If your Android phone keeps saying that it is not registered on the network, that means it is having trouble registering with your carrier’s system. The methods in this guide should help you resolve this problem.

“Not registered to network” keeps appearing on my Samsung S7. How can I fix it?

The most common error message currently reported by Samsung users is the one below. It’s not uncommon for your Android phone to say it’s not registered with the network as a carrier issue.

Problems like this are more challenging to fix, and this is partly because these errors are related to your network provider. The good news is that you can try a few methods to fix this mobile network problem. Follow the instructions below to resolve the issue on your phone.

Why Are You Not Registered On The Network?

If you want to keep your device safe and free from any hacking, it is important not to register your device on the network. You can easily find a number of free and open-source applications for that purpose. After understanding what is not registered on the network, why does the phone say not registered on the network? Is it a SIM card unregistered or something else? Read the following article to know what reasons may cause this problem to happen.

Fixing the Not Registered on Network Error

Please read the following 8 methods to fix the phone saying it is not registered on the network:

1. Choose The Carrier Yourself

Since most phones select the network provider automatically, you can manually choose a carrier if your phone displays the error mentioned above to see if it works. If you want to receive cell signals, you must be in an area with the network coverage.

• Go to Wi-Fi & network > SIM & network > [your SIM] > Network operators in the Settings app.
• Turn off Choose automatically.
• Locate your carrier manually and tap it.

2. Turn Off All Network Connections

It is best to turn off all network connections on your phone and then turn them back on again in order to force your phone to reconnect to your carrier. It shouldn’t take more than a few seconds to tap the appropriate option on your Android device.

• Swipe down from the top of your Android device.
• A tap on the icon that says Airplane mode will enable Airplane mode.
• You must tap the same icon again after about 30 seconds to enable network connections.

3. Switch To A Different SIM Card

The reason why your phone says it’s not registered on the network is that it can’t read your SIM card. If your SIM card is the cause of the issue, then toggling options on your phone will not work. If your SIM card is physically damaged, or if there are other issues, you should investigate these first.You can check this by using another SIM card with your phone.

• Remove your current SIM card from the SIM card tray.
• The next step is replacing the SIM tray in your phone with another active SIM card.
• Signals on your phone mean that your SIM card is damaged, and you need to replace it.

4. Boot into Safe Mode

When you start your Android device in safe mode, only essential files are loaded. If you turn on your phone, any problematic apps or tools will not be loaded.

You may be able to verify if these apps or tools are causing the issue by rebooting your phone into safe mode.

• Click the power button a few times before releasing the button.
• Choose Power off from the menu.
• Press OK to restart your device in safe mode.