Got my new phone (a HTC Wildfire S) a couple of weeks ago and whilst the WiFi internet was working fine, I was having problems connecting to the non-WiFi mobile (2G/3G) network. The fix took a bit of time to find so thought I'd share...
Go to 'Settings', then 'Wireless & networks', then tick the 'Mobile network' option, then click into the 'Mobile networks' options screen. From here, select your desired 'Network Mode' (I chose 'GSM / WCDMA auto'), go into the 'Network operators' screen and select your preferred network (I chose the 'Select automatically' option which found my network provider [Virgin]), and lastly... our antagonist... click into the 'Access Point Names' (APNs) screen...
If you find an Access Point Name here (in the APNs screen) corresponding to your network provider, select it. Otherwise, click the menu button, select the 'New APN' option, enter details of your access point (for me simply entering Name as Virgin and APN as goto.virginmobile.uk did the trick), save it and then select it in the APNs screen. If that doesn't work for you, try doing an online search for "android access point name" to see what the access point settings should be for your mobile network provider.
5 comments:
Thanks a lot! I reset APN to default and the mobile network began working again.
thakyou worked perfectly :)
Thank you so much!
I just entered for APN google.com as an universal solution.
It's very nice that you shared your experience about the problem you faced and giving solution for everyone, that's very kindness of you... keep it up!
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I a Add a new APN
Name = "google.com"
APN = "google.com"
Worked perfectly!
Thank you so much..
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