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Help 3G Signal dropping constantly-Help!

dequardo

Android Enthusiast
Nov 18, 2009
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I'm on my third 'X'. Both returns have been for the identical reason. 3G drops seemingly at random and then hangs on 1x for 'x' amount of time before it reverts back. Yes I can manually kick start the thing by going into airplane mode but this is ridiculous. I've tried all the other band-aid approaches; hard reset, *228/1, *228/2, etc. Nothing fixes the problem. This happens way to often to be considered a fluke. I can not afford to have this happen while in navigation mode as it renders that function useless.

I really need to know from someone this in fact is A) identified and B) being addressed by Moto and/or VZW. If I can't I'm afraid I will have to return this and leave VZW. It's too bad as the phone is perfect except for this very annoying bug. Does anyone have solid information on this? Thanks in advance.
 
I'LL SHOUT IT OUT. MOTO WHY CAN'T WE GET A RESPONSE ON THIS??????

I'll give you my theory. They know this is totally messed up and are afraid to acknowledge. Go ahead and prove me wrong MOTO by contacting me and showing me how to resolve the issue on my phone. I'm all ears.
 
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All VZW will tell you is that their towers aren't the problem. After all they do have a repuatation to uphold with the best coverage anywhere.

As for your problem to see if it is just your phone you might go to Radio Shack where they have signal boosters for your phone and ask if you could use one. If it helps your signal then its the equip, so keep getting a new one until you get a good one.

If it doesn't help then it is a software problem and you really can't do much about it until you get an update.

Either way are you able to make and receive calls still? If so i would just ignore the bars and go on with life.
 
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