12-09-2024 09:20 AM
My Galaxy A52s downloaded the latest software update yesterday just after 5pm. I installed it and since the phone restarted it hasn't connected to any network.
WiFi and Bluetooth are fine, and it can connect to WiFi calling.
I've restarted the device several times, taken the SIM card out and replaced, turned flight mode on and off. Made sure the network settings are correct.
Any ideas?
12-09-2024 09:21 AM
My Galaxy A52s downloaded the latest software update yesterday just after 5pm. I installed it and since the phone restarted it hasn't connected to any network.
WiFi and Bluetooth are fine, and it can connect to WiFi calling.
I've restarted the device several times, taken the SIM card out and replaced, turned flight mode on and off. Made sure the network settings are correct.
Any ideas?
12-09-2024 09:53 AM
Duplicate posts have been merged,
WiFi-calling is an EE network layer, thus this proves the SIM is authenticating onto the core network. What "network settings" is it that you've checked?
Does EE appear on a manual network search, and if so - what happens if you manually select?
12-09-2024 10:17 AM
Thanks for the reply.
Settings I've checked:
In "Network Operators" when I try to switch off "Select Automatically" it won't let me and states "Error while searching for networks".
I suspect this is the issue
12-09-2024 11:05 AM
@Banjo27 , are you able to put your SIM card in another phone to see if that is the problem, and do you have someone with a phone and SIM card so that they can put the SIM card in your phone to see if there is a fault with your phone?
12-09-2024 11:42 AM
Lack of ability to perform a manual network search is not a good sign, and does indeed indicate a device fault. I agree with a 2way SIM-swap, to see if this behaviour is being driven by a specific SIM, or is software-related.
Your SIM can authenticate onto VoWiFi, thus ruling out an account issue.
12-09-2024 11:43 AM
I was able to put my SIM card in an old phone and that connected to the network straight away.
Don't have anyone else's SIM card to put in my phone at the moment.
12-09-2024 11:50 AM
Usually I would think this was a hardware issue - but this only occurred following a software update. Might be a coincidence.
12-09-2024 02:05 PM
Hi @Banjo27
Welcome to the community.
It does point to it being something with the hardware after everything you've mentioned so far.
If you get in touch with our tech guides, they can run through some diagnostics with you, and if it is found to be the phone, look at the next steps.
You can see how to reach the team on our Contact Us page.
Michael
12-09-2024 02:08 PM
I suspect you have two possible next steps.
1: Browse around on the Samsung community forum as to whether any other users have experienced this - Samsung forum
2: Consider Samsung or EE local repairs - https://ee.co.uk/local-repairs