ENABLING "4G LTE" CONNECTIONS (ANDROID OS)

Hi readers,

Today's topic is about enabling 4G LTE on Android OS and it's a very easy task for anyone to accomplish.

  • If you have a 4G SIM card and your phone supports 4G LTE bands but you can't still get a 4Gconnection. Then you must enable 4G connections manually.
METHODS
Method 1:
1.Checking your current settings.
  - You can ring this under Setting > Tethering & Networks > Mobile networks > Preferred network mode.

Note: It's important to retain 3G data when moving out of 4G range.
  - If you don't see 4G LTE listed there, then proceed to the Second Method. But if it's there select it. If it fails then you have a different problem.

Method 2:
1.Go to your dialer and paste *#*#4636#*#*.

2.A menu will open automatically. Click on Phone    information and scroll down to where it says 'Pick preferred  Network Type.

3.Press the drob box and select the option that adds "LTE"  along with your old option.

NB: It's better to add "LTE/GSM/CDMA" to turn on 4G.

5.Your network will reconnect and you should now see a 4G  icon appearingappearingappearingappearing in the top bar.

Note: 
  • There are some areas that don't support 4G LTE connections.
  • Rebooting or Shutting down your phone will reset your network connections to default, meaning that you'll lose 4G LTE and you'll have to start again.
Written and Designed by Arboy Vega

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