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How To Fix Nexus 7 SIM Not Recognized & No Signal Issues

How To Fix Nexus 7 SIM Not Recognized & No Signal Issues

It’s common now that almost every Android device face some software related issues or as we usually refer to bugs. The same happens with every manufacturer such as Samsung, HTC, Sony and of course with Google Nexus devices. We have written numerous articles how to fix specific problems with your device. In this post, we will share with you some tips how you can fix Nexus 7 SIM not recognized issue.

Google in collaboration with the biggest manufacturers has done a good job with their Nexus devices. They have great hardware specifications and when it comes to software updates they are the first to receive it.

Nexus devices are so popular nowadays, not only because they have good specs but also with a Nexus device you can experience the real power of Android. Like other devices, even the Google Nexus devices have their own problems. Numerous people who possess an LTE variant of Nexus 7 (2013) have run into problems with SIM card, which seems to stop working. Sometimes it accompanied by ” No Sim Card” message. Usually, they get a “Sim Card Added” and prompt to restart.

There is no network and service is missing, but no message about the Sim Card will appear. Also, remember that Sim Cards from USA Carriers will not necessarily work to European Nexus 7 devices and Vice versa because they may use different channels. In this article, we are going to provide some useful solutions how to fix this problem. So go ahead and learn how to fix Sim Card problem and lost signal on your Nexus 7 tablet.

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How to fix Nexus 7 SIM Card not recognized

To fix Nexus 7 SIM card and other signal issues we have found few solutions. These might not be permanent but will fix the issue with your Nexus 7 SIM card and it will start working again.

Solution #1 – Turn on Airplane Mode, wait for a few seconds and then turn it off again.

Solution #2 – Press and hold the power. Ignore the prompt messages that will appear and wait for the device to restart.

Solution #3 – Try to turn off the Nexus 7 and then remove the SIM card. Make sure the SIM card and the SIM tray are clean. Reinsert the card and turn on the device again.

Solution #4 – Go to Settings > Wireless & Network > More Mobile Networks > Access Point Names and make sure the right APN is configured with your service provider.

Solution #5 – Test your Nexus 7 device with another SIM card to make sure that it is not the SIM fault.

These are the tips we thought would help you to fix Nexus 7 Sim card problems. If those don’t help then it’s time to ask for a replacement of professional service.

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