Welcome today my visitor to my website yourthunderbuddy, In this article, we will discuss the problem of error My phone has not registered on network?
I was fascinated by this error in many of forms or they ask webs like ifixit and android. StackExchange, for this problem not registered on network Samsung phone, so I was working on internet Search for resolve or how to fix Not Registered On Network, this issue and trying to solve this issue. After working long on this issue finally, I got the solution and it’s very simple.
What does mean my phone says not registered on network?
In order to answer your question and Before you proceed to solve the problem with your phone Let me tell you a little bit about the cause of the problem :
This problem is caused by the main change of IMEI number for your Device … and then you get this error on the pop-up screen Samsung Galaxy not registered on a network error…
Now, the question arises that, How to get a fix of this Not Registered On Network problem?. You will definitely get the answer in this article In nine ways, I wish I could be helpful and solving the problem not registered on the network, solved for Samsung Galaxy Devices.
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Note 1: we have solved this problem and all the Issues with Android not registered on a network are gone.
This error may occur because of the firmware or software not being up to date, and your phone may be running the earlier software update. Not Registered On Network error is a common Android problem that occurs on T-Mobile, Vodafone, AT&T, Airtel, Rogers, Virgin and even after rooting your device.
Note 2: Our site is not responsible for any damage, we are only trying to help you.
How To Fix Not Registered On Network for Samsung Galaxy :
First, you have to go to make sure and check your IMEI and here how to do that :
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How to find the IMEI number on any Android Smartphone:
If you are looking for a few methods that you can use to find the IMEI the number for your Android Smartphone then look no further. This guide will show you some simple and common ways of locating the IMEI number for pretty much any Smartphone running on the Android Operating System.
Through the Dialer
There are actually a few ways to locate the IMEI number on your Smartphone, and one of the quickest and easiest methods is to use a special star code. By entering this Smartphone secret codes into your phones dial pad the phones IMEI number should pop up on your display and you will know exactly what your phones IMEI number is.
Finding the IMEI Number
Method 1: Through the Dialer:
Quick Instructions
Dial *#06# on your Keypad as though you were calling a telephone number. The IMEI should automatically pop up.
Note: the IMEI should pop up automatically as soon as you finish typing the star code
Through the Settings
This may differ depending on the make and model of your phone as well as the version of Android that it is currently running on. If different then the Samsung Galaxy S4 running on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, which was used for this guide, then you may have to poke around in your settings a little bit in order to find it. The general location is pretty similar on most Android devices though so you shouldn’t have too much trouble locating it through your phone’s settings.
Method 2: Through the Settings :
Quick Instructions
Tap Home > Menu key > Settings > More > About device > Status > IMEI
How can I find the IMEI number if my phone won’t power on? Those are the two of the best methods that can be used to find the IMEI number on an Android smartphone, but if your phone won’t power on, it’s unresponsive or if you are unable to navigate on your device then the above methods are going to be hard if not impossible to use.
Don’t panic though your Smartphone manufacturer thought of this too. Information such as the FCC ID, SKU, S/N (Serial Number), Model Numbers, and you guessed it the IMEI number can be found printed somewhere on the device, usually in the battery compartment. If your cell phone doesn’t have a removable battery, and you do not have access to the battery compartment, then the IMEI number may be located in another place such as the SIM card tray.
How to Restore and Repair Galaxy Null IMEI :
You will find the best methods to terminate null IMEI, on all Samsung Galaxy. It also repairs your unknown baseband. Your Samsung galaxy IMEI number is only used for identifying the device and has no permanent or semi-permanent relation to the subscriber.
Note: Check your IMEI on your Android Phone by simply dialing : *#06#.
If for some reason you changed your IMEI number or your IMEI number is null and you’re getting your Samsung Galaxy not registered on a network or no signal errors, then please follow these steps.
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Method 1 :
Step 1:
First, go to Settings.
Step 2:
Then go to Wireless and networks.
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Step 3:
Then Tap Mobile Networks (If mobile networks not found then tap More settings and then find and tap Mobile networks).
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Step 4:
Now tap Networks operators.
Step 5:
After complete searching…. Then select your Network Operator (Like Vodafone, Idea, AirTel, etc.)
That’s it, problem solved.
Method 2:
Note: Please Be aware that your phone is already unlocked. It’s not the case where you have to unlock your device to remove the “Samsung Galaxy Not Registered On Network” error.
Method 3 :
If the methods above didn’t work, then the problem lies with your SIM Card, or keep trying our methods it will be updated to help you.
Trying a different SIM card might solve the problem. It worked for most people.
Method 4 :
- Open up the dialer and enter : *#06# to check your IMEI number, if you see “IMEI Null or 000000 ”, you need to reconfigure the settings to fix the no signal or not registered on network problem on your Android phone.
- In the dialer, type- *#197328640# or *#*#197328640#*#*
- You will be prompted into the Command mode, provided On the screen, Select on Common, normally option 6
- Now Select (FTM) Option 1. FTM (Field Test Mode) is for debugging and testing, if the option is on, you will have to turn this OFF.
- As soon as you turn this off, your NULL or altered IMEI number will be restored
- (Important) Without leaving the Command screen, press the Menu key, the button that’s found left of the Home button.
- Select Key input and enter option 2 which will turn your FTM OFF
- Wait for a minute. Remove your battery and SIM card for two minutes, place your battery in your phone back but not the SIM card. Turn on the device then.
- When the phone is booted, enter the command mode again dial – *#197328640#
- Select the Debug Screen, normally option 1
- After that, choice phone control, option eight
- Click on nas control, option 3
- Afterward, click “RRC (HSDPA), option 5
- To Fix not registered on the network or Null IMEI, click RRC revision, option 2.
- Choose the released from your phone, here we will choose option 5 (HSDPA only)
- The final step to fix Null IMEI # is to turn off your phone and insert your Sim card or else reboot your phone and then insert the SIM card to dial *#06# to see if the IMEI number is restored.
Method 5 :
I found this solution by working around with my Samsung galaxy phone. Please follow this method precisely, and if it doesn’t work at the first attempt, try doing it again.
- Turn off your phone by holding the Power Button and the Home in conjunction.
- While the phone is off, wait for 2 minutes.
- After 2 minutes, remove the battery and the SIM card from the phone
- Press the Power button and the home button together for 10 consecutive times.
- Afterward, hold the power and home keys for 1-3 minutes.
- Next, insert your SIM card and the battery
- Turn on your Samsung Galaxy.
- While your phone is on, remove your SIM card, and then re-insert it. Repeat this five times. (On some Android phones you need to remove the battery before you can take out the sim card. If this is this issue, please skip this step)
- A message will appear saying that you need to “Restart your Phone”- click it.
- Finally, your Samsung galaxy should boot up with no errors.
Method 6: how to fix t-mobile not registered on a network:
Update your APN Settings. To do that, under Wireless and Networks, click Mobile Network > Access Point Names > click Menu, left button from the home key > New > now enter the required APN settings for your carrier.
for user t-mobile not registered on the network following this :
- Name: T-MobileAPN: epc.tmobile. com if you have an LTE Device, you should use fast.tmobile. com
- Proxy:
- Port:
- Username:
- Password:
- Server:
- MMSC: http: //mms.msg.eng.t-mobile. com/mms/wapenc
- MMS proxy:
- MMS port:
- MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
- MCC: 310
- MNC: 260
- Authentication type:
- APN type: OR Internet+MMS”
for the user not registered on network at&t following this :
- Name: AT&TAPN: wap.cingular
- Proxy:
- Port:
- Username: wap@cingulargprs. com
- Password: cingular1
- Server:
- MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular. com
- MMS proxy: wireless.cingular. com
- MMS port: 80
- MCC: 310
- MNC: 410
- Authentication type:
- APN type: default,supl,mms OR Internet
- APN Protocol: Leave it on the Default one
This Solution applies to all Android/Samsung Galaxy Phones :
- Samsung galaxy s3 not registered on network
- Samsung galaxy s2 not registered on network error
- Samsung galaxy s3 not registered on network t mobile
- Samsung galaxy s 4g blaze not registered on network
- Samsung galaxy s4 not registered on network
Probably: THE REASON WHY YOU ARE EXPERIENCING NOT REGISTERED ON NETWORK ERROR
This Error may be because of UN-updated firmware or software and also your phone may be ruining the Earlier Software Update. The Not Registered On Network error is a common Android problem that occurs on t-mobile, Vodafone, at&t, Airtel, Rogers, Virgin and even after root.
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To Fix Samsung galaxy “not registered on network” Please follow these steps:
Method 7 :
Note: Make Sure You are connected to a Wireless connection
- First Get Your Galaxy Up and Running. Charged and ready
- Place Your SIM Card In Phone
- Navigate to Settings of your Phone
- Scroll Down To the Extreme bottom
- Select Software Update and Wait For It to reboot and Completed Update Completed!
Method 8:
Update About Not Registered On Network:
For all the region, Android 4.3 Jelly Bean is available for all the devices.
First, update your device to the latest version using Kies or manually.
Second, root your device.
Then only, follow the below tutorial. Working On:
- Solved Not Registered On Network for Galaxy S3
- Solved Not Registered On Network for Galaxy Note 2
- Solved Not Registered On Network for Galaxy S4
note: NEXT YOU TELL THE DEVICE BY COMMENT BELOW AND I WILL ADD IT!
To Solve Not Registered On Network Problem for Samsung Galaxy Devices
- Root your Galaxy device.
- Install “busy box” on your device.
- Download this “Ariza patch” and install it on your Galaxy device.
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- Now, open the app from the app drawer.
- Just click on the button saying “PATCH” and it’s done.
Some people ask in FAQ’s from the xda-developers, and Here are their questions and pose problems for my visitors to YourThunderBuddy.
Q: This patch is gonna clone my phone?
A: No, it’s gonna bring your network back.
Q: My IMEI number like 0000**** or 0049**** if I flash this patch it will work or it will bring my original IMEI number back?
A: This patch is not about your EFS Folder it is just about network so it won’t fix your IMEI number or bring your original IMEI number back.
Q: I will do these 2 ways step by step? Do I have to flash official firmware first and then flash custom ROM?
A: No, you can choose one of them this is your decision.
Q: Can this patch fix my SN?
A: No it can’t but it doesn’t matter because you will always be current.
Q: How can I use it on stock ROM?
A: First change your kernel with CF-Root and follow the steps.
Q: After this operation, I will update my phone? Is it a certain solution?
A: No after each update you should flash my patch.
Q: I didn’t wipe my data cache etc. do I have to wipe?
A: Super wipe will clean your system completely so it is doing everything but if you want to ensure you can do them again.
Q: I have an S3 which has a baseband XXALEF-XXLFB can I use your patch?
A: I have made this patch for just flash my patch after each installation. It works if your EFS folder is OK.
Method 9: how to fix galaxy I9300 not registered on network error and restore IMEI :
Solve Not Registered On Network Problem for Samsung Galaxy Devices:
As we are aware that we face this “Not Registered On Network” problem after updating our device Android version. To solve that issue follows the tutorial below.
Requirements:
- The device must be updated to latest firmware or Android version.
- The must have an root access and CWM Recovery installed on the device.
1. First, you have to download Modem file to flash on your device depending on your country/region.
Download Modem file for Galaxy S3
Download XXUGMK6 Kernel galaxy s3 I9300
Download Modem file for Galaxy Note 2
Download Modem file for Galaxy S4
Note: If you want “modem zips” for any other device then shoot us comment using below comments box!
2. Now, place the downloaded modem file (.zip) into the root directory of your device internal memory.
3. Switch off your Galaxy device.
4. Boot into recovery mode by following below key combination:
Press and hold – Volume Up Key + Home Key + Power Key for a few seconds.
5. In the CWM recovery mode, perform “Format Data” and “Wipe Cache” options.
6. From the main menu of CWM Recovery mode, choose “install zip from SD card” > give a path to “modem.zip” file > select “Yes” – to flash the file.
Once it’s completed successfully, your device will be rebooted automatically
The method 10: method how to fix phone not registered on network error for Samsung galaxy working with all kind
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