APn for 3G and swith that it to share my connection ?
I'm with the original firmware. Android 4.2.1
process com.android,phone hase stopped working
i recently got a rom from revolt on my n4 and i switched cdma to lte gsm wcdma auto
i also went into build.prop and wrote down telephony.lteOnGsmDevice=1. i went and to setting, more, mobile networks chose the correct setting. so now i got 4G. great i can make calls. GREAT. but i cannot receive calls...
need help with this. im really choked about this ROM
Even if I select "LTE/CDMA" in the Mobile network settings menu. The settings page keeps displaying "CDMA preferred".
Does this mean it didn't work? In quick settings, I see my mobile data connection as 3G Bell.
LTE only seems to work when using the *#*#4636*#*# trick in the Phone app.
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Add this line in build prob
telephony.lteOnGsmDevice=1
Save
Reboot
Now in settings/more/mobile networks u will have an option to choose and it will stick. U have to add the line every time u flash ROMs.
But I keep iron WC DMA/gsm for better battery speed is OK on h+
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Would you have by any chance the line for the built.prop to stick the setting to GSM Auto (PRL)?
TIA!
odeccacccp said:
Add this line in build prob
telephony.lteOnGsmDevice=1
Save
Reboot
Now in settings/more/mobile networks u will have an option to choose and it will stick. U have to add the line every time u flash ROMs.
But I keep iron WC DMA/gsm for better battery speed is OK on h+
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Thanks, but LTE doesn't work in my country, its always stick on lte/gsm/wcdma but it doesnt detect my gsm so i have to manually set it on GSM only but wont stick here every time i restart my phone i have manually set it on GSM only otherwise it wont detect my network
Any advice ?
How can I make "WCDMA Only" the default selection?
Where I Iive there is no LTE and the coverage of the service is quite poor, so the phone keeps jumping between E and 3G/H. I have to manually go into the phone app and select "WCDMA Only" is there a build prop tweak to make the "WCDMA Only" the default option instead of "WCDMA Preferred"?
Thank you.
So is there a way to get the nexus 4 to work on Verizon ??
spooony said:
So is there a way to get the nexus 4 to work on Verizon ??
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No. Completely different technology.
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Dial *#*#4636#*#* then phone information then select what you prefer.
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No. Completely different technology.
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Aah Crap ! Well thanks man saved me from buying on guess i will have to stick with my rezound for now then
fixed it
For everyone still searching for a solution to this problem, this worked for me. Go to phone information and turn your radio off. Then switch to LTE/GSM/CDMA then power down, DO NOT TURN YOUR RADIO BACK ON. Now remove your Sim card, put it back in, reboot and you should be good to go. DO NOT HGO BACK INTO PHONE INFORMATION OR ELSE IT WILL NOT STAY
If it still isn't connecting try fiddling around with your APN settings.
I'm having some problems with my G2 - I don't have good 3G coverage especially inside and my phone keeps dropping calls when on 3G. It seems the software doesn't reconnect that fast and doesn't switch to 2G when the 3G signal is too low. Is there any way to change the preferred network and stop the device being so agressive at keeping 3G connection?
Settings/networks/tethering & networks/mobile networks/network mode/GSM only.
I already know that. It is the most unhelpful advice to give. I have to constantly go into settings and change that? No way. It isn't in the notification toggles which is really odd. Any idea how to add it? I feel my G2 has some radio issues.
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I already know that. It is the most unhelpful advice to give. I have to constantly go into settings and change that? No way. It isn't in the notification toggles which is really odd. Any idea how to add it? I feel my G2 has some radio issues.
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Well if you're going to be like that then there's no wonder why there aren't a stream of responses on here with people trying to help you out.
Just remember, you're the one with the problem, so you may want to be a little nicer to those that try to give you help.
I'm sorry about that, but there wasn't a stream of responses in the first place. He was just stating the obvious, and the obvious is that the G2 doesn,t have a shortcut to switch between 2g and 3g. I'm just trying to figure out a way to do that, but all the apps that claim to do that and they are too many of them, just don't work. I'm thankful for any help, don't get me wrong.
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I'm sorry about that, but there wasn't a stream of responses in the first place. He was just stating the obvious, and the obvious is that the G2 doesn,t have a shortcut to switch between 2g and 3g. I'm just trying to figure out a way to do that, but all the apps that claim to do that and they are too many of them, just don't work. I'm thankful for any help, don't get me wrong.
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There isn't a solution as simple as hitting a switch, but you can try the following:
Go into your Dialer and tap in *#*#4636#*#*
This will take you into the Testing Menu
Select 'Phone Information'
Then about half way down you will have a drop down where you can "Set preferred network type:"
This will allow you to choose whether to use 2G or 3G, but more important to your case you can choose how it will react if signal strength is low.
You probably want to select something like "GSM auto (PRL)"
Bare in mind though that this option will reset itself back to original setting each time you reboot the device.
Now I don't know if this will solve your problem, but it is worth testing out.
Here's a list detailing the main available options:
WCDMA preferred - The GSM phone is capable of using both 2G and 3G data communication and when signal strength is low 3G is favored more.
GSM only - The GSM phone is capable of using only 2G data communication. When the 2G signal is too low you get nothing at all.
WCDMA only - The GSM phone is capable of using only 3G data communication. When the 3G signal is too low you get nothing at all.
GSM auto (PRL) - The GSM phone is capable of using both 2G and 3G data communication and when signal strength is low 2G is favored more.
CDMA auto (PRL) - The CDMA phone is capable of using both 2G and 3G data communication and when signal strength is low 2G is favored more.
CDMA only - The CDMA phone is capable of using only 2G data communication. When the 2G signal is too low you get nothing at all.
EvDo only - The CDMA phone is capable of using only 3G data communication. When the 3G signal is too low you get nothing at all.
GSM/CDMA auto (PRL) - Some phones are equipped with both GSM and CDMA capabilities. This setting appears to just have the phone attempt to stay connected to the data communication type that works the best.
Unknown - If none of the above fit or the phone is acting weird as far as connecting to the carrier, you will see your preferred network type is set to this
Wnderful setting.. amazing speed... performance of handset increased like rocket..
Thanks a lot...
Hi,
After dialing *#*#4636#*#*, it shows up the menu.
But i am not able to select Phone Information option. It says "This application does not work on this device".
Phone info: LG G2 D802 - Rooted - PowerG2 2.1 ROM.
I face frequent network signal drop, I tried CloudyG2 ROM also.
Thanks !
I am using Verizon Galaxy S5 on 4.4.2 Stock NCG with towel root applied.
The problem is that where I live, I have very weak 3G signals which makes my Verizon Galaxy S5 to automatically switch between the 2G and 3G network mode. Is there a way to force only 2G network? So that it doesn't switch to 3G automatically.
I have tried using the "Network" app from playstore. But when I run it, it get crash (Unfortunately, Network has stopped.)
Please help !!
Same here
midskool said:
I am using Verizon Galaxy S5 on 4.4.2 Stock NCG with towel root applied.
The problem is that where I live, I have very weak 3G signals which makes my Verizon Galaxy S5 to automatically switch between the 2G and 3G network mode. Is there a way to force only 2G network? So that it doesn't switch to 3G automatically.
I have tried using the "Network" app from playstore. But when I run it, it get crash (Unfortunately, Network has stopped.)
Please help !!
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I'm going to guess you never got this resolved? I've been searching ask over the net recently for solution to this very problem with no luck. Apparently Verizon didn't think that was a feature we would ever need. I just switched locations with my job and my new location has crap 3G and 4G coverage. A previous shift at my old location would only drop me down 30%, tops. However the same shift at the new location has me down 60% at least and I can only chalk it up to constant network searching...
midskool said:
I am using Verizon Galaxy S5 on 4.4.2 Stock NCG with towel root applied.
The problem is that where I live, I have very weak 3G signals which makes my Verizon Galaxy S5 to automatically switch between the 2G and 3G network mode. Is there a way to force only 2G network? So that it doesn't switch to 3G automatically.
I have tried using the "Network" app from playstore. But when I run it, it get crash (Unfortunately, Network has stopped.)
Please help !!
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I'm not sure if this will help, but it has helped some others with this issue. The problem with Verizon is that they really don't have an all out 2G network now. They use 3G, 4G (HSPA and HSPA+) and LTE. A lot of people notice poor 3G connections because the phone is trying to find and connect to an LTE frequency all of the time. I've recommended the app "Advanced Signal Status" to many people and it's helped resolve the issue for some. You get this app from the Play Store and it's free. Install it and open it. It may crash on you the first time because it's slow at asking for root permission. If it does crash just open it again and you should be prompted to grant root permission. Once opened, scroll to the bottom and hit Additional Info. It might ask you to promise you're a developer (aren't we all LOL) Once you confirm this you'll select Device information which is the first choice. After this you'll scroll until you see "Set preferred network type" Make sure you remember what it's alreadyset to so you can revert back when needed. By default it should be "LTE/GSM/CDMA auto (PRL)" You will change this to "GSM/CDMA auto (PRL)" This should help you stay connected and have a stronger signal while on 3G. I hope this helps. If it doesn't, just change the network type back to what it was by default. Let me know what happens and I'll try to find another solution for you if this doesn't work.
Thanks a bunch! I have the app installed and I'll have to test it out the next few days, I'll update in a few days.thanks
In a perfect world this process would be automated based on location or time of day or Tasker... or better yet not a problem in the first place actually!
ludeawakening said:
I'm not sure if this will help, but it has helped some others with this issue. The problem with Verizon is that they really don't have an all out 2G network now. They use 3G, 4G (HSPA and HSPA+) and LTE. A lot of people notice poor 3G connections because the phone is trying to find and connect to an LTE frequency all of the time. I've recommended the app "Advanced Signal Status" to many people and it's helped resolve the issue for some. You get this app from the Play Store and it's free. Install it and open it. It may crash on you the first time because it's slow at asking for root permission. If it does crash just open it again and you should be prompted to grant root permission. Once opened, scroll to the bottom and hit Additional Info. It might ask you to promise you're a developer (aren't we all LOL) Once you confirm this you'll select Device information which is the first choice. After this you'll scroll until you see "Set preferred network type" Make sure you remember what it's alreadyset to so you can revert back when needed. By default it should be "LTE/GSM/CDMA auto (PRL)" You will change this to "GSM/CDMA auto (PRL)" This should help you stay connected and have a stronger signal while on 3G. I hope this helps. If it doesn't, just change the network type back to what it was by default. Let me know what happens and I'll try to find another solution for you if this doesn't work.
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I've been trying to force 3G at night since I bought this phone, and never able to do it. This program is a godsend!
garrettoliveros said:
Thanks a bunch! I have the app installed and I'll have to test it out the next few days, I'll update in a few days.thanks
In a perfect world this process would be automated based on location or time of day or Tasker... or better yet not a problem in the first place actually!
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Maybe it'll get the job done for you. And it would be good if it could do it automatically for many people. For me though, I like doing everything manually to my phone that's possible, that way I know exactly what it's doing and when. If I had to pick something to be automatic, it would be things concerning network functions though.
ldeveraux said:
I've been trying to force 3G at night since I bought this phone, and never able to do it. This program is a godsend!
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Yes it's a very good app. And not only does it do what it's supposed to do, but it also helps with battery life when you have it locked to 3G. It can cause some pretty substantial battery drain on most phones when they're constantly looking for different types of networks. It requires more battery all together to stay connected to LTE because it's a weaker frequency and has less signal strength. We can't have it all though. At least it isn't an iPhone. Lol
i cannot select device info itself after promising to be a developer.
Today I got nougat update in my Moto G4 plus.
but 2g mobile network is missing ...
only 3g and 4g...
sureshbabukadiri said:
Today I got nougat update in my Moto G4 plus.
but 2g mobile network is missing ...
only 3g and 4g...
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Which state are you from??
It's working fine for me bro.
I'm facing that problem too. Can't switch to 2g network from settings - more - cellular network. There's no option to set 2g. Only 3g & 4g.
I am also from Anantapur dist,Andhra
Srinadh said:
It's working fine for me bro.
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For me not 2g is not avialable
sureshbabukadiri said:
For me not 2g is not avialable
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*#*#4636#*#* and select GSM from networks.
Not an issue for us Aussies. 2G has been dropped by Telstra with the other carriers to follow suit.
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Just open phone info via *#*#4636#*#* and go to phone info and change your network mode to GSM only (or as per your wish)
Srinadh said:
It's working fine for me bro.
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Are you able to select 2G manually or it selected automatically? I don't see 2G in options after updating to nougat 7.0 officially.
jack_04 said:
Are you able to select 2G manually or it selected automatically? I don't see 2G in options after updating to nougat 7.0 officially.
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I also didn't see the 2g option but my net is working in 2g mode only with E symbol on notification drawer.
Srinadh said:
I also didn't see the 2g option but my net is working in 2g mode only with E symbol on notification drawer.
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Thanks for replying...
So even if there is no option to select 2G manually, 2G will be selected in case if there is no 3G or 4G is available.
u cannot do it in settings, when u boot at 1st it works on 2g, once u go to the settings and switch to 3g, u won't be able to switch it to 2g, u'll have to do it by going to phone information after typing *#*#4636#*#* which is reset on every reboot and every time ...u go to settings... :/
Why even use 2G? They are phasing that out worldwide anyway. Honestly HSPA is on the list too of eventually phasing out. If your thinking it's gonna help battery life your talking minutes of difference if that.
Same Here...
2G option itself is not available, only 3G and 4G in Second slot Options itself is Hidden not able to change any thing.
Regards | Manju
daverobinson88 said:
Why even use 2G? They are phasing that out worldwide anyway. Honestly HSPA is on the list too of eventually phasing out. If your thinking it's gonna help battery life your talking minutes of difference if that.
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I wouldn't say that! it saves a lot of standby battery!! HSPA is okay okay... LTE drains battery like anything... It works perfectly especially if u have wifi at your home and office... and all u need is internet while travelling... wherein you can see the difference... I can blame my habit too... i always love to see the battery bar white!!
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Manjunath Lagali said:
Same Here...
2G option itself is not available, only 3G and 4G in Second slot Options itself is Hidden not able to change any thing.
Regards | Manju
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There's a workaround by going into test menu.. by typing *#*#4636#*#* in the dialer...it'll work..