These devices may require performing the following troubleshooting procedures. This can be done by using the hardware buttons or using software keys on the device. The easiest way to perform the troubleshooting is by using the device's hardware keys whenever possible. If you are unable to register your device, please follow these steps in order to resolve the issue. If you are still experiencing problems after completing these steps, please contact your service provider and/or Samsung Customer Service at 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864).

                  

Reasons why your phone might be unregistered

There are a few reasons why your phone might not be registered on the network. Maybe you didn't put in the right SIM card or perhaps you didn't activate your device. It's also possible that your phone is unable to connect to the network or that there's a problem with the network itself. If you're having trouble getting your phone to register, here are a few things you can try.

Step 1: Verify your device is connected to WiFi.

If your device is not connected to a WiFi network, it will not be able to register with the network. To check if your device is connected to WiFi, go to Settings > WiFi and make sure there is a checkmark next to the name of the network you are trying to connect to. If there is no check mark, tap on the name of the network and enter the password.

Step 2: Check if you have updated your SIM card.

If you have a new or updated SIM card, make sure that it is inserted correctly into your device. If it is not, this could be the reason why your device is not registering on the network. To fix this, simply remove the SIM card and reinsert it into the device. Once you have done this, restart your device and check if the problem has been fixed.

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Step 3: Reset Network Settings

If your Samsung Galaxy device is still not registered on the network, you can try resetting your network settings. This will usually fix any minor network issues that could be causing the problem. To reset your network settings: 1. Go to Settings > management > Reset > Reset network settings. 2. Tap Reset Settings. 3. If prompted, enter your PIN/password. 4. Tap Reset Settings again. 5. Your device will now restart and all your previous network settings will be gone.

Step 4: Restart Mobile Data Service

If your device still can't connect to the network, you may need to restart your Mobile Data service. To do this, open Settings > Connections > Mobile networks and tap the menu button. Then, tap Reset. You should see a message that says Mobile data service has been reset. Tap OK. Now try connecting to the network again.

Step 5: Contact Customer Care

If your Samsung Galaxy device is not registered on the network, you'll need to contact customer care. They'll be able to help you figure out what's going on and get your device up and running. In the meantime, here are a few things you can try