Dropped my Phone = No/Some Network Since Then! - HTC One X

My friend accidentally dropped my phone...After that there was no network on my phone...Until I restarted it several times and tried to connect to a Wifi Spot..
After that the Preparing SimCard Toast appeared and only 2 Points is showing in the network which would work some times and some times when I try to make a call..it gets struck on the keypad layout saying com.phone.android has stopped responding
I have no warranty too!
I want to know if its a Hardware Problem or not?
And morover is there a solution for it? Has anyone faced it till now?
Any help would be greatful!
Thanks in Advance!

iPriDvI said:
My friend accidentally dropped my phone...After that there was no network on my phone...Until I restarted it several times and tried to connect to a Wifi Spot..
After that the Preparing SimCard Toast appeared and only 2 Points is showing in the network which would work some times and some times when I try to make a call..it gets struck on the keypad layout saying com.phone.android has stopped responding
I have no warranty too!
I want to know if its a Hardware Problem or not?
And morover is there a solution for it? Has anyone faced it till now?
Any help would be greatful!
Thanks in Advance!
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backup your data and try a factory reset, if again it don't work you may have hw issues :S

I think its hardware problem.. Just like the famous wifi antenna issue.
Your HOX's antenna pin must have bent down, and its not touching the case anymore. That's why you are having a poor signal reception..
Take apart your HOX and look for the bent pin. Refer this guide for more details:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688538
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anasmunir said:
I think its hardware problem.. Just like the famous wifi antenna issue.
Your HOX's antenna pin must have bent down, and its not touching the case anymore. That's why you are having a poor signal reception..
Take apart your HOX and look for the bent pin. Refer this guide for more details:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688538
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It more than likely is, dropped my HOX on my front door step and had wifi issues. Repaired myself using wire and solder technique. Better than new!
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anasmunir said:
I think its hardware problem.. Just like the famous wifi antenna issue.
Your HOX's antenna pin must have bent down, and its not touching the case anymore. That's why you are having a poor signal reception..
Take apart your HOX and look for the bent pin. Refer this guide for more details:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688538
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I showed it to a service centre near by and he says this PROBLEM has no solution at all..
He says there's something wrong with the Amplifier Box on the mother board and it needs to be replaced to make network work and he says though after it is replaced it has only 50-50 chances of working or the motherboard getting doomed totally!

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[Q] One V Death Grip Prob

Hi...Anyone noted signal drop in wifi and radio signal when holding the in normal position?
Oh yes, I'm happy because I have an iPhone 4 feature :-(
Yes even i feel the signal drops when u hold it in a certain way. Not very sure where though.
I'm not losing signal (yet) but it definitely is dropping 1-2 bars.
Will a case help like it did for the iPhone deathgrip?
edit: fail, somehow i was in the V instead of X forum. but sounds like the same problem for all of them from what I'm reading/experiencing.
outofmyelement said:
edit: fail, somehow i was in the V instead of X forum.
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I think you were out of your element (somebody had to say it!)
mine too. when I put it on the table I got 4-5 bars. but when I pick up the phone to reply a message, my signal drops a.k.a. No Service... ****. it's supposed to be a great budget phone, isn't it? if this death grip is one of their feature, this feature is definately uncool.
if this problem can be fixed, they better fix it soon..
Just use the one V for a short period of time but did not encounter this problem.
Flame0n said:
Just use the one V for a short period of time but did not encounter this problem.
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Same here..
My One V absolutely does not have this problem. Neither did the unit reviewed by gsmarena.com:
http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_v-review-750p7.php
We tested the phone for death-grip and we didn't find any problems - Wi-Fi signal drops if you completely cover the top plastic panel on the back, but the reception still remains quite strong. Cell signal didn't budge.
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I also have this problem. My One V always drop 2 bar when I pick up the phone. While other mobile with the same network, the signal is full.
I contacted Call center once. He told me it's because of my network operator. I should try other operator but I don't want to change my number.
So, I still hope new firmware will solve this issue.
ackman said:
I also have this problem. My One V always drop 2 bar when I pick up the phone. While other mobile with the same network, the signal is full.
I contacted Call center once. He told me it's because of my network operator. I should try other operator but I don't want to change my number.
So, I still hope new firmware will solve this issue.
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There is a solution posted in this forum...try it...
I don't know why my V is probably the most faultless phone I have ever bought only seconded with the Desire..
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I am not having any such problem so far.. however for me maximum in call volume is very low..
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[Q] Weak Wi-fi

So I'm liking my One X, but the Wi-Fi strength is weak. On my iPhone i could get signal all over my room, and i get none on the one x and it's really not that far from my router.
Any help?
Send it for repair. It's known hardware fault(the pins that make contact with the antena are bended so they don't put pressure on it->weak signal). I hope my answer help you+search for the thread in this forum section about the issue.
It's not one of the older ones with the Wi-Fi fault though. Sending it back to repair won't do anything.
Is there no firmware/software fix?
JccageX2 said:
It's not one of the older ones with the Wi-Fi fault though. Sending it back to repair won't do anything.
Is there no firmware/software fix?
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Yeah a firmware will fix it. Dubbed 2.Keep.56.Dreaming
The pinch thing does nothing to it so it's not hardware.
Mine is the same. Been for repair. No problem. Signal bars say otherwise. And battery agrees.
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sibv1970 said:
Mine is the same. Been for repair. No problem. Signal bars say otherwise. And battery agrees.
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Not sure if I'm just mis reading your post but do you mean it still isn't working?
Wouldn't surprise me, they didn't repair mine two times. They just reflashed the software lol
Send em in again, same process, just tell htc that they really need to sort out their service centers or start doing repairs themselves, and that your hox still having problems
Even if the pinch fix doesn't work, it could be that your antenna pins are bent, but the polycarbonate bits they added to make it stronger, are now stopping the pinch fix working
What I mean, is that they did half the repair, it's supposed to be a replacement main board, so the pins are new and not deformed, and then also the polycarbonate bits so it doesn't re occur.
Sending it for repair again is the best option
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JccageX2 said:
The pinch thing does nothing to it so it's not hardware.
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That doesn't mean it isn't hardware. My above post explains the fix. In your case I suspect that even if you don't have an older model, the pins could have still been bent on assembly in the factory. So basically you already have the polycarbonate spacers, but also 'pre' bent pins, so bad wifi signal but the pinch test doesn't work, because the spacers are there.
Send it for repair hope this helps.
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Really don't want to send it for repair, that's going to take absolutely ages. I'd rather just get a different phone if there isn't a software fix.
JccageX2 said:
Really don't want to send it for repair, that's going to take absolutely ages. I'd rather just get a different phone if there isn't a software fix.
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Depending how long you've had it, you might still be within a replacement period with your retailer.
Hardware can't be fixed by software :-\
Just my opinion, htc screwed up big time with the qc on this phone, they rushed it. However, when it works it is a truly brilliant phone. Wifi is also really good when it works, compare your situation (which I was in, crap signal even when next to router) to now being able to connect when I'm about 200 metres from my house. I've never seen such a small device have such a great wifi signal.
It's worth the wait
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Think I'm just going to return it and get another phone. Probably Galaxy S3.
My WiFi signal is also weaker than on other phones, like my old HTC Desire. It's a bit annoying to be honest, but that's the only problem I have with my phone (got it in april). It's not the WiFi bug, sadly.
JccageX2 said:
Think I'm just going to return it and get another phone. Probably Galaxy S3.
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Go for it
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How to fix GPS on HTC ONE X , bouncing , and lock problems on satelits ( Tutorial )

For those who have problems with GPS on HTC ONE X i make a tutorial how to fix this.
This method work perfectly for me,and for other users.
If you are not scare to open your phone fallow this steps like in tutorial.
Method 1
1: open your phone to reveal what is inside
2: pull up those connectors shown in photo
3: close back
4: everifing is fix
Method 2
Instead of pulling up thouse pin ,use a soldering iron and put some soldering on the spot where pins touch the antena .
THIS WORKS BECOUSE AFTER THAT THE CONNECTOR APLY MORE PRESURE TO ANTENA AND NOW THE CIRCUIT IS COMPLETE
Hope this will fix all your problem with GPS, WIFI, Signal
PLEASE GIVE CREDIT IF THAT HELP YOU TWO!!
Link with tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfH48nbCFE4&feature=plcp
I will put a link here that will show you how to open your phone corectly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jZ-nelmWAI in this is open only with hands
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-vdrbiBePA&feature=related here is open with right tolls
After you fix this hardware problem to be complete to lock on satelits follow this link to finish agps fix
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239713
I will attach a few screen shots with GPS test results after i fix the antena.
I will mentioned the sky was clowdly and it was raining
I m not responsible if anything happens with your personal phone
This method worked perfectely for me
Excellent - this is the only thing that actually fixes this hardware issue.
I follwed your tutorial. Bought a pack of 5 plectrums off EBay for 99p to open the HOX like you did in the video.
Best 99p ever spent.
A lot better than sending phone away for 2 weeks only to hope it may be fixed.
Took 5 minutes, did it myself and don't lose all your data like you do sending it to HTC.
As I mentioned in another post, I had given up hope on my GPS, but didn't want to send off my One X due to root, custom ROM and stories of long waits without the phone actually being fixed.
This fix worked perfectly for me.
If you are having GPS problems and have the nerve, I suggest you try this.
Gabrielvl, thanks again.
danlat1415 said:
Excellent - this is the only thing that actually fixes this hardware issue.
I follwed your tutorial. Bought a pack of 5 plectrums off EBay for 99p to open the HOX like you did in the video.
Best 99p ever spent.
A lot better than sending phone away for 2 weeks only to hope it may be fixed.
Took 5 minutes, did it myself and don't lose all your data like you do sending it to HTC.
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U dont buy plectrums from me ) ,just kidding
I m glad this help you 2
Just Me said:
As I mentioned in another post, I had given up hope on my GPS, but didn't want to send off my One X due to root, custom ROM and stories of long waits without the phone actually being fixed.
This fix worked perfectly for me.
If you are having GPS problems and have the nerve, I suggest you try this.
Gabrielvl, thanks again.
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Wellcome!!
I hope this tutorial will help and other users
Didn't really notice a difference for me (HTC One X Intl) and on top of that, i broke a wifi pin and damaged a network pin....
All seems to be working (GPS is still a bit weird), does anyone know if wifi will work properly on one pin and network on a slightly damaged pin?
danz207 said:
Didn't really notice a difference for me (HTC One X Intl) and on top of that, i broke a wifi pin and damaged a network pin....
All seems to be working (GPS is still a bit weird), does anyone know if wifi will work properly on one pin and network on a slightly damaged pin?
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You can try to soldering a wire from brocken pin to antena. If u can do that your problem will be fix. I know for sure becouse a friend happening the same like you and he fix with a wire
I dont have a soldering iron and i'm not gonna buy one just for a pin. I havent noticed any wifi problems, I still connect to 2.4GHz and 5Ghz and speed is still the same and with the network, its on 1 or 2 bars but i am inside and it usually is on that anyway and the GPS is not fixed, if anything, worse. But again, i am inside.
danz207 said:
I dont have a soldering iron and i'm not gonna buy one just for a pin. I havent noticed any wifi problems, I still connect to 2.4GHz and 5Ghz and speed is still the same and with the network, its on 1 or 2 bars but i am inside and it usually is on that anyway and the GPS is not fixed, if anything, worse. But again, i am inside.
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Make some test autside and come back with results.
danz207 said:
Didn't really notice a difference for me (HTC One X Intl) and on top of that, i broke a wifi pin and damaged a network pin....
All seems to be working (GPS is still a bit weird), does anyone know if wifi will work properly on one pin and network on a slightly damaged pin?
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If it would work properly on one pin, thew would only have one pin to start with.
gabrielvl said:
You can try to soldering a wire from brocken pin to antena. If u can do that your problem will be fix. I know for sure becouse a friend happening the same like you and he fix with a wire
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Soldering wires is not a good solution, they will act as antennae, which are a specific length tuned to the desired frequency.
Outside the gps was pretty good, the wifi is only one one pin and i notice no difference. GPS gets about 20 inside (used to be about 25-30) and outside i get about 35-40 (same).
danz207 said:
Outside the gps was pretty good, the wifi is only one one pin and i notice no difference. GPS gets about 20 inside (used to be about 25-30) and outside i get about 35-40 (same).
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I you are satisface with that, dont do anything
OH GOD GUYS PLEASE STOP this is the same thing that I saw back in the Desire HD forums, and it ended poorly for pretty much everyone.
Do NOT try this unless you are out of warranty, the GPS antenna connectors are VERY thin and VERY weak, and it is VERY easy to SNAP them!
Hunt3r.j2 said:
OH GOD GUYS PLEASE STOP this is the same thing that I saw back in the Desire HD forums, and it ended poorly for pretty much everyone.
Do NOT try this unless you are out of warranty, the GPS antenna connectors are VERY thin and VERY weak, and it is VERY easy to SNAP them!
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You are right..,is not a easy job to do. I manage to do that becouse i have some experience with hardware,and i know wend to STOP ,not pulling to much...
Bat for those who have problem with GPS and ,the phone is not in waranty is a chance to fixit.
ONE MORE TIME TRY NOT TO BROKE ANYTHING
Can't believe it I was about to take my phone back in as my GPS had fully stopped working did this as I'm experienced enough to do such fix and my GPS is back again thanks for the post been a life saver
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dryan433 said:
Can't believe it I was about to take my phone back in as my GPS had fully stopped working did this as I'm experienced enough to do such fix and my GPS is back again thanks for the post been a life saver
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
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Exactly what i say..,if u make with precaution what is in tutorial,nothing is going to be wrong,and u fix GPS
Hello,
i registered to this forum to thank you.
My GPS what not working at all from months. I did exactly what you descibe and it's now OK.
I must warn everibody because opening (and reclosing) a HTC One X is very touchy. So do it only with experience. At a moment i was thinking i would have to buy a new HTC but a manage to reclose it properly.
Bye !
benito80 said:
Hello,
i registered to this forum to thank you.
My GPS what not working at all from months. I did exactly what you descibe and it's now OK.
I must warn everibody because opening (and reclosing) a HTC One X is very touchy. So do it only with experience. At a moment i was thinking i would have to buy a new HTC but a manage to reclose it properly.
Bye !
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Sow now everythink is ok with your GPS
And you dont make any damage to your device.??
Mine randomly won't turn off and keeps my phone awake..
Mrkrackie said:
Mine randomly won't turn off and keeps my phone awake..
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Wich rom you use? Stock? Custom?

[Q] HTC changes motherboard because of unlocked bootloader after wifi problem.

Hello,
I did unlock my bootloader on mij HOX. but used the manuals here to reset my phone to factory settings. (loading the original ruu)
Now i have a wifi problem, wifi reception is very poor. I had to send my phone in to check it.
The company tells me that the mainboard has to be replaced because of the non legal software on the HOX.
Does anyone had this experience?
It takes me € 250,- to change the mainboard.
But i don't know if the wifi problem is related or not.
any advice?
thanks
I had a problem with WIFI like the one in this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688538
HTC fixed the problem seemed to be a known issue when I spoke to them. They fixed the board not replaced. I think there using the boot loader as an excuse. Hope it helps.
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yea here in germany i said too that my wifi is really sh*itty and then they replaced even battery and fixed wifi...ok it wasn't fixed and then i fixed it myself ....and yes even my screen got replaced because of abnormality because of glass replaced it looked like sh*it but i didn't had to pay for something because i said battery life is sh*t like hell and wifi is because of the known issue really bad...but nothing said about screen and they replaced it kept the mainboard but changed the other things really cool support here in germany
One-X-master said:
yea here in germany i said too that my wifi is really sh*itty and then they replaced even battery and fixed wifi...ok it wasn't fixed and then i fixed it myself ....and yes even my screen got replaced because of abnormality because of glass replaced it looked like sh*it but i didn't had to pay for something because i said battery life is sh*t like hell and wifi is because of the known issue really bad...but nothing said about screen and they replaced it kept the mainboard but changed the other things really cool support here in germany
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The wifi issue is a minor issue which can easily be fixed. It is because a loss contact between a "gold" plate on the cover and the antenna. See youtube. the fix with aluminum foil works fine for me
monty53 said:
The wifi issue is a minor issue which can easily be fixed. It is because a loss contact between a "gold" plate on the cover and the antenna. See youtube. the fix with aluminum foil works fine for me
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Didn't you read right ? I wrote I fixed it myself knew this, with fixing did it already long time ago and since then its back good...
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How can I check what motherboard my att htc one x has??? I need to replace my motherboard but don't know what motherboard I have

[Q] Service Bars

Yesterday I replaced ad USB board (as an old one become faulty and I have had problems with charging the phone). I can confirm I used the appropriate board model.
Today I noticed that my service bars are not as good as they used to be. Generally in the room I usually used to talk and have weak 1 bar service, right now I have no service. I tested my phone outside as well and have a feeling like the phone has no as good perception as it used to have. Another words the service bars wen down everywhere about 20% or so. Phone works fine and I see no other problems. I wonder is there might be something that affects the service bars hardware-wise ? Any ideas appreciated.
ARTHUR
The antenna. I think we have 2, one for GSM and one for LTE.
Google for a picture with exact location and try to re-tighten them.
That's all I can think of.
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premiatul said:
The antenna. I think we have 2, one for GSM and one for LTE.
Google for a picture with exact location and try to re-tighten them.
That's all I can think of.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using xda premium
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Thanks for suggestions. Yes the one for GPS works fine as I have no problem with GPS (that is the one on a foil. The one for connecting to the tower is a straight wire. This wire goes from the little board (with USB port I've replaced) to the MB. I reopened the phone today and removed the antenna cable. Tested for continuity - OK, cleaned the connectors but still not luck.
I wonder if this could be some compatybility issue or deffective USB board. The board shows T889 rev1.0 so it sound like it's one of the first ones. Unfortunately I made a big mistake (to late) and thrown away old board. It had a problem with the USB post but there was no problem with the signal strength. I wonder if it is common for the usb board to go bad or if there is anything else I could possibly check. I ordered new antenna cable and thinking about getting another USB board, but if this will not fix the problem I'm clueless. I also restored the phone to factory settings to make sure it is not software problem. I need to use this phone daily at work and I'm really pissed off with the problems. PLEASE HELP
Thank you - ARTHUR
Just a question, ,, have you tried flashing the modem? Not sure it would help but maybe rewriting the radio files will help you.
Good luck

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