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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Hi guys, I've got a weird issue with my Nexus 4. It won't connect to the mobile network (WIND Mobile). It won't connect automatically, or manually when I go to search for networks. It returns a message saying "Error while searching for networks." I have tried rebooting the phone, the airplane mode toggle, turning the phone off for 30 minutes and powering back on, and a factory reset. I ordered the phone directly from the Play Store, not through the carrier or off of some random person on Kijiji. I went into a corporate store to get a new micro SIM card which she activated for me before I left. It's not my old SIM cut and sanded. I called the call centre to make sure it was activated properly and they said it was, they checked the numbers. I went into the store again to get a new SIM which they again activated for me before I left, and same deal, no luck with signal.

I can't test the SIM in another phone because nobody else I know owns a phone that runs on AWS that uses a micro SIM.

Everything else on the phone works fine including wifi, etc.

Anybody else having issues like this?

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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george241312:
Dudelost your imei ...

Try flashing a radio or flash the Google stock image ..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
That's the thing though, I never rooted/unlocked/flashed anything. This is all stock. :S This is exactly how it looked out of the box except of course ti was running Android 4.2 after I set it up first, had to wait for the OTA update to download and then let it flash itself to 4.2.2. I have had no working radio/SIM since I first turned it on.

So if I should try flashing ROM's or radios to try to fix this, what should I flash? Any recommendations?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george241312:
You need this- https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/occam-jdq39-factory-345dc199.tgz

And this - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1995688
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Wow, I'm up and running! Weird fix though...

I installed the toolkit and downloaded the ROM, and was attempting to get into fast boot manually because trying to do it during the unlocking process in the toolkit wouldn't work. I thought I remembered the buttons for getting into fast boot from my old Gnex as being "hold power and volume up at same time". I tried this, and the phone went to the white "Google" logo and then vibrated, and then screen went black and the LED notifier at the bottom of the phone glowed red for about 2 seconds. The phone then rebooted, about 10x faster than before might I add, and when I was booted up I saw "No SIM detected... emergency calls only". This would infer my SIM slot was finally being detected, whereas before even with no SIM inserted I just got "No Internet Connection".

I popped my SIM in, rebooted, and the network is connected. Time to review 5 days of missed texts. Thanks for the hand!

tl;dr --> Anybody having this problem, try turning it off, and then turning it back on with the SIM inserted, holding POWER + VOL UP til it does this hard reset type fucntion. When rebooted, the problem should be resolved.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Man, you saved my life! I had similar problem, and using your method I restored my connection with operator. Many thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alex240188:
By the way. The combination to get into fastboot is power and volume down.

Hold both.

When the phone turns off keep them held.

When it powers on you will be in fastboot
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bidhanpal:
Doesn't detect sim: Solution is not working in my case

I am facing same problem. The phone is working well yesterday but today mobile receive no signal. The network section shows "No Access" and while I manual search for mobile network "Error while searching network". I have tried my sim in other phone and it is working fine.

I googled my problem and find your solution. But it doesn't work for me :crying:. When I press power and volume up button the phone starts normally. I can enter first boot mode while pressing power and volume down button. :o

Did you do anything extra :fingers-crossed: ?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george241312:
Check to see if your phone got blacklisted checkesnfree.com
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rockstar600:
Guys,

I did search but wasn't able to find a proper solution,

I was on a 4.3, with latest TWRP installed,

I flashed a ROM that was 4.2.2 after I flashed the phone was not booting up, and was stuck on Google logo,

I did wipe in the TWRP and even re-installed the ROM, had the same issue again,

So, I thought to flash 4.2.2 Google Factory Image via MSkips toolkit,

I downloaded the Factory Image from Google and placed it in the folder which says "Put factory image here"

Followed all the procedures, and flashed the 4.2.2 factory image in my phone,

Now the phone is stuck on the X logo,

I tried going into the stock recovery and did a factory reset, but again the same thing,

The phone isn't booting up,

Also one thing i noticed, while the phone is booting the "Google" logo stays around a minute, and then the X boot animation appears,

Any clue what to do??

I tried pushing the factory image via toolkit several times, but again I'm stuck at the same boot animation,

Please help me regarding this,

I'm at work, trying to search and find information as much as I can,

Thank you.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolApps:
Your post and you have been mentioned in the new thread which is coming later called "[Q&A] Fixes and Questions".
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KASHOK:
hi,

i am not a techie to understand the smartphone terms like flashing/rooting...:( Now am experiencing the exact problem with the same carrier(WIND).

I do not know what to do with the 2 links you have posted..can u please tell me in layman terms as to what i have to do to rectify this problem..

please help..i already have tried recovery mode using that power up and down buttons..for factory resetting...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slntsam:
Had the same problem. Google brought me to this thread and now it's fixed.

Thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .GuiMR:
My device cant mount/flash the baseband.

I've tried to flash the baseband, it shows that it worked out well, but in the end when the cellphone turns on and I get to the configs, the baseband area shows "UNKNOWN" and i can't find the network
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dylbertiii:
Nexus 4 Wind sim card detection

Hope this thread's shelf life hasn't expired...

The 2nd link (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1995688) instructions say to "Install correct adb/fastboot drivers automatically on Windows xp/vista/7/8 32bit+64bit." Am i SOL if i only have access to a Mac?

Warning: i'll probably have more questions to come if i can get this process rolling. My tech savy-ness isn't too great... :confused:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george241312:
Hmmmmmm

Looks like you need this :

http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-install-windows-7-on-an-imac/

Boot camp will turn your mac into windows. you can always revert

But attempt to find a windows computer...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jardof:
Same problem

Hello,

I have the same problem, I tried factory reset and flash official image from google, also the previous versions, but it doesn't help. root and custom ROM, didn't work either. Could somebody help me with this issue?

Thank you
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I realize this is super late, but if you for some reason still need help, I'd suggest doing an RMA with Google at this point. I think I've had 3 or 4 other people reply here saying the POWER + VOL UP method has resolved it for them. If it didn't resolve it for you, you may not have any other options besides RMA.
[HTC Droid DNA] 123421342:
Why is there no 4.2.2 on DNA yet? Didnt the galaxy nexus just get it? What the hell verizon/htc?
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
Um, what.
[HTC Droid DNA] darkhelio:
he is asking if the DNA have the 4.2.2 JellyBean Update because the Nexus 4 have it and he is complaining about why Verizon or HTC do not give it to us...
[HTC Droid DNA] robertmoore208:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cABZfkRcQ6A&feature=youtube_gdata_player

DROID DNA 5
[HTC Droid DNA] darkhelio:
what is this?
[HTC Droid DNA] :
Lol
[HTC Droid DNA] zone23:
I'm guessing this is his first HTC device.
[HTC Droid DNA] nativesmiley:
haha...must be!!
[HTC Droid DNA] idkwhothatis123:
Skinned and heavily modded supported by htc vs pure vanilla supported by Google... I wonder which one will get the updates....
[HTC Droid DNA] jonesin:
actually he was commenting about the VZW Gnex which did receive 4.2.2 official from verizon. but they have been on the network for a quite a bit longer.
[HTC Droid DNA] 123421342:
This is correct, I don't appreciate the sarcasm guys. The DNA is much more powerful than the Gnex and it has been out since November and so has 4.2.
[HTC Droid DNA] drumz0rz:
4.2 mostly added changes for tablets, there really wasn't much changed for phones over 4.1 besides adding that new photosphere. That's mainly the reason why Google didn't bother to give it a new code name. I doubt it's worth the effort to upgrade.

I think everyone needs to remember what goes into these things. Clearly none of you have worked in an IT department before. Google releases a new version. HTC will get it, and then begins customizing it for their devices. They have to adjust the firmware, rebuild sense... it's not small development work. Then it goes into QA for a while to make sure it's up to par. Then it's released to Verzion and goes into their QA. Problems that arise during these phases are corrected and retested. Finally after it's all signed off, it's scheduled for release. That process can and does take months. It's the significant drawback for the android platform. Apple on the other hand would have been done with their initial release. Google Nexus phones get all the upgrades because Google tests everything for them before they release the new version.
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
You do realize that the DNA foesnt run stock android.
[HTC Droid DNA] 123421342:
Yes but the change from 4.1 to 4.2.isn't that drastic that it would take this long to release it considering it came out when the DNA did.

I want the new version mainly for the lock screen changes.
[HTC Droid DNA] BBEgo:
It is extremely unrealistic to expect a heavily skinned HTC device to get updates at the same speed as a device running just stock vanilla Android.

The Sense overlay is massive, and requires a lot of tuning and customization in order to function properly. Throw a new version of Android at HTC, and they have to spend a lot of time to make 'Sense' of things, if you take my meaning. The first thing they have to figure out is whether or not the update will even improve the user experience. What if there's no benefit to the end user because the update was mainly for tablets (as the previous poster said). Or, is it worth the cost of re-tooling Sense for an extremely minor update?

All this hating on HTC over updates on fairly new phones is really unfair.

Now the Rezound ICS update debacle was unforgivable, but this device hasn't even been out 6 months, and they've already put out an OTA with new radios. Dude, that's freaking awesome support!

So instead of all the negativity, how about congratulating HTC on lessons learned from the Rezound delays, and enjoying what you've got?

Sent from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] 123421342:
You are right but the new android isn't that different aside from the lock screen. I am not hating on HTC it's more than likely Verizon.
[HTC Droid DNA] John58543:
Lmao
[HTC Droid DNA] volfan22:
Man idk why you even started this topic? Have you been on Android or VZW for any length of time whatsoever? This shouldn't be a surprise. I mean we will probably see AOSP 4.2 from one of the devs long before we see 4.2 or even sense 5(which we already have) from VZW. Updates for phones that aren't a Nexus always take a long time and VZW is notorious for making that wait even longer.

ViperDNA
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Woah woah woah... Sense is NOT skinned / heavily modded its a completely built up OS based on Aosp/Linux kernel

Two totally different things

http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...d-skins-aosp-sense-touchwiz-xda-developer-tv/
[HTC Droid DNA] SHANENATAS:
Yea, my brother got it last week for his Nexus.
[HTC Droid DNA] BBEgo:
Pedantic Semantics. The point is, it ain't vanilla AOSP Android.

Sent from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] pyroguysf:
Google has always been committed to keeping it's Nexus branded handsets stock android as well as keeping them the most up to date because of that fact. In the past, OS upgrades have always been unlikely at best for most non-Google phones. Not to mention Google only has one "current" phone, which is generally just a hardware refresh. I'm sure HTC's been busy working on the One, among other things since the DNA's launch. Samsung's gotten a lot better at pushing Android updates, particularly with the GS3, and we can only hope that other manufacturers will commit to pushing software updates for at least their flagship phones. Unfortunately for us, the DNA is kind of niche (US, VZW only), whereas the One will support the other 3 big US carriers as well as take some of the spotlight from the DNA with its newer hardware and (IMO) better design. I think Samsung is taking a step in the right direction by putting one flagship phone on all carriers.

That aside, I totally agree- HTC better not be forgetting about us, because I would like to see 4.2.x as well, but again being Verizon only, I'm sure they're being jerks about what they'll let HTC do in terms of updates.
[HTC Droid DNA] Jaggar345:
Verizon is notorious for delivering updates slowly. We probably won't see it for a long time. But I bet we will see a port or something of that nature from xda eventually.
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
To better understand how the process works I guess because some people just don't know... Google fixes stuff adds stuff whatever... HTC will look at it and implement it into sense then after that long process if they decide to add fix the stuff then it has to go through verizon and they add stuff then back to htc to make sure nothing is broken... Lots more of internal testing then back to vz the if verizon sees fit they will release to the devices...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rawwr:
hey guys can anyone tell me which is the most stable ics rom rather than miui

i used epsylon's latest nightly and it crashed a couple of times

so any stable rom ?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eagleeyetom:
Go to development section anch check yourself.

Thread closed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
Hi all -- I have an issue that I wonder if anyone has come across -- when I'm at the gym, I tether my iPad to my Note II's WiFi tether. I've discovered that when I'm using my SB2 Jaybird Bluetooth wireless headphones with the iPad, they interfere with the WiFi tether connection and the speed of the connection drops dramatically to the point where I can't stream video (I've tested this -- when the Bluetooth headphones are off, there's no issue with the connection). I'm talking 30 megabits down, and the Bluetooth almost completely kills it. Has anyone encountered this? I've looked through both the Bluetooth and WiFi settings on both the phone and the iPad for some kind of "switching channels" option to see if I can get them to stop interfering with each other, but I can't find anything. I fear the only solution is to buy wired headphones, but I thought I would see if any of you better informed folks out there have any thoughts or possible solutions. Thanks so much in advance!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
Update, did find the setting to change channel on wifi tether settings on the Note 2. Unfortunately, did not help as it would seem anything in the 2.4 spectrum is going to interfere with the bluetooth. Wired headphones, here I come...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
I find it hard to believe I'm the only one experiencing this. Anyone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] harajyuks:
What ROM are you on? Are you using the TrevE modified wifi tether app or the VZW version?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
I'm on Beans 13 and using the built-in tether. But I had the same problem with my GNex, no mater which WiFi app I used. I think it's clearly a Bluetooth/WiFi hardware interference issue, at least for me. If anyone out there is using a set of Bluetooth headphones and tethering a tablet or whatever to their phone at the same time with no data throughput issues with the tablet, I'd love to hear about it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] harajyuks:
Running b13 as well and TrevE wifi, I have simultaneously used the wifi tether in my car for my pc while blue tooth was connected to my car for phone calls and haven't noticed any issues while browsing and in a call at the same time.

Although I haven't been doing anything that is data intensive like streaming missing if movies, in that situation. I never been in a situation where I'm using my blue tooth headphones while tethering though. I just thought I would share my experience.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
Yeah, I have no issues with normal browsing, ore even streaming music. But the interference just kills streaming video. Would be curious next time you're all hooked up if you could stream hi-def video with no incident...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] harajyuks:
I attempted what I thought would be a comparable test. Blue tooth connected to car for audio streaming from Google music, wifi tether running to my laptop and tablet, youtube on the laptop and Netflix on the tablet. I ran a movie on Netflix for about 10mins, and the YouTube at 1080 (12min tips and tricks video for gn2 owners :D) all while Google music was playing one of my favorites, ATLiens (an album not previously stored on my phone) and I had no problems. No skipping music from the blue tooth to the car, and no stutters or playback issues in the laptop or tablet from the tether.

Sorry I couldn't replicate your issue. I have never had to do so many things at once with my devices, it was fun.

Now that I think about it though when I used to rock my Rezzy. I took a road trip to VA and had my wife's ipad watching ABC go , her younger cousin streaming whatever she was watching in the back seat, blue tooth music playing in my car and maps with navigation running all at the same time without a hitch. But that is a completely different device. Just to say I never had a problem with tether and blue tooth in the past.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
Wow, thanks for doing that so quickly. The only thing I can think of is either I'm some bizarro case, or the car Bluetooth connection is somehow different frequency-wise than the connection of my Jaybird Bluetooth headphones. I also tried my wife's Bluetooth headphones, which are made by a different company, and had the same problem. With wired headphones, I have zero issues. So weird.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] harajyuks:
Your probably right about the car being different.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] billku:
Yeah, though it could also be this one type of Bluetooth headphones, since my wife's pair looks like exactly the same tech, even though it's a different company. I didn't consider that before, your test where Bluetooth clearly doesn't interfere in some instances led me to that, so thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andreiru1:
Apologies for resurrecting a dead thread but an iPad Air and alcatel pt-938 with mm450-x here with major interference trott to 0kb/s dead. Is wired really our only solution folks??
[One (M7) General] XmDXtReMeK:
Seriously... when was the last time you replaced a phone battery? I've owned multiple phones from Iphone 4(had it for less than 2 weeks and passed it off to my mom)/Samsungs G1 G2 and Focus/Nokia L920 not ONCE I ran into battery issues. All these flagship phones are going to be obsolete by next year I PROMISE you... with google glass and all the crazy tech thats coming out... next years tech will dwarf this years... You will never even get the chance to have a failing battery because lets be honest here you will get rid of your phone for the next best thing next year. HTC One is a beautiful phone and I can't wait to buy it. Complaining about SDCARD? lol I had the Lumia920 with all my music loaded(32gb version) and took a **** ton of photos and videos and I still had a lot of space left... buy the damn 64GB version if you are so concerned about space. Im saving money and buying the 32GB because realistically 32gb is enough for me and yes I will upgrade my phone next year because I am a phone enthusiast. I sold my L920 on craigslist(just like every other phone Ive owned) for 50$ less than market price and now I am waiting to buy the HTC One with the cash... I am pumped for the ONE can't wait till Rogers starts shipping them in Canada!
[One (M7) General] kopkiwi:
I will buy the 64gb version. Even that won't be sufficient storage for me. Not even close. Yes I have a monster music collection, even at 256kbps it's well over 100GB.

I can live without the battery, but there is no reason not to have an SD slot.
[One (M7) General] snorkle:
You sir sound like a reasonable person. But everyone has there own reasoning , let them be stupid. I couldn't care less it just means more ones to go around
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
They aren't laughing at you: they feel.nothing but pity.
[One (M7) General] XmDXtReMeK:
My fellow troll, First off you should speak for yourself. Secondly I pity you for buying the phone even though you are troubled about the non-removable battery, also pretty laughable tho. At least I don't give a flying f about the battery.
[One (M7) General] barondebxl:
I hear you cause i never replace tha battery of a phone myself but some people do. Some people carry an extra battery to swap out real quick and keep doing their thing, it depends on how you use your phone. But having a removable battery is always better than non removable.
[One (M7) General] XmDXtReMeK:
I guess that makes sense... I guess the average user does not carry multiple batteries with them but you make a valid point.:good:
[One (M7) General] darrenjdoc:
I prefer the aesthetics of the One over the choice to have a removable battery. Only times I had to take the battery out of my S3 was to restart the phone.

I haven't missed it at all on my N4.
[One (M7) General] barondebxl:
HTC is stingy with their battery size. They make a phone with a killer design and give it an mediocre battery size ( the HTC One has an acceptable battery size, the One X and droid buterfly/DNA is totally unacceptable).
[One (M7) General] skg22086:
unfortunately, i completely disagree with you.. the ability to remove the battery and replace it is a incredible convenience. i have 3 batteries that i use even though i dont use it every day...

1. i never have to plug my phone into an outlet.. i can carry my phone with me even if i walk around the house.. once my battery is low i switch it out and replace the other battery and have my other battery charging on a separate battery charger.

2. after using my phone all day i can come home and switch my battery and go out again without having to wait for my battery to charge, charging while i drive doesnt give me enough power when i go out..

3. i never have to worry about my battery level, i dont have to pace myself when i use my phone.. i use it freely.. unlike some users that turn off their 3G, wifi.. to conserve battery

4. it's especially great when i go on vacation, since i use my phone for navigation, surf the web, yelp, etc. my phone is on heavy usage, but i don't have to worry since i have 3 batteries..

You might not appreciate it but one of the great things about Android is users have a choice of what they need, and having the ability to replace my battery is always a plus.

having said that i am still getting the one because i love the built, not having a removable battery is just a trade off i will have to live with.. and hopefully i wont regret it..