5300 mobile phone can t go to the Internet, why can t my mobile phone N5300 go online?

First of all, check if there are any errors in the GPRS settings.

It is recommended that you bring your mobile phone to the local communication 100 service hall and ask the staff to check it for you.

Nokia Factory Reset MethodRestoring your phone's factory settings, commonly known as formatting your phone, is an effective and safe way to clear the C drive (i.e., your phone's storage) and solve general problems such as your phone crashing.

Hard-grid machine (recommended).

Method: In the case of power off, press and hold the dial key, "* key, and "3" key at the same time, turn on the power until the word "nokia" appears (you can't release any of the keys during this process), after the NOKIA logo flashes 2 times, the region time selection will appear, and you can select (Beijing, China). (Note:.)

Delete the font library from the C drive before the grid).

In addition to the password of the e-wallet, there are also some viruses that can't be blocked, and it can really be completely clear.

Soft lattice machine (not all thoroughly).

Method: Enter * in standby mode first, and then enter 12345 as prompted. At this time, it will automatically turn off the Nokia logo after flashing 2 times, and the regional time selection will appear, and you can select (Beijing, China).

Bad network signal has nothing to do with mobile phones.

There is no problem, it is estimated that it should be the network connection failure of the local mobile.

Mobile Internet Settings Error 1, Network Settings Configuration Settings Personal Configuration Settings Operation Add Network Account: In order to be consistent with other licensed Nokia models) or other name Homepage.

**Port: 80 Transmission mode: Packet data Transfer mode setting:

Packet Data Access Point: CMWAP Network Type: IPv4 Authentication Type:

Normal Username: (empty) Password: (empty) 2. MMS Settings Configuration Settings Personal Configuration Settings Operation Add MMS Account:

MMS or other name server address.

url] (must be written as such) Use Preferred Access Point: Cancel Access Point Setting: **:

Packet Data Transmission Mode Settings: Packet Data Access Point: CMWAP Network Type:

IPv4 Authentication Type: Normal Username: (empty) Password:

3. Preferred Access Point Settings Configuration Settings Personal Configuration Settings Operation New Access Point Account Name: CMWAP or Other Name Access Point Settings: Transmission Mode:

Packet Data Transmission Mode Settings: Packet Data Access Point: CMWAP Network Type:

IPv4 Authentication Type: Common Username: WAP Password:

WAP 4, Flow**Settings, Settings, Personal Configuration Settings, Actions, New Flows**, UDP Port Range: 6790-7170 Use Preferred Pick-up Point: Cancel**: Off Transmission Mode:

Packet Data Packet Data Pick-up Point: CMWAP Network Type: IPv4 Authentication:

Normal Last: Menu Settings Configuration Settings Preset Configuration Settings: Settings Settings Configuration Settings Preferred Access Point , select "CMWAP or other name" Menu Settings Configuration Settings Enable the teaser settings in all software.

Set it up again, no matter what phone settings are the same.

35 Mobile Phone Movie Forum Symbian S60 3 Nokia How to configure GPRS, SMS, MMS, and email can also be queried on the official website of the communication company, which has a detailed description.

Go to the main menu and select Tools - > Settings to enter and select the "Connection Settings" item, Access Point -> Options -> Add Access Point -> Use the default setting connection name Write one at will, data bearer mode: Grouped data Access Point Name: cmwap Username:

None Prompted for Password: No Password: None Authentication:

Security Home:

Once you have set these options, press the Options button in the lower left corner of the screen and select "Advanced Settings" in the pop-up menu. Network Type: IPv4 Mobile IP Address: Automatic Domain Name Server Auto Server Address:

**Port Number: 80 Setup Complete! Go back to the main menu and select the "Network" icon to enter the "Options", select Set Default Access Point in the pop-up menu, select the access point you just created, and display the image:

Yes Text Wrap: ON Font Size: Normal Default Encoding:

Auto Bookmarking: Turn on the screen size to select only the function keys. You're all set!

The settings of MMS are also the same as the GPRS settings, but the home page settings are different: enter the main menu and select Tools-> Settings to enter and select the "Connection Settings" item, access point -> Options-> new access point -> use the default settings connection name Write one at will, data bearing mode: grouped data Access point name:

cmwap username: none Prompted for password: No Password:

None Identification: Security Just change the homepage to.

That's it! Then go to Info > Options > Settings > MMS Message Image Size: Large MMS Writing Mode:

Restrictions Access points used: Select the MMS access point you just set up Register in-network reception methods: Automatic roaming reception methods, Allow anonymous messages, Receive ads:

Arbitrary selection Receive report: ON Do not allow sending report: No Information expiration date:

One week Setup complete! ok！You can send and receive MMS messages normally, but China Mobile MMS has a limit of 100kb before it can be sent successfully.

According to the settings of the friend above, then turn it off, wait for a few seconds, turn it on, and you can go back to the Internet after the signal is stable.

Turn it off, pull it out, and turn it on again. It should work.

It's possible that you're down or that your phone is not set up correctly.

If it's down, if it's down, you can't go online, if you pay the money, then start from the beginning, if it doesn't work, find a Nokia mobile phone and set up some settings for the network.

The landlord uses a Unicom card, right? It's okay to switch to a mobile card, because Unicom's signal machine is old-fashioned, and their policy is to never replace it with a new one, so after several years, they have not decided to solve this problem.

Please do you do it well or not, this is also the case, please help me.

If you set up the network again, it's best to choose CMNET for the access point.

Problems with the hardware device of the phone.

This should be a problem with the local network, or it is possible that the network signal is blocked.

That's because you owe money, and you can access the Internet after you restart your phone after paying the bill.

Try a different access point There is also a call to **ask 10086

You can add an "access point" in the settings "personal configuration" "service" and reboot it.

Hey, it's the same as my phone

There are several cases

1. The phone is down

2. The mobile phone gives you a foolish mess and causes the setting to be wrong

Internet settings: Menu Settings Configuration Settings Personal Configuration Settings Actions Add Network Name: No need to change Homepage:

**Port: 80 Transmission mode: GPRS transmission mode settings GPRS access point:

CMWAP Authentication Type: Common The username and password are cleared.

MMS Message Settings:

**Port: 80 Transmission mode: GPRS transmission mode settings GPRS access point:

CMWAP Authentication Type: Common The username and password are cleared.

Finally: Menu Settings Configuration Settings Preset Configuration Settings : Personal Settings.

Menu Settings Configuration Settings Launches preset settings in all software.

This one is the same as the one upstairs

That's it, there must be a mistake with the setting

That's probably where you're in the signal coverage blind spot, and it has nothing to do with your phone!!

It's possible that your phone's network settings aren't turned on. Generally, mobile phones will not have the problem of not being able to access the Internet, so it is best to consult the business office.

Go back to factory settings and reinstall QQ

Poor cell phone signal may be related to the local network or to your phone itself.