The cellular network is crucial because it enables users to call or text or even browse the web on the go. However, weak signal or lost network issue can hamper the said services which is something I as a phone user wouldn’t like and neither anyone else. As said, there are a number of hardware components that work homogeneously with the software components on a smartphone that enables it to register to a network and work accordingly. Although wifi can actually replace all these features, wifi is not available everywhere while there are some limitations of wifi over the cellular network which makes the latter a pioneer and must-have. Without wasting any time, let’s see how we can use troubleshooting methods to curb weak signal or lost network issue.
How to fix a Vertex weak signal or lost network issue?
Check for any intermittent issues
In the era of ever expanding and ever-changing, it is plausible that the carrier you have signed up for is undergoing upgrade or maintenance or even a power outage due to system failure or malfunctioned or natural calamity, etc. This can disrupt the network strength in worse cases, it can hamper the network as a whole leading to no or lost network issue. Take a different phone or use the dual SIM if you have, call the carrier and inquire to get notified about it.
Toggle Dual SIM
If you have two SIM cards which have become a common thing in smartphones, you know that you have a dedicated button or virtual interface to toggle SIM cards when needed. This trick works in some smartphones wherein if you are facing network issues such as there are no bars on the status bar for SIM 1, simply switch to SIM 2 and switch back to SIM 1 and do thing a couple of times. This must resolve the problem right there.
Turn on & turn off airplane mode
Now we are unleashing the big guns here. Airplane mode is known to discontinue any incoming or outgoing network including cellular and wifi (temporarily). However, you can use this feature to fix the Vertex weak signal or lost network issue. You’ll need to drag down the notification panel and tap on the airplane mode that will activate it and disconnect with any and every cellular network. Now, wait for a second before disabling it and check if the phone gauges the network or not.