Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus launched last month, in August. The four models (which include two 5G versions) are excellent phablets. But, as we already know, Android devices can present some network issues from time to time. This tutorial we’ll show you how to reset network settings on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10 Plus to tackle potential connectivity-related glitches.
Sometimes, network issues appear on an Android smartphone or tablet due to bad apps, software-related issues, or faulty hardware. If you eliminated the possibility of a hardware failure, then you can try some trick to sort out the connectivity problems. Below, you have a few troubleshooting guides on how to solve some common network issues on Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10 Plus:
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How to Reset Network Settings on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10 Plus
Many times, simple network settings reset on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10 Plus can solve the network-related glitches and issues. Below, you have the steps you should follow to reset network settings on your new device:
- Go to Settings -> General Management
- Press on Reset
- Once the menu opens, select Reset Network Settings
- Tap on Reset once again to confirm your selection
Remember that this operation will return your network settings to their defaults. However, it is one of the first solutions you have against network or connectivity issues. Accordingly, it is not always effective against such glitches.