You must pull down your notification bar and open the quick settings menu. There, you will find the shortcut to turn on flight mode. Tap on it to enable flight mode. Then, wait for a few minutes and turn it off.
After disabling flight mode, check whether you still encounter network issues on your Android 14 smartphone. If it is still there, move on to the next solution.
Reinsert SIM card:
You can also try reinserting the SIM card on your smartphone if you have network issues.
- Turn off your smartphone by pressing and holding the power and Volume up buttons and choosing the power off option.
- Then, use your SIM ejector pin to pull out the SIM tray.
- Take your SIM card from the slot, place it again, and then return the SIM tray to the phone.
Now turn on your phone and wait till it shows up any network bars. Check if you can connect to your network directly. Suppose you can’t move on to the next potential solution.
Allow Roaming services:
Suppose you are in a region not your default location per your service provider. In that case, the service provider will enable roaming on your connection. But Android smartphones need to have roaming services turned on to ensure they can accommodate this change. To turn on this option, you must navigate to the Settings page and go to Connections. Inside connections, you need to search for Roaming Services, and once you find it, you need to turn it on.
Different Android UIs may have different paths to enable roaming services. If you can’t find it under connections in your Android 14 smartphone, search for roaming services in the Settings menu, and you will find it easily.
Check whether you still encounter network issues on your Android 14 smartphone. If it is still there, move on to the next solution.
Update Android:
If you are using an outdated build of Android 14 on your smartphone, there is a possibility that it could be buggy. So, you need to check for any new updates for your smartphone, and if you see an update, install it on your phone.
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Scroll to the bottom and find the option System. Once you see it, tap on it.
- Now tap on the System Update option.
- The software or system update page will show up on your screen. If there is any update pending, you will see it here. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the pending update.
- Once you have installed the latest build of Android 14 on your smartphone, restart your device and try using the network again.
If it still does not work, try the next solution.
Change your location:
Network coverage changes from place to place. There could be specific points or rooms in your house where the network coverage is decent, while it is close to nil at some locations. In such a scenario, you should ensure you stay at these locations while making a call or while using the internet.
However, this is not a permanent fix at all. For that, you should try the other solutions mentioned below.
Reset Network Settings:
Much like how we can reset our phone’s settings, we can also reset our phone’s network settings. If any setting blocks your mobile data, a network reset will clear it up.
- Open your phone’s settings.
- Scroll and find the option General Management. Once you find it, tap on it.
- Inside General Management, tap on Reset.
- Then select Reset Network Settings.
- Finally, tap on Reset Settings.
- A pop-up will show up asking for your phone’s PIN or password.
- Enter it and then tap on Reset.
- The above steps are for a Samsung smartphone running on Android 14. If you use some other Android device, you might have to navigate differently to get to Network reset. You can search for Network reset in the Settings menu to get to the Network reset menu quickly.
After the Reset is complete, check the network status on your Android 14 smartphone. If you are still struggling, move on to the next solution.
Manually search for network operator:
Smartphones have a feature or option to select the network operator for their connection manually. This is usually set to automatic, and the phone automatically connects to the network as per the SIM card or connection present in the smartphone. But sometimes, this automatic functionality does not work. In such a scenario, you must turn off the automatic network selection and manually select your preferred network from a list.
- Scroll from the top of the screen to open up the notifications panel.
- At the top of the notifications panel, select Settings.
- Go to Connections.
- Select Mobile network.
- Go to the network operator.
- Turn off the toggle for the option “select automatically.”
- Wait until the phone scans for all the available networks and shows you the list. Once you see your operator on that list, tap on it, and your network should be restored if you select your default existing service provider.
- The above steps are for a Samsung smartphone running on Android 14. If you use some other Android device, you might have to navigate differently to get to the mobile network selection. You can search for a mobile network in the Settings menu to reach the appropriate one quickly.
Now, check the network status on your Android 14 smartphone. If you are still struggling, move on to the next solution.
Change network type:
We must choose between 2G/3G/4G/5G when using our connection. If your SIM is a 5G SIM, your smartphone is a 5G-ready smartphone, but you have limited the network on your device to 2G or 3G, you will struggle with network issues. To fix this, you must select the option that gets you the best network mode.
- Scroll from the top of the screen to open up the notifications panel.
- At the top of the notifications panel, select Settings.
- Go to Connections.
- Select Mobile network.
- Go to network mode and select 5G/4G/3G/2G.
- The above steps are again for a Samsung smartphone running on Android 14. If you use some other Android device, you might have to navigate differently to get to the mobile network mode selection. You can search for a mobile network mode in the Settings menu to quickly reach the appropriate one.
Now, check the network status on your Android 14 smartphone. If you are still struggling, move on to the next solution.
Wipe Cache:
A corrupted cache can lead to smartphone issues, including the mobile network’s malfunction. So, you must clear up your cache partition entirely and check if that fixes your mobile data issue.
- Turn off your smartphone.
- Connect the device to your PC via a USB cable.
- Press and hold the Volume Up and Power button.
- Let go of the buttons when Android Recovery shows up on the screen.
- Use the volume buttons on your phone and navigate the Wipe Cache Partition option in the recovery menu.
- Once you are there, press the Power button to select it.
- Confirm your action by choosing Yes in the following menu. Again, use the volume buttons and the power button to perform the selection.
- Then, your smartphone will prompt for a system reboot. Press the power button to confirm the action.
After the restart, check the network status on your Android 14 smartphone. If you are still struggling, move on to the next solution.
Factory Reset:
Factory Reset will reset everything on your smartphone to its original form, with everything set to default. Factory reset often works out software inconsistencies with smartphones. So, the mobile data issue could be fixed with a factory reset. However, you must create a backup of everything necessary on your smartphone. A factory reset will clear out all your internal storage.
- Open up the App drawer and then tap on the Settings application.
- Scroll down in the settings menu and tap on General Management.
- Tap on Reset to view the options.
- Tap on Factory data reset.
- Scroll down and tap on Reset.
- Enter your security lock to confirm your identity.
- Tap on Delete all.
- Then, enter your password and tap on the OK button.
- Wait till the reboot process is complete. It will undoubtedly take a while.
- The above steps are for a Samsung smartphone running on Android 14. If you use some other Android device, you might have to navigate differently to get to Factory reset. You can search for Factory reset in the Settings menu to get to the Factory reset menu quickly.
After the restart, check the network status on your Android 14 smartphone. If you are still struggling, move on to the next solution.
Since you have tried everything you can from your end, but it is still not helping, it is time you contact your service provider. You can get your service provider via call and inform them about your issue. They should provide you with a solution for sure.
So these are all the solutions to fix any Android 14 Network Issue. If you have any questions or queries about this guide, comment below, and we will reply. Also, check out our other articles on iPhone tips and tricks, Android tips and tricks, PC tips and tricks, and much more for more helpful information.
