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  2. Jan 11, 2024 · Check for a carrier settings update. Go to Settings > General > About. If an update is available, you'll see a prompt to select OK or Update. If your device has an eSIM, contact your carrier. If your device has a physical SIM card, remove your iPhone SIM card or iPad SIM card from the SIM card tray and then put the SIM card back.

  3. 2.8K. 347K views 3 years ago. In this tutorial I show you how to fix SIM Card not working, Says No Service, Constantly Searching, Invalid SIM, No SIM or other SIM problems on your...

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    • Make Sure You Have an Active Cellular Plan. While it might seem obvious, it's worth double-checking that your wireless carrier plan (such as with AT&T, Verizon, etc.)
    • Restart your iPhone or iPad. If from out of nowhere you're suddenly seeing an "invalid SIM" or "no SIM" error message, you may have a software glitch causing problems with your device.
    • Perform a Force Restart. If the regular restart didn't work, it's time to try the force restart. If you're unfamiliar with the force restart function, this is just a different way of cutting the power on your iPhone or iPad.
    • Check for a Carrier Settings Update. A carriers settings update comes directly from your cellular provider, and helps to improve cellular network connectivity and provide support for new features.
    • SIM Card. Your SIM card is actually a small computer chip embedded into plastic so it can be transferred easily across devices. Although they are resilient, they can become faulty, or may not be compatible with the phone you’ve transferred it into.
    • Phone is Carrier Locked. Especially in the US, where the cost of a cell phone is often paid off in installments, service providers implement locks to prevent you from utilizing your equipment with competitors.
    • Software Bug. Occasionally, incompatible or corrupted software can cause network issues with an iPhone. It is infrequent, but worth ruling out before embarking on deeper level hardware fixes.
    • Faulty SIM slot. This occurs most frequently on newer models of iPhone. Beginning with the iPhone XR, some models feature a Apple iPhone Parts. On previous models, the slot is soldered onto the logic board.
  4. Aug 1, 2022 · 1. Enable and disable Airplane mode. 2. Turn on the SIM line. 3. Restart your iPhone. 4. Gently wipe and reinsert the SIM card. 5. Remove the case, cover, or lamination from your iPhone. 6. Check if your SIM card is active or not. 7. Remove the SIM PIN using a different phone and reinsert it into your iPhone. 8. Try another SIM card. 9.

  5. Feb 2, 2024 · 1. Insert SIM in Another iPhone. 2. Check if Carrier Plan Has Expired. 3. SIM/eSIM Is Locked. 4. Is iPhone Locked to a Carrier. 5. Update iOS and Carrier Settings. 6. Reset Network Settings. Future Calling. Why Do SIM Cards or eSIMs Fail.

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