My iPhone 5S is about five months old and the network constantly disappears into "Searching...". I've done everything from restarting my device, to a hard reset, to a network settings reset, and even replaced my SIM card but I'm still plagued with the problem. It's not got to do with the network, because that seems to be working fine for everyone else in the country.
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Now my phone is just constantly searching for signal ...
I've tried hard resetting and turning it on and off...
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iPhone 4S, iOS 8.1
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iPhone 4
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iPhone 4S, iOS 7.1.2
My iphone 4s keeps on searching for network. Initially i thought there might be a problem with the SIM i use. I tried using my sim in other iphone and it worked.
Other sim, they worked on my iphone. What could be the reason?
I turned my iPhone 4s on this morning and it has been 'searching' for network ever since. I have this problem a lot and it sometimes takes 24 hours to get my network (O2)
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iPhone 4S
iphone 4s network is searching and the guy at Boost Mobile reset it and now it wont activate again? Nothing was wrong with it except the network searching now I dont know what to do because it wont activate or nothing what should I do??
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iPhone 4S
My iPhone doesn't connect to my network anymore. I flew from Europe to the US a few days ago and it worked just fine in the beginning, but when I went on the subway and lost reception it didn't come back. A quick restart of the phone worked the first time. Now it happened again yesterday when I went on the subway and the reception hasn't come back since....
The Phone never asks me for the PIN if I restart the phone, even though it should and all it says is "Searching....", even if I remove the SIM it says "Searching..." instead of "No SIM".
I can still use Wifi though!Here is what I've already tried:Restarted the phone several times (both regular and the two-button way)Reset all settings
Reset network settings (twice)Switched airplane mode on/off several times (it was on for several hours over night)Â
I have tried a different sim card of a different carrier, so it's definitely the Phone. I really want to avoid to delete everything.
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iPhone 5s, iOS 7.1.2
iPhone 5s cannot access any network . Doing searching all the day. No network , No 3G ....
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iPhone 3GS, iOS 5.1
I bought my ip4s (brand new) on the 19th of January. And it was working fine up until last week when it stopped detecting wifi networks When I turn on wifi the "finding networks" circle keeps on searching with no success even though I used to connect to same router before. I tried everything: resetting network connections, rebooting phone. I even downloaded the latest iOS software just now. The problem seems to persist and to add to that the battery is being drained quickly even though I already turned off wifi (so it ain't still trying to connect).
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iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1
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iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1.1
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iPhone 5, iOS 6.0.2
I recently reset my iPhone 5 (ios7) to Factory settings, using settings->General->Reset->Reset All Settings.Â
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iPhone 5, iOS 7
My iPhone 4s drops network services and keeps searching for about 2 hours and then starts working again. I reset all the settings etc and makes no difference to it and still won't work. Checked the sim and network and there are no issues with it.
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iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1, Not jailbroken
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iPhone 3GS, iOS 5.1.1
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My phone connects to my home wifi network, but then when I go to open and use any app internet related, it doesn't work and says to check my connection. The sync icon in the top screen is constantly going, so I thought maybe it would have something to do with that (I am really not good with anything technology related so I don't know). I did a hard reset and nothing changed. Also, I am able to connect wirelessly on my laptop and other devices. It was honestly working one minute, not working the next. I didn't download or make any changes to anything on my phone.
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iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1
