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I previously had the S3 and was able to connect to the WIFI at home and work with no problems. I upgraded to the S5 a few days ago.

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I’m still able to connect to WIFI at home but not at work. I know it’s not a problem with my work’s network because everyone else who has an older version of the Samsung Galaxy has no problems connecting at work.My S5 is able to detect my work’s WIFI network but when I click on it to connect, it brings to me a Google page which which says “ No data received” or “ This webpage is not available”. When I had the S3, I would enter my work’s guest username and password when I got brought to the Google page. Whenever I leave the range of the WIFI and re-enter the range, I am supposed to re-enter the username and password due to security reasons at my work. KristaD219,Being able to connect to WiFi is important and a great way to manager our data usage. Let's find out what is going on. You mentioned the phone worked while in Safe Mode.

What Safe Mode does is disable all third party apps. Typically when things work in Safe Mode and not while out of Safe Mode that usually means there is an app interferring with the software. Around the time this started to not work, did you download any new apps?

If yes, please delete that app, or try deleting to most recently downloaded apps to see what works. You can slowly add them back on and when it stops working, you'll know what app is causing the issue.ErinWVZWFollow us on Twitter @VZWSupport.

“No Service” is one of the very common issues faced by many smartphone users and in this article, we are going to share some of the most effective solutions.Very often this problem results into not registered on the network and no signal on the Android device. Your Android smartphone can often display no service error due to a null IMEI. You can also go through the article:. Most of our readers found a solution by following that article.See also:What causes Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service ErrorThere are multiple reasons that may cause Android No Service issue. Sometimes it occurs because of the radio signal, the radio signal is turned off automatically due to some and GPS which give rise to the mentioned issue.This error can also be caused by some bad apps that interfere with the radio signal.How To Fix Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service Method 1:Start by restarting the device. This should be the first step when you face any kind of issue on your Android device. Press and hold the Power button. When the menu opens tap RestartMethod 2:This is another useful method worth trying as this small step has been able to solve No service error in many cases.

So, give it a try in case restarting the device did not work for you. Pull down the notification area where you will easily locate the flight mode or Airplane mode. Just tap on it. Leave it on for a 30 seconds and then tap on it one more time to turn it off.Method 3:The No Service error sometimes is resolved easily once the network operator is selected manually. To do so,. Head towards settings. Find Mobile networks and tap on it.

Now tap on Network operators and it will start searching for all the available networks in that area. As you get your network, select it manuallyMethod 4:The SIM card can also be the culprit. Make sure that the is placed correctly. If not, you will encounter the service error.This article explains it a lot better.

This post goes in-depth on how to fix the service error “While trying to establish a connection”. There are a lot of ways to fix and this sums it up for you.Method 5:This method requires you to open the dialer first after which the below steps is to be followed. Enter this code.#.#4636#.#. Red faction guerrilla mods. in the dialer. Enter Service mode. Click on the top option, – Device information or Phone information.

Next, tap on Run Ping test. Joyofandroid.com. Radio option will be visible at the bottom of this screen. Check if it is off or on and then press the button next to it to turn on radio. You will be prompted to reboot the device.

Click reboot and your phone will start rebooting. Once completed, check if the problem is resolved.Method 6:Sometimes, you might get No service error on your Android device in case you have installed a custom ROM or else the ROM belongs to some other headset variant.

So, what you need to do is just get back the original ROM, you can install it using the recovery. First, copy the ROM and then power off the device.

Next press down the Volume down button and power button altogether which will provide you a black screen along with various options. Just follow the onscreen instruction to install ROM and your phone will be back to its operating condition.Method 7:No service error sometimes occurs because of nulled or unknown. For that, it is important to check first if your IMEI number is nulled or corrupted and then go ahead for restoring the Null IMEI.

Here is h0w to do that:. Turn your device on and go to the dialer to enter the code (.#06#) which shows up the IMEI number of the device. In case it shows ‘Null’, the IMEI number is corrupted and should be configured to resolve the ‘Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service issue’. Dial (.#197328640#) or (.#.#197328640#.#.) from the handset dialer which display command mode. Users are required to select the option ‘Common’. Next, select the option 1 that is Field Test Mode (FTM).

It should be made off if it was ‘ON’. Have a Samsung Ace with Telstra in Australia. Suddenly yesterday no service coming up.Have tried to see net operators. But mine is not there. It is the biggest in this area.Imei working. Ping test: ip addr failed. Otherwise ok.

Tried to get rid of static charges. No difference still no service. Tried up date via wi-fi: But no update available.Tried the sim card in another telephone and it works sweet asAnybody out there have a suggestion which settings on the ace that might upset the connection of the network provider.

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22.04.2020

Ant Radio Service Galaxy S5

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I previously had the S3 and was able to connect to the WIFI at home and work with no problems. I upgraded to the S5 a few days ago.

Drive application. Is a file storage and synchronization service provided by Google which enables user cloud storage, file sharing and collaborative editing.Files shared publicly on Drive can be searched with web search engines. Drive app is the home of Google Docs, an office suite of productivity applications that offer collaborative editing on documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more.

I’m still able to connect to WIFI at home but not at work. I know it’s not a problem with my work’s network because everyone else who has an older version of the Samsung Galaxy has no problems connecting at work.My S5 is able to detect my work’s WIFI network but when I click on it to connect, it brings to me a Google page which which says “ No data received” or “ This webpage is not available”. When I had the S3, I would enter my work’s guest username and password when I got brought to the Google page. Whenever I leave the range of the WIFI and re-enter the range, I am supposed to re-enter the username and password due to security reasons at my work. KristaD219,Being able to connect to WiFi is important and a great way to manager our data usage. Let's find out what is going on. You mentioned the phone worked while in Safe Mode.

What Safe Mode does is disable all third party apps. Typically when things work in Safe Mode and not while out of Safe Mode that usually means there is an app interferring with the software. Around the time this started to not work, did you download any new apps?

If yes, please delete that app, or try deleting to most recently downloaded apps to see what works. You can slowly add them back on and when it stops working, you'll know what app is causing the issue.ErinWVZWFollow us on Twitter @VZWSupport.

“No Service” is one of the very common issues faced by many smartphone users and in this article, we are going to share some of the most effective solutions.Very often this problem results into not registered on the network and no signal on the Android device. Your Android smartphone can often display no service error due to a null IMEI. You can also go through the article:. Most of our readers found a solution by following that article.See also:What causes Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service ErrorThere are multiple reasons that may cause Android No Service issue. Sometimes it occurs because of the radio signal, the radio signal is turned off automatically due to some and GPS which give rise to the mentioned issue.This error can also be caused by some bad apps that interfere with the radio signal.How To Fix Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service Method 1:Start by restarting the device. This should be the first step when you face any kind of issue on your Android device. Press and hold the Power button. When the menu opens tap RestartMethod 2:This is another useful method worth trying as this small step has been able to solve No service error in many cases.

So, give it a try in case restarting the device did not work for you. Pull down the notification area where you will easily locate the flight mode or Airplane mode. Just tap on it. Leave it on for a 30 seconds and then tap on it one more time to turn it off.Method 3:The No Service error sometimes is resolved easily once the network operator is selected manually. To do so,. Head towards settings. Find Mobile networks and tap on it.

Now tap on Network operators and it will start searching for all the available networks in that area. As you get your network, select it manuallyMethod 4:The SIM card can also be the culprit. Make sure that the is placed correctly. If not, you will encounter the service error.This article explains it a lot better.

This post goes in-depth on how to fix the service error “While trying to establish a connection”. There are a lot of ways to fix and this sums it up for you.Method 5:This method requires you to open the dialer first after which the below steps is to be followed. Enter this code.#.#4636#.#. Red faction guerrilla mods. in the dialer. Enter Service mode. Click on the top option, – Device information or Phone information.

Next, tap on Run Ping test. Joyofandroid.com. Radio option will be visible at the bottom of this screen. Check if it is off or on and then press the button next to it to turn on radio. You will be prompted to reboot the device.

Click reboot and your phone will start rebooting. Once completed, check if the problem is resolved.Method 6:Sometimes, you might get No service error on your Android device in case you have installed a custom ROM or else the ROM belongs to some other headset variant.

So, what you need to do is just get back the original ROM, you can install it using the recovery. First, copy the ROM and then power off the device.

Next press down the Volume down button and power button altogether which will provide you a black screen along with various options. Just follow the onscreen instruction to install ROM and your phone will be back to its operating condition.Method 7:No service error sometimes occurs because of nulled or unknown. For that, it is important to check first if your IMEI number is nulled or corrupted and then go ahead for restoring the Null IMEI.

Here is h0w to do that:. Turn your device on and go to the dialer to enter the code (.#06#) which shows up the IMEI number of the device. In case it shows ‘Null’, the IMEI number is corrupted and should be configured to resolve the ‘Samsung Galaxy and Android No Service issue’. Dial (.#197328640#) or (.#.#197328640#.#.) from the handset dialer which display command mode. Users are required to select the option ‘Common’. Next, select the option 1 that is Field Test Mode (FTM).

It should be made off if it was ‘ON’. Have a Samsung Ace with Telstra in Australia. Suddenly yesterday no service coming up.Have tried to see net operators. But mine is not there. It is the biggest in this area.Imei working. Ping test: ip addr failed. Otherwise ok.

Tried to get rid of static charges. No difference still no service. Tried up date via wi-fi: But no update available.Tried the sim card in another telephone and it works sweet asAnybody out there have a suggestion which settings on the ace that might upset the connection of the network provider.