B byrdogone New Member Aug 21, 2010 #1 I keep getting this msg and have to either reboot or turn off the phone to get it to work. What could be causing this
I keep getting this msg and have to either reboot or turn off the phone to get it to work. What could be causing this
DannyBoy New Member Aug 21, 2010 #2 Try reinserting your sim. Just try to make sure it's "seated" in the tray properly.
C cophyor New Member Aug 29, 2010 #3 this is very annoying problem.. I had this too, but I already fixed it Turn off your iphone, remove the sim card, wait around 5 minutes, insert the sim card again, and turn it on. If the problem still occur post here again
this is very annoying problem.. I had this too, but I already fixed it Turn off your iphone, remove the sim card, wait around 5 minutes, insert the sim card again, and turn it on. If the problem still occur post here again
B byrdogone New Member Aug 30, 2010 #4 i put a piece of tape on the back of it and thats working great.
drdoctormd New Member Aug 30, 2010 #5 I've had this happen a number of times. Reboot and remove/reinsert sim seems to work for awhile, but it seems to recur when I go into a no-3G area and get downgraded to EDGE. Ew. Anyone else notice that?
I've had this happen a number of times. Reboot and remove/reinsert sim seems to work for awhile, but it seems to recur when I go into a no-3G area and get downgraded to EDGE. Ew. Anyone else notice that?
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