Last Updated on May 24, 2023 by Bestusefultips
Are you irritated by the Samsung Galaxy S23 series saying there is no network connection or signal issues? Your Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra keeps losing mobile network because of poor network coverage, software bugs, SIM card error, recently changed to 5G, enable Airplane mode (Flight mode), or carrier issues. Due to poor network signal, your S23 Ultra keeps losing service, bad reception issues (Antena problem), or dropping call problems occur. Several Reddit, or Twitter users face S22 Ultra and S23 Ultra signal-dropping problems on carriers like AT&T, T-mobile, Verizon Wireless, etc.
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How to Fix Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Keeps Losing Cellular Network or Keeps Losing Service
Try restarting your Samsung phone to long-press the power button > Restart > Restart. It will refresh your device to stop unnecessary background processes, refresh the network connection, and fix minor bugs.
Solution 1. Check your Phone’s Network Signal
Poor network signal causing the losing cellular signal or network issue. Find a good network area to fix the no network error on Samsung Galaxy devices.
Solution 2. Make Sure to Turn Off Airplane Mode
Turning on Airplane mode/Flight mode on your Samsung device will disable all network connections like WiFi, cellular data, Bluetooth, etc. Swipe down the notification panel at the top and tap on Airplane mode in the quick settings tiles to turn it on/off.
Solution 3. Check for Software Update
Make sure to install the latest system update on your Samsung phone. Go to Settings > Software update > Download and install to check for system update.
Solution 4. Check if SIM Issue
Check if the SIM card is faulted or damaged. In the Reddit forum (T-mobile), several users fix this Galaxy S23 Ultra keeps losing mobile network issues to placing the demo SIM and inserting your SIM card back into your phone works. Remove your SIM card using the SIM ejector and insert it into another phone to check for a SIM or phone issue.
Solution 5. Switch Network Mode
If your Samsung phone faces a poor network or signal-dropping problem after switching the network mode, you can change it using the settings below.
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Tap Connections.
Step 3: Tap the Mobile network.
Step 4: Tap Network mode.
Step 5: Select the Network mode (5G/4G LTE/3G/2G) you want to set.
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Solution 6. Reset Network Settings
Resetting the network settings delete all network connections like WiFi passwords, Bluetooth devices list, cellular connection, etc. You don’t have to back up your data when resetting your Samsung network settings.
Solution 7. Contact your SIM Provider or Carrier
If you still face the issue, contact your carrier support team and check for a network issue or SIM error.
End the list of solutions to fix the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra that keeps losing mobile network issues. Don’t forget to mention which of the above solution work for you.
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