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Yesterday and without any reason suddenly my xperia l stopped having connectivity with my mobile network. Few hours later it worked for couple minuets and then stopped again ever since
I tried switching the phone off and on again, tried removing the sim card and installing another one that works with another provider, I used the original sim card on another phone and it worked perfectly, put it again in my experia l but it still got no signal at all
I tried to switch the network preferences to manual searching mode several times but the phone did not respond and kept on working on the automatic mode.
I finally restored the phone to factory settings but the problems still exist ,, it wouldn't get coverage and it wouldn't switch to manual mode
it's just 3 months old
Hi AZZA,
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I am sorry to hear about the issues you have had with the device, I first suggest trying to perform a software repair on the device using PC Companion.
PC Companion repair
To repair the phone software
1. Install PC Companion on a Windows PC from Support
2. In PC Companion, under Support Zone and click Start.
3. Under Phone Software Update, click Start.
4. Click repair phone.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
If this does not work, then I can only suggest that you get the handset to a repair agent. Please use the link below to contact Sony Xperia Care directly.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Thank you Jake
I tried that too but the PC companion doesn't read the device. I use the original Sony cable
and I tried with another laptop ... It's not working at all
@AZZA,
Try to fix your phone software using Sony Update service (make sure that the battery charged at least 60 % before you start)
Cheers.
thanx Alex
I tried that .. didn't work either
When you perform the repair, are you turning the handset off and making sure that it is not connected until the final step?
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