iPhone signal Issue upon firmware update.

Discussion in 'iPhone' started by Aarix, May 30, 2012.

  1. Aarix Well-Known Member

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    It's happened again, I upgraded/Jailbroke my iPhone now its on 5.1.1 and I have the "No Service" issue. I've done so many combinations of resetting network settings, rebooting, toggling roaming/data and nothing. I contacted Sprint and they couldn't do anything but give me a ticket number. When I did upgrade it from new it had "Extended" (which it didn't have for a while) then went to No Service shortly. Nothing has worked and I don't want to spend the hours restoring and putting everything on my phone only to have that not fix it. I'm out of ideas. Advice?
  2. Z4CH1NT0SH Well-Known Member

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    Your only other option is a restore. What's the big deal?
  3. Aarix Well-Known Member

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    Cause its very annoying to do since I have a lot of cydia tweaks and openbackup only works for the cloud, I'm mostly worried if thats not the problem then it was a waste cause I hate restoring.

    EDIT: Well I did it. Its literately the same problem. ;(
    Hopefully it'll fix itself.
  4. Z4CH1NT0SH Well-Known Member

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    Lol DFU restore and bring it to a Sprint or Apple store and get the phone replaced.
  5. ValleyForge Head of Community Development Team

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    He is only having the problem while jailbroken.
  6. Aarix Well-Known Member

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    I figured out even when it's not jailbroken that the problem is exactly the same
  7. ValleyForge Head of Community Development Team

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    Then you should restore and take it to Apple for a replacement.
  8. Aarix Well-Known Member

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    Nearest sprint store is an hour away and the nearest apple store is 2 hours do I'm hoping it'll fix itself like it has in the past but it hasn't taken 4 days like now. I'll find the time eventually
    Because staring at "no service" is p***ing me off.
  9. Z4CH1NT0SH Well-Known Member

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    What if you download a free VoIP calling app to use on wifi in the meantime?
  10. HeadReaper Well-Known Member

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    I've never had this problem. Did you restore to a clean device and made sure you didn't restore to a jailbroken back up? Also, have you tried turning on airplane mode then off in like 10 seconds (works sometimes). Otherwise, I'd get it checked out at a store asap.