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Help *228 or Equivalent for GNEX?

eyc

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May 2, 2010
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Chicago, IL
I'm having some call quality issues and would like to reset the phones location/prl?

I recall using *228 in the past, but this does not seem to be working. Does anyone know how to run the equivalent reset on this phone?

Side note: my wifi is really weak. My incredible gets good signal in my office, but the GNEX connects and breaks and cannot hold the signal.
 
I'm having some call quality issues and would like to reset the phones location/prl?

I recall using *228 in the past, but this does not seem to be working. Does anyone know how to run the equivalent reset on this phone?

Side note: my wifi is really weak. My incredible gets good signal in my office, but the GNEX connects and breaks and cannot hold the signal.

Same question??? Anyone have info on updating through *228???
 
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In a separate thread, Nerdstaz states as follows:

3)Just a tip, *228 does not work on 4g phones. If you are trying to do a PRL/Roaming update or whatever it's referred to as, you simply power down for a few minutes and then power back on. AT least that is how it has been on previous 4gLTE devices.
 
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I'm having some call quality issues and would like to reset the phones location/prl?

I recall using *228 in the past, but this does not seem to be working. Does anyone know how to run the equivalent reset on this phone?

Side note: my wifi is really weak. My incredible gets good signal in my office, but the GNEX connects and breaks and cannot hold the signal.

You should not EVER *228 a 4g phone. This can burn your sim card and you will have to buy another one. Luckily, they are only $5. If you are having call quality issues, you should reset your phone, or do a factory reset if that does not help.
 
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I'm having some call quality issues and would like to reset the phones location/prl?

I recall using *228 in the past, but this does not seem to be working. Does anyone know how to run the equivalent reset on this phone?

Side note: my wifi is really weak. My incredible gets good signal in my office, but the GNEX connects and breaks and cannot hold the signal.

*228 no longer is a viable working option for 4G LTE phones. That was meant for 3g networks. It should just fail if you try to do it on an LTE device. The 4g sim cards use the surrounding towers to constantly update the roaming info, so you don't need to do this anymore.
 
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