A few drops of water - no sim card error

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  Found the problem, my sim card broke! So I have a new order!

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  My daughter accidentally dropped her iPhone 4 and now it will turn is no longer. AT & T was absolutely useless in helping with his iPhone. Currently, she has lost so many photos that were stored on his phone and not the cloud. My question is if it can remove its SIM card, insert it into an adapter and then put back in its drive of his laptop in order to get all these pictures? Is this possible? What type of USB SIM card, adapter would I need? Thank you very much! Any help would be much appreciated!

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• Built-in SIM card problem

  Anyone heading the question where they took contact with care of apple and the representative on the other end does not have the product you are calling for?

  I recently had to replace my iPad 9.7 Pro at a local Apple store warranty. There was a glimmer of hope in the quadrant display cooer right. It was not extreme, but once I have the sewing, my eyes always went straight to the it later. Given that the unit was only a few months, that I wasn't old too satisfied to "just deal with it" then I won him in and ultimately they replaced. There is one thing that I like Apple, they really take care of their customers. Then I proceeded to drive home and get on the phone with AT & T to activate it, because the iPad was originally purchased at home and put on my plan.

  After getting nowhere with AT & T customer service they transferred me to Apple Care because I didn't have an ICCID under settings/general/to words. After connecting the Apple Care representative I explained the problem. To my surprise, he had no idea on the SIM Apple integrated and kept asking me where was my old SIM and I need one to get cellular service. Now, I knew that this was not correct and I've tried very carefully explain that there is no SIM external it was enabled on the embedded SIM card, however, they guy fought me on it and sounded quite confused throughout the call. I also tried to activate it under the iPad option settings/cell/Add cell phone carrier/transfer again. This option does not work for me, because it has to do with a different plan type (I have or the representative didn't know) he says also my user name and password are incorrect, but it wasn't. I logged in full on the site without problem. As a result of this he told me to change my password for AT & T and that has not worked, it wouldn't have worked anyway, but now I know, it's just so that you can see the traces of events here. I was then left on hold for 15 minutes be say I have to call my service provider.

  Just for the forum of reference for the iPad all Pro (to the United States at least) are made with a built-in SIM card, but also have a nano SIM tray for travel abroad. For those who don't know no way "embarked", it is built in the electronic device and is not removable. Why do that and do all sorts of confusion? It is designed to allow a smaller unit and is supposed to give more options for the selection of a carrier.

  To resolve this problem, I took my replaced iPad 9.7 Pro at my local AT & T store the next day (today) to configure the built-in SIM card. They had me past in less than 5 minutes. Namely, if someone runs into his question, you need to tell the person you talking if theres no ICCID then its either one wifi device or if you are using a device with a built-in SIM card. They will have the provision to the CSN, which is a very long alphanumeric number located in settings/general/to comments made by verses the low only with the IMEI (obviously).

  I'm just surprised that the 'experts' Apple Care had no idea what the hell I was talking about. I am an engineer 'EM and work on industrial equipment. Also, I have a technical support for hardware, software, networks and applications, so I have a bit of history and know how to get my message. I too am a former user of Windows and Android who migrated to apple for its ease of use, robustness and quality, and outstanding customer service. I now own the iPad Pro, mini iPad 9.7 4, Apple TV (3rd generation) and Mac Mini (late 2014). All of which are excellent products that I use every day and that he loves her. I also participates actively in the public beta program Apple with iOS 10 and Sierra of MacOS. Apple, if you listen... Take note that when a supervisor does not know the iPad Pro is manufactured with a built-in SIM, theres a problem.

  What do you think?

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• Unlocked IPhone, SIM card is not valid problem

  Hello

  I went to study in the United States for a few months and I bought the iPhone 6s 'apple Store' to the United States.

  After that I came back to Thailand, I can't use my card SIM Thai (AIS network). It appeared that the sim card is not valid.

  I had to call apple care to solve the problem for me and after gave them my IMEI, they told me to contact verizon wireless to unlock my phone.

  So far, I confused altogether since I bought the Apple Store iphone, not Verizon.

  However, I contacted verizon wireless and even once, after gave them my IMEI, they said that since

  the unit was purchased third-party (which is apple Store) so that the device has not been locked by their network.

  I tried to restore my device so many times and also with the mode of recovery, but it still can not use.

  I checked with APPLE and they said that my device is unlocked model.

  Note that first sim that I plug when I got this device is ATT SIM card.

  I was contacted to ATT and they also said that my device has not been locked

  through their network.

  Please give me suggestions on how to solve this problem

  It seems that if you have the iPhone version, intended for use on the Verizon network. If so, it is not locked. However, this does not mean that it will work on the network in your country.  Phones, designed to run on the Verizon network use strips of LTE 13, 4 and 2. It seems that the AIS uses 3 and 1.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Asia

• While the iPhone overseas requires a reactivation, which sometimes works, but more often does not work. At the beginning he said that my SIM card was not supported by the activation policy assigned by the activation server.

  iPhone 6

  Network: Verizon

  iOS 9.3.3

  Twice now, once in Costa Rica in April and, more recently, in Ireland, while that phone overseas warning reads as follows:

  "your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is not reachable. Try to connect your phone to the iPhone to activate it, or try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists contact Apple Support to Apple.com/support. »

  or:

  "The SIM card that you have currently installed in the phone is a carrier that is not supported in the title of the activation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server. This isn't a problem with the hardware with the iPhone. Please insert another card from a supported carrier SIM or ask this iPhone be unlocked by your operator. Please contact Apple for more information. »

  My carrier is Verizon and I replaced the SIM card on my return from Costa Rica end of April despite the fact that the card is unlocked and good, in theory, for international travel,

  Before you activate the phone is locked and I can't access applications like camera, that, when I travel, I need over the phone.

  Apple says call Verizon. Verizon said, you guessed it, call Apple.

  When I return to the States, everything works fine. I thought that the replacement of a SIM card would do the trick, so you can imagine my dismay when the activation warning came after I took the phone off airplane mode after I landed in Dublin and the activation warning came new.

  What is going on?

  kennypg wrote:

  iPhone 6

  Network: Verizon

  iOS 9.3.3

  Twice now, once in Costa Rica in April and, more recently, in Ireland, while that phone overseas warning reads as follows:

  "your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is not reachable. Try to connect your phone to the iPhone to activate it, or try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists contact Apple Support to Apple.com/support. »

  or:

  "The SIM card that you have currently installed in the phone is a carrier that is not supported in the title of the activation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server. This isn't a problem with the hardware with the iPhone. Please insert another card from a supported carrier SIM or ask this iPhone be unlocked by your operator. Please contact Apple for more information. »

  My carrier is Verizon and I replaced the SIM card on my return from Costa Rica end of April despite the fact that the card is unlocked and good, in theory, for international travel,

  Before you activate the phone is locked and I can't access applications like camera, that, when I travel, I need over the phone.

  Apple says call Verizon. Verizon said, you guessed it, call Apple.

  When I return to the States, everything works fine. I thought that the replacement of a SIM card would do the trick, so you can imagine my dismay when the activation warning came after I took the phone off airplane mode after I landed in Dublin and the activation warning came new.

  What is going on?

  I think it's a problem with Verizon.

  Our company is on AT & T - and our lawyer have travel all over the world, Africa, London, South East Asia and they have never complained to me than before.

• Change of sim card to untie the old imessage with new imessage

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  -If I disable imessage.

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  Now, if I send imessage on A, a will receives imessage in previous messages page or another page.

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  If you disconnected iMessage, jumped into a new SIM card with a different number on this subject and enabled new iMessage [ID Apple not held] with this new number, a different conversation thread would start to Messaging. They will not bind together.

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  I intend to get a prepaid Sim Card for my iPhone 6 s when I travel in Europe in a few weeks.  I wonder if I still have iMessages since most of the people that iMessage use me my (Verizon) cell phone number.  I get all the iMessages on my iPad and computer laptop too through my e-mail, so I guess that the two e mail and cell number are used by the ap.  In addition, what happens to my iMessage when I come back and turn on my regular sim card?

  You will not be able to get the iMessages as when you put in the new SIM card, your iPhone to record with a new number. You can add e-mail addresses to your address list under which you are reachable, then iMessages sent one of these e-mail addresses.

• NB 500-107-Question on the use of the SIM card

  Hello

  I recently bought a laptop computer as written in the subject, I would like to know if there is a modem integrated 3 g (hsdpa) standard? behind the drums is to enter the sim card but it of so weird, just the map, but it is very loose and obviously doesn't work, after removing the cover that I saw that the sim card is where you do not touch the contacts (as if it wasn't a modem).

  Please help because I don't know whether to advertise in the store.

  Hi swirus152,

  According to the official record on the site Web of Toshiba NB500-107 doesn t have an internal 3G modem. There is even a SIM slot it doesn t average a module 3G internal because the matter will be used for different models according to me and a few other models support the 3G module.

  So if you want the 3G connection, you can use your SIM card with a 3 G USB key that you get very little money. :)

• I ordered a 3 wifi only iPad and they sent me a wifi + 3g by mistake without sim card

  I ordered a refurbished iPad 3 wifi only and they sent me a wifi + 3g - mistakenly - without sim card.  This is my first experience with a tablet of any kind and so I have a few questions:

  1. is there a reason I can't return the wifi + 3 g iPad for iPad wifi only?

  2. What is the difference between an iPad only wifi and the other with wifi + 3 g without a sim card?

  3. it would be an advantage to get a SIM for iPad?

  4. what could I do with wifi + iPad 3 g WITHOUT sim card that I can't do with the wifi only?

  Thanks - TP

  1 honesty

  2 WiFi + cell phone has GPS receiver and cellular material (obviously) to work with the cellular network.

  3. Yes, but you're dishonest.

  4. you can have internet access while you travel (for example: in your car, on the beach etc, where there is cellular signal coverage)

  I understand it's not your fault, but you should always contact the seller and inform them of the error. If they tell you to keep, jump up and down with happiness.

• Portege R500 with 3G - Instructions for the insertion of the SIM card

  I have a model PPR50E R500 which I think has built in 3G. Howevere I can't find documentation on how to insert a SIM card. One of the other model seems to suggest that the SIM card is inserted behind the keyboard. Can someone point me to some training documents please?

  Unfortunately there is no documentation available. (Maybe in the user manual, but if there is nothing, then you won´t find anything)

  Here are some instructions on how to swap the SIM card on a Portégé R400, so I think that since both machines are quite similar, that the guidelines would apply to the R500 too:

  Perform the following steps to insert/remove the SIM card:

  1. close the machine OFF completely. Make sure that the POWER LED is not lit.
  2. remove the AC adapter, battery and all connected cables/devices.
  3. open the screen.
  4. remove the keyboard cover with a small screwdriver flat blade in the small hole on the edge of the cover and pulling gently out.
  5. remove the two screws that hold the keyboard and knock it gently over the keyboard. (Use a small cross-slot screwdriver to unscrew the two screws).
  6. to activate the keyboard down, take the upper end of the keyboard, pull gently upwards and place the keyboard with the keys down on the palmrest of your machine.

  * ATTENTION: *.

  {color: #ff0000} + do not touch the keys on the keyboard to return back. Make sure that you hold the keyboard on both sides and ask gently down on the palmrest. +
  + The keyboard is connected to the machine with a flat cable. Avoid pulling the cable on the connector or damage! +
  + Avoid dropping objects (such as paper clips, etc.) inside the machine. A metallic object can cause a short circuit on the motherboard, which would cause serious damage to your machine. +
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  7. search the card slot SIM on the upper right corner of the machine.
  8. slide the locking mechanism of the SIM card with the fingernails or a small object slot to the left to unlock. (You can also use a small flat blade screwdriver)
  9 pull gently until on the SIM card slot.
  (10 a) Insertion: insert the card into the SIM card slot. The filings of the SIM card must show an upside.
  (b) removal: remove the SIM card from the slot

  11 turn the slot down and block it by sliding the lock to the right.
  12 insert the keyboard by placing the clips on the bottom of the keyboard into the grooves on the top of the palm rest. Rabat the keyboard gently downwards and fix it by screwing the screws into the holes. Make sure that no screws were dropped on the inside of the machine!
  13 install the support of keyboard on its position and push down to fix its position.
  14 attach the adapter sector, battery and all cables/devices.
  15 enable you wireless device by pressing "FN + F8" when you work on Windows.

  * I must warn you, it s on your own risk and if you do not feel comfortable with the installation procedure can put the machine to an authorized Service provider, which can make the installation of the SIM card for you.*

  Good luck my friend :)

• Carbon X 1 SIM card not detected (Sierra EM7345 WWAN modem)

  Dear all,

  I have a X carbon 1 with Sierra EM7345 WWAN modem. It is that everything installed perfectly - drivers etc. But id does not recognize the SIM card. I googled a bit and I can say that:

  (1) I have the drivers OK, I the WWAN etc network adapter.

  (2) I inserted the SIM card

  The SIM card works perferctly if I use the key USB 3 G stick instead. So the problem is not the SIM card.

  In my view, there are a few configuraiton Sierra modem that should be done - to switch to 3G / 2G or something.

  Please help - one of the main reasons to buy this laptop was the integrated WWAN.

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• Recommendations for a sim card (unlocked iPhone 4)

  Hi guys.    Yesterday, I bought an iPhone Unlocked 4 with a big scratch someone through Craigslist.     I bought it all simply because I want to use it when I travel in Thailand.     It is not the most recent and it is certainly not the prettiest, but I don't like; all I want is to be able to make and receive calls/texts when I am a foreigner (GMA).

  The thing is, I want to activate now just so I can use it to take/image bank, perhaps store a few songs, maybe play some videos.     HOWEVER, when I tried to activate it, I reached a road block.     The screen says "SIM card required for activation."

  As I said, I don't want to use this phone to make calls.    I already have an iPhone 5 with a service through AT & T plan.

  So my question is, "buy a cheap SIM JUST to activate it and then use it for the above mentioned reasons?"

  Or y at - it another way I have to take?

  Thank you for your help and suggestions.

  The SIM card must not be active. You have just to adapt (and the phone must be locked, come from a carrier whose phone is locked). So, if you have one that fits, you should be able to use it. AT & T can also be able to give a. Or borrow one from a friend. Once the phone is active, you can take it out.

• 2 the figures but a Sim Card?

  HI (sorry for my English).

  I need two phonenumbers. One for business and one private. I want to use with just the phone (Iphone 5). At night and on weekends I just want to use my private number. Are there alternatives to aeny? Or is it possible with the Iphone 5?

  Thank you for your help.

  This would depend on the carrier and the device.  You would need a carrier that supports SIM numbers in the first place, two cards and need you a device that will work with and recognize such a SIM card (they do not exist, but a few carriers support them).  AFAIK, even if a carrier supports the feature and has SIM cards for doing, the iPhone will not work with a SIM card.

• SIM card problems

  Okay so a few hours ago, I picked up my phone and the sim card had just "disassembled" itself, I guess you could say. On the lock screen, it said I had no mobile network connected, I couldn't call someone or text message to anyone. Then at 10 minutes ago he did once again, my way to solve this was to just restart my phone. It was as if the sim card was not in my phone, even if no one went near the sim card because this phone has been replaced in early January. I'm running the new Jelly Bean android, version of the 98.72.16 system. Is this a normal problem or no matter who else encountered this problem and understand what was causing it? Maybe this would be something that I do?

  It seems that the Sim Card is wrong. The first thing I would say is to put the card back in the phone. Power the phone down, take out the SIM card and then put back. Turn on the phone and see if it works well. If you see the problem again just call Verizon CS to 611 and tell them what is happening and they will send you another for free.

  You can go to a corporate Verizon store and get it replaced as well. They must see the problem for themselves in order to help you. If you expain the problem they might just replace anyway.