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I'm having a problem with my phone. My network is Virgin Mobile. Well, on my phone (the T610) it should say the network I am on on the wallpaper page, but it's just blank. There is no network coverage, so I can't make a call. Also, when I go to GSM networks and search the one I want, the one I use (T-Mobile UK) isn't there, and it's automatticly (bad spelling) on 02 UK. When I try to change it to another one it just goes back to 02. I have no credit on my phone at this time. also, I joined up to that 02 text thingy, do you think that might be the problem? When I go onto WAp it says GPRS has failed.
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I have a solution.
Herr Dark Wolf wrote:
"manuel search" "just does the same thing as the auto"
I think it allows you to pick one at the end. It should find all four majour networks and allow you to pick T-mobile
"manuel search" "just does the same thing as the auto"
I think it allows you to pick one at the end. It should find all four majour networks and allow you to pick T-mobile
Marzman wrote:
> Also, if you changed
> school in 2001, your what, fourteen, and your calling me a child.
The most genius logic ever.
> Also, if you changed
> school in 2001, your what, fourteen, and your calling me a child.
The most genius logic ever.
I'm searching at the moment, but I have it on manuel search, but it just does the same thing as the auto. It's been doing it for a while.
Herr Dark Wolf wrote:
> The problem is that the Default Network (T-Mobile) has dissapeared
> from the list
Can you rescan or research for networks. Hopefully it should find it
> The problem is that the Default Network (T-Mobile) has dissapeared
> from the list
Can you rescan or research for networks. Hopefully it should find it
Yes I am stupid
*yawn*
Now stop it!
*yawn*
Now stop it!
The problem is that the Default Network (T-Mobile) has dissapeared from the list.
Marzman wrote:
> Well by the sound of your posts, you seem very confident of
> yourself.
And where's the link between that and me being an expert.
You know, I'm starting to like your stupidity.
> Well by the sound of your posts, you seem very confident of
> yourself.
And where's the link between that and me being an expert.
You know, I'm starting to like your stupidity.
HHAT wrote:
> When did I claim I was an expert on this?
Well by the sound of your posts, you seem very confident of yourself.
Herr Dark Wolf
I sorted it out by playing around with the settings to get Virgin (T-mobile) selected as the default network provider. I think it also involved automatic and manual scanning settings but it was a long time ago and it probably wouldn't help you as my sister had a motorola
> When did I claim I was an expert on this?
Well by the sound of your posts, you seem very confident of yourself.
Herr Dark Wolf
I sorted it out by playing around with the settings to get Virgin (T-mobile) selected as the default network provider. I think it also involved automatic and manual scanning settings but it was a long time ago and it probably wouldn't help you as my sister had a motorola
When did I claim I was an expert on this?
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