LG Phones Volt
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a computer doesn't connect to the mobile hotspot's ipv4 or ipv6 | manually select broadcast channel 4 or 6.
Note: 4 is much slower than 6 if that doesn't work:
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no sound for phone calls or texting | turn the music volume up (as there's a glitch that makes the phone ring/beep associated with the music volume instead of the ringtone one |
has a deep water spill | Note: do not put into rice or a bag with silica gels - as it won't remove what's trapped inside and wastes a lot of time, in which handlign important matters regarding the phone and electrical usage may decline
Take off each layer of the back of the phone. Take off the lid Remove the battery unscrew all the screws remove the motherboard if possible (especially if the water is trapped under the screen) suck out (manually with your mouth or some other vacuum) all the water - Note: feel/look for humidity and listen for trapped water (by sucking, not shaking - as that'll put it deeper) to know where to go - try removing it from all sides, even where not expected pick out dirt with a rolled napkin or cloth corner put everything back and try to turn on the phone - note: feel for overheating and where the electrical connectivity's located - to focus on the parts that the phone needs to turn on and work, which is towards the bottom of the phone repeat as necessary until the phone works (undoing and putting the phone back together) |
can't hear through phone | use headphones or the speaker |
mobile hotspot stops being connected after it does connect fully to the computer
- where it shows 0 connected, even when both the computer and phone have a connection |
close unnecessary browser tabs
- note: too many overloads the hotspot disconnect the internet from the computer and phone restart everything |
phone service shut down due to 3g network shutdown |
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