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Guest rwalton159
Posted

I tried a few roms and then went to stock and upgraded to 5.1.1

I'm noticing the mobile signal is up and down and wondered if this could be related to the stock rom. Do I need to re install?

All helpful comments appreciated

Guest BlueMoonRising
Posted
22 minutes ago, rwalton159 said:

I tried a few roms and then went to stock and upgraded to 5.1.1

I'm noticing the mobile signal is up and down and wondered if this could be related to the stock rom. Do I need to re install?

All helpful comments appreciated

Usually down to your mobile signal supplier but if you're certain that it's not that then a restart would be my first port of call.

Guest lmod
Posted

Do you mean it drops for a second occassionally or just the signal is good to bad to good? Because I get the former

Guest rwalton159
Posted

Signal drops to 1 bar. My wife's Samsung phone may have 3 in it. As I type this comment, I have full signal but I'm not at home

Guest russy1982
Posted

Its probably flicking between 2g/3g/4g

Guest macbreakweeklyfan
Posted (edited)
11 hours ago, rwalton159 said:

I tried a few roms and then went to stock and upgraded to 5.1.1

I'm noticing the mobile signal is up and down and wondered if this could be related to the stock rom. Do I need to re install?

All helpful comments appreciated

You say the signal is up and down, but maybe it's just the representation of the signal which is up and down? Are you referring to problems you are experiencing with your signal, or are you merely going by the signal icon? If the latter, there's no universal standard for the manner in which signal level is represented, graphically. Sorry if I sound unhelpful :)

Edited by macbreakweeklyfan
Guest rwalton159
Posted

Thank you for your comments. As I type this there are no bars at all. Some of my calls suffer from break up.

Guest BlueMoonRising
Posted
19 hours ago, rwalton159 said:

Signal drops to 1 bar. My wife's Samsung phone may have 3 in it. As I type this comment, I have full signal but I'm not at home

You never said but which mobile carrier do you use? Is your wife on the same?

Guest rwalton159
Posted

We use talktalk which utilises Vodafone.

Guest BlueMoonRising
Posted
59 minutes ago, rwalton159 said:

We use talktalk which utilises Vodafone.

Have you checked the APN settings on both phones side by side?

Guest macbreakweeklyfan
Posted (edited)
10 hours ago, BlueMoonRising said:

Have you checked the APN settings on both phones side by side?

I don't see the correlation between signal degradation, which is caused by the quality of reception of an analogue RF signal, and APNs which are for internet access. He says his calls break up, which has as much to do with APNs as petrol quality has to do with the grip of your car tyres.

@BlueMoonRising - I hope I didn't sound snotty or supercilious with that comment - that was not how I meant it, it's just that the two issues are unconnected and I wanted to make that point. I know you and I have had our "arch enemy" moments at time, and I am sorry if I've reacted badly to you in the past - please forgive me if I've been a moody or snotty old git, I really do know better than to be like that, and I can't bear hard feelings between people :)

 

Edited by macbreakweeklyfan
Guest russy1982
Posted

As above..apn has nothing to do with mobile signal

Guest rwalton159
Posted

APN is fine.

Reluctant to root and install rom again as my phone is just as I want it and can't see how flashing rom will make any difference.

Perhaps it would be better if I didn't see the signal bars ☺

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Guest mrflibbles
Posted

This started to happen to me since the last update. The mobile signal will sometimes drop to zero for a few moments and then come back. Other times it will stay at zero, you reboot the phone and get full signal !?

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