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i have two sims, one for UK, one for Ireland. My UK sim is the active one atm.

Sarah2901
Investigator
Investigator

I cannot sign back into my phone and I think this may be because the UK sim is the active one.  I think this is the first time as usually the Irish one is active.  I have used my password from the app to log back in to my mobile but it will not accept it.  Does anyone know what to do?  I have a Samsung A34.  

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Peter_W
EE Community Support Team

Welcome to the EE Community, @Sarah2901 

As @Chris_B has mentioned here, changing network SIM should have absolutely no bearing on the details you use to unlock your phone. 

This is completely internal to the handset settings and not something a network provider has any influence on.

Could it instead be that it's specifically asking for something called a PUK code, which also has a SIM PIN associated with it?

You can find more details on this, along with how to locate this code, here: Unblock Your Phone with a PUK code | Mobile Help | EE

Peter

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Sarah2901
Investigator
Investigator

I should have said that EE is the UK sim and GoMo is the Irish sim.  

Chris_B
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

@Sarah2901  when you say sign back into the phone, do you mean unlock it ? because if you do, that’s just your passcode to unlock the phone it has nothing to do with the SIM card in the phone.  

To contact EE Customer Services dial 150 From your EE mobile or 07953 966 150 from any other phone.

Thank you.  That's correct.  But for some reason, the code which I've been using for years is not being accepted.  I thought it was because of the sim card but obviously not.  Is there another reason?  So annoying.

 

Peter_W
EE Community Support Team

Welcome to the EE Community, @Sarah2901 

As @Chris_B has mentioned here, changing network SIM should have absolutely no bearing on the details you use to unlock your phone. 

This is completely internal to the handset settings and not something a network provider has any influence on.

Could it instead be that it's specifically asking for something called a PUK code, which also has a SIM PIN associated with it?

You can find more details on this, along with how to locate this code, here: Unblock Your Phone with a PUK code | Mobile Help | EE

Peter

ee_user14
Expert Contributor
Expert Contributor

Perhaps post a screenshot of the error message/prompt you're getting.

Or at least provide the exact text you're presented with when you "cannot sign back in" to your phone?