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2. www.samsung.com › ph › supportHow to fix 'No SIM Card Detected' error on Galaxy phone

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   3 days ago · Tap Reset network settings. Step 4. Check the information on the screen and tap Reset settings. Step 5. Tap Reset. Check 4. Test if the SIM is still working. Insert the SIM card into another phone and see if it gets detected. If the SIM card is also not detected by another phone, then the SIM card is already damaged.

3. www.getdroidtips.com › samsung-s24-ultra-sim-cardSamsung S24, S24 Plus, or S24 Ultra Sim Card Not Working

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   6 days ago · To enable SIM card from settings, follow the steps below: Open the Settings app on your phone and tap on Connections. Tap on Mobile networks > SIM Manager. Now, you will see the SIM Card. Tap the toggle next to it to enable them if it’s already disabled. Check if the network connection is showing on your phone.

4. www.samsung.com › ae › supportHow to set up an eSIM and nano-sim card on your Galaxy device

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   4 days ago · Before you try the recommendations below, be sure to check if your device's software and related apps are updated to the latest version. To update your mobile device's software, follow these steps: Step 1. Go to Settings > Software update. Step 2.

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5. www.certosoftware.com › insights › how-to-tell-ifHow to Tell if Your Sim Has Been Cloned or Hacked?

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   May 10, 2024 · The most obvious sign is that you can no longer make or receive calls or texts. This indicates that your SIM card has been deactivated, likely because the hacker has activated a clone of your SIM. Other red flags include unexpected account lockouts, unusual calls on your bill, and strange messages requesting a restart.

6. www.backmarket.co.uk › en-gb › cHow to factory reset an Android phone (4 quick scenarios)

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   4 days ago · In the Android recovery menu, use the volume buttons to highlight "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" or “Factory Reset.” Press the power button to confirm. Select the “Yes” option on the confirmation screen and press the power button to confirm again. The factory reset process will now begin. Once complete, select "Reboot System Now."

7. www.androidauthority.com › how-to-factory-resetHow to factory reset a locked Android phone - Android Authority

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   4 days ago · Use the volume keys to highlight Wipe data/factory reset. Press the power button to select it. Highlight Factory data reset, then press the power button to select it. Finally, highlight Reboot ...

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   How do I Reset my sim card?

   • Step 1. Open Settings and tap General management. Step 2. Tap Reset. Step 3. Tap Reset network settings. Step 4. Check the information on the screen and tap Reset settings. Step 5. Tap Reset. Check 4. Test if the SIM is still working Insert the SIM card into another phone and see if it gets detected.

   How to fix 'No SIM Card Detected' error on Galaxy phone - Samsung ph

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   How do I Reset my Samsung phone?

   • Press the power button to select it. Highlight Factory data reset, then press the power button to select it. Finally, highlight Reboot system now, and press the power button to select it. When your phone reboots, the usual setup screen should greet you. Like Google, Samsung has its own device location service.

   How to factory reset a locked Android phone - Android Authority

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   How do I Reset my Android phone?

   • Press and hold the volume down and power key for a few seconds. Your phone will now launch into Fastboot Mode. Navigate to Recovery Mode using the volume buttons to go up and down. Press the power button to select Recovery Mode. Your phone should now be in Recovery Mode. Use the volume keys to highlight Wipe data/factory reset.

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   How do I boot a locked Samsung phone into recovery mode?

   • If you have a locked Samsung phone on your person, you can still boot the phone into recovery mode. Plug your phone into a PC using a USB-C cable. Restart your Samsung Galaxy phone. Press the volume up and power keys simultaneously when the screen goes black until you see the boot splash screen. Your phone should now be in Recovery Mode.

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9. technastic.com › change-csc-samsung-devices4 Methods to Change CSC on Samsung Devices without Root

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   5 days ago · Right-click the SamFw Tool shortcut and open it as an administrator. Open your phone’s dialer and type the following Samsung secret code to launch the Test Mode: *#0*#. Now, connect your phone to your PC. Click the ADB tab in SamFw and then choose the Change CSC option.