Samsung Note 5: How To Fix “Mobile Network Not Available”
Several people have asked how to fix the “Mobile Network Not Available” on the Samsung Note 5, below we’ll explain why this could be happening and how to fix it. For some users the Note 5 “Mobile Network Not Available” message keeps happening because of a network issue. Other reasons that the “Mobile Network Not Available” error message shows up on the Note 5 includes a faulty SIM card, incorrect configuration of phone settings or a major glitch in the system. The following will explain how to fix mobile network not available on a Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
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Factory Reset Device
- Go to Settings.
- Select Backup and Reset.
- Then choose Factory Data reset.
Update Android Software
- Go to Settings.
- Select About device.
- Select Software update.
- Choose check for update.
- Install the latest update.
Adjust Network Settings
- Go to Settings.
- Select Wireless and Networks.
- Select Mobile Networks.
- Select Network Operators.
- Select mobile network to manually.
- Restart the smartphone.
Modify Settings
- Go to the dial pad.
- Now dial (*#*#4636#*#*).
- Select click phone/device information.
- Select Run ping test.
- Select GSM Auto (PRL) from the list.
- Tap on Click Turn off radio.
- Restart the smartphone.
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