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Forums › Android › If you have a spark Note 4 don't put that update on it.


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Topic # 191864 18-Feb-2016 15:55
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Using it on vodafone, and the last 3 times since the update I have picked up my phone and unlocked it, has been on no signal, comes back to full signal after some time.

 

Called 777 and it got as far as welcome to vodafone and the call dropped




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  Reply # 1495581 19-Feb-2016 12:11
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What/which update?

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  Reply # 1495735 19-Feb-2016 15:43
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Mine's good.. ok I'm with telecom.. but haven't had an issue..

 
 
 
 


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I put an update on my Spark Note 4 few days ago - have had no issues... Of course I am using it on Spark...

 

 

 

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  Reply # 1495809 19-Feb-2016 16:45
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It seems to have only done it once today for me. I had powered it off and taken the battery out and put it back in a couple of times with sim swapping since the update was applied.




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  Reply # 1495811 19-Feb-2016 16:47
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Wipe cache partition and hard reset it



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  Reply # 1495812 19-Feb-2016 16:49
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I would rather live with it than deal with resetting the phone.




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  Reply # 1495972 19-Feb-2016 22:02
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No problems with my Spark Note 4 (on Spark). Runs smoothly as ever and have not noticed any degradation of either call quality or connectivity.

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