Samsung Not Registered on Network Error: We are living in the era of smartphones, where you either compete or perish! Due to the cut throat competition in the world of smart phones and the technological advancements, there are updates available once in every two weeks.
Fix Not Registered on Network
But in the case of Samsung Galaxy phones, an extremely annoying problem is found wherein if the users update their smartphone to the latest version of Android their device is not able to detect network showing “Not Registered On Network” error. In this error, you are not able to access your phone as it comes to a standstill condition! The root cause of this problem is the alteration in the IMEI number of your device which changes to “SN0000” and it points that your SN number has been broken. One might think this is a Samsung Galaxy network problem.
Some of the Common Not Registered on Network Errors -
- Samsung galaxy Note 8 not registered on network
- Samsung galaxy S8 not registered on network error
- Samsung galaxy s9 not registered on network t mobile
- Samsung galaxy note 9 not registered on network
- Samsung galaxy s9 not registered on network
The “Not Registered On Network” is a common problem faced in T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, Airtel, Verizon Wireless, US Cellular, MetroPCS, Rogers, Virgin Mobiles, O2, Telstra. So here in this article, we will tell you about two simple ways to fix this pesky issue.
Method 1
Before starting, you need to make sure that your Samsung Galaxy device is connected to an active wireless network and is fully charged.
- Firstly go to Menu and select Settings.
- Then select, Wireless and Networks.
- Later tap on “Mobile Networks” (if you do not find mobile networks then tap More Settings, and then select Mobile Networks).
- Now you just need to select Network Operators.
- As soon as you select network operators, the device starts searching for the available networks in range (like AT&T, T-Mobile, etc.) and that’s it. Your problem is solved and your device is back to normal.
Method 2
- You just need to update your Galaxy phone to the latest version of Android. You can either do this manually or with the help of Samsung KIES.
- Root your Samsung Galaxy device.
- After this, you need to install “Busy Box” on your device.
- Now, you need to install the “Ariza patch” on your Samsung Galaxy device.
- Later, all you need to do is just open the installed application from the app drawer.
- Finally, you just need to click on the button saying “Patch” and the process is complete and the “Not Registered On Network” error disappears from your device forever.
This guide works on the following Samsung Android phones -
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8
- Galaxy S9 Active
- Galaxy S9
- Samsung Galaxy S8 (G950F, G950FD, G950U, G950A (AT&T); G950P (Sprint); G950T (T-Mobile); G950V (Verizon); G950R4 (US Cellular); G950W (Canada); G950S/G950K/G950L (South Korea); G9500 (China))
- Galaxy S8 Active
- Galaxy S7 (G930F (Global); G930FD (Global; Southeast Asia); G930W8 (Canada))
- Galaxy S7 Edge (G935F (Global); G935FD (Southeast Asia, India); G9350 (Hong Kong); G935W8 (Canada)Also known as Samsung Galaxy S7 edge Duos)
- Galaxy A8 (2018)
- Galaxy A8 Plus
- Galaxy J7
- & other Samsung Galaxy phones
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This Not Registered on Network is very irritating. I hope our guide has helped you to fix this issue easily and effectively. Do let us know if the issue isn't fixed.