What to do if the network of your provider isn’t accessible through your SIM card? Is your Samsung Galaxy displaying a “not registered on network” error message? This is the meaning of it and how to resolve it.
‘Not Registered on Network’: What Does It Mean?
The ‘not registered on network’ problem indicates that your SIM card is unable to establish a connection with the network of your mobile operator. Likely, you won’t be able to text or make calls.
No matter the brand or model, any Android phone can experience this problem, hence the solutions are universal
Reasons for Network Error Not Registered
Your SIM card can be having problems, or your carrier might be the source of the issue. The ‘not registered on network’ problem could be caused by the following:
- The firmware or operating system on your phone is outdated.
- A broken or disconnected SIM card is available.
- The phone’s settings do not have your carrier selected.
- There is an issue affecting your carrier.
How Can My Samsung Network Be Registered?
If your phone works correctly, follow these procedures carefully:
1. Restart the Android device
Restart the Android device. You can resolve any temporary problems that are keeping you from connecting to the network by rebooting your device.
2. Switch off your wifi
Switch off your wifi. Turn off your phone’s Wi-Fi, then wait thirty seconds before turning it back on. Resetting your connection can fix short technical issues.
3. Your Android phone needs an update.
Your Android phone needs an update. To ensure that your phone is receiving the most recent updates, make sure the firmware and operating system are up to date.
Note: Before you install updates on your Android phone, you must unroot it if you do so.
4. Put the SIM card back in
Put the SIM card back in. Replace your SIM card after removing it to make sure it is undamaged. Verify that the card is correctly positioned in the tray and that the metal pins are in the correct places.
5. Select your network manually
Select your network manually. Verify that the correct provider is chosen in your settings. Navigate to Network Operators under Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Go now and choose the network of your carrier.
6. Adjust the network’s mode
Adjust the network’s mode. It is advisable to use 3G or 2G if you are in a location with poor reception or do not support 5G or 4G.
7. Speak with your mobile provider
Speak with your mobile provider. Visit a store or give your provider a call on a different phone to receive help with the problem. You may have to wait while there may be a network outage in your location. Your carrier may help you in replacing your SIM card if there is an issue with it.
8. Reset the APN settings
Reset the APN settings. It’s possible that you need to alter the Access Point Name (APN) settings if you just switched service providers. Since this is a complex solution, proceed carefully and make a note of the default APN settings so you can return to them if something goes wrong.
9. Change the network settings
Change the network settings. Rebooting your device won’t solve all of your troubles; you’ll need to reconnect to your carrier’s network. Resetting the network settings is a last resort because it will remove any Bluetooth connections and Wi-Fi passwords.
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10. Switch out your SIM card
Switch out your SIM card. Try using another SIM card that you have activated to see if it allows your phone to connect to the network. If it can, there’s a SIM card problem. Check the Samsung support website to find out which SIM cards work with your Samsung Galaxy before you buy a new one.
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‘Not registered on network’ on T-Mobile: what does that mean?
In addition, to all of these causes and fixes, you could also need to unlock your phone using the previous carrier if you just bought a phone or are moving from another network to T-Mobile. Find the IMEI number of your phone by going to Settings > About Phone (or Settings > General > About on iOS) and then get in touch with T-Mobile so they can validate your account and help you unlock it.
Why Is My Phone Not Registered On A Network When I’m Roaming?
In the specific location where you are roaming and where other carriers do not offer service, likely, your provider does not likely have roaming agreements with them. Before leaving, confirm the roaming coverage or find a coverage map on your carrier’s website to prevent going outside the service area.
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