07-02-2023 01:34 PM
Got any tips and tricks you’ve found for setting up super-shiny new Samsung smartphones to get the best out of them that you'd like to share with your fellow Community members? Feel free to share them here!
I’ll kick off with the tip to have a SIM in the phone when you do the initial setup to prompt a “service provider” update... which should ensure you get the features, services and software updates that're relevant to you (e.g. stuff like Samsung Pay or Samsung Wallet).
07-02-2023 06:41 PM
What's being shown when you try to connect ?
Is your router picking up your phone to connect to ?
Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²⁵ Ultra 512Gb ~ Titanium Black.
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07-02-2023 07:17 PM
17-02-2023 07:49 PM
18-02-2023 12:09 AM - last edited 18-02-2023 12:10 AM
Hi there did you get this sorted?
I have a similar problem but States Service Provider Not Set.
18-02-2023 09:45 AM
18-02-2023 03:59 PM - last edited 20-02-2023 01:02 AM
If what I'm going to write has already been suggested, my apologies.
I always make sure to have my Google account , Samsung account, and MS account login and password information when setting up my new phone.
My Dutch bank (ING) used to, by default, not allow transactions within 12 hours or so of a new device accessing your account. I also encountered forgetting to turn on mobile payment the banking app on my S23 Ultra, fortunately it wasn't busy at the store and I eventually figured out my problem.
Most if not all of my passwords are stored in passwords dot google dot com It might come in handy to create a link in your browser pointing to that link. (This is a free password manager and only requires you know your Google account login and password.)
I usually keep my older phone around for a few days to make sure I've brought everything over. It seems browser links as standalone icons are not always brought over.
19-02-2023 05:43 PM
I'll add one more thing to remember to do.
I've experienced this in the past where not all of my WhatsApp messages were transferred to my new phone.
In WhatsApp, click on those three dots upper right corner, Settings, Chats and Backup your chats to your Google account.