There are so many factors that can cause a cell phone to display Emergency Calls Only Does this happen everywhere and is it a constant issue? If not and it only happen in specific locations then chances are this issue is due to a poor signal from your wireless network in that area and will be outside of your control. (1) Change the Network Mode to GSM Only (2) Select your carrier manually (3) Check the position of the SIM card Airplane mode trick Activate the “Airplane mode” feature on your cell phone and then turn it off. Make a call and see if the phone was able to reach out, connect to the network, and make a call.

This “unfortunately camera has stopped” error is just a system bug that is not a big issue if you have stock Android installed. Usually a simple restart or clearing cache will fix this error. Method 1: Restart phone Well, this is a very straightforward step that could easily fix the camera has stopped error on your smartphone. Method 2: Clear cache and data of your Camera application: Most of the time, the application cache may cause this error. To fix it, simply follow these steps: (1) Go to Settings >> Apps (or application manager) >> Swipe to go to “All” (2) Now scroll down the list of apps, and tap on “Camera” (3) Tap “Clear Cache” & “Clear Data” (4) Now restart your smartphone Open the camera app and check for the error.

Quick Tips for Wi-Fi Not Working on iPhone or iPad 1) Check your Wi-Fi Router 2) Make Sure Wi-Fi is on And You can See Your Network 3) Check All of Your Cables and Connections 4) Restart Your iPhone/iPad, Router, Cable/DSL mode 5) Reset Your Network 7) Reset Your Router If your iPhone or iPad continues to have Wi-Fi problems, you can try to reset the router by turning it off for 30 seconds and then turning it on again.

There are several issues that cause it to stop working, recognizing them timely and acting to fix is the key to overcome such annoying problems. Restore Windows to the last working configuration: If your Wi-Fi has just stopped after installing any new software, then it would be better if you could try restoring your Microsoft Windows back to an earlier copy. If any recent installation is stopping your Wi-Fi from work, then you should better roll back Windows to an earlier system restore point that will surely work for you.  Reinstall the wireless drivers: Sometimes, corrupt drivers are the real culprits. If your laptop is a victim to these issues, it won’t detect any internet network. Such indicators reflect issues pertaining to the corrupt drivers. Therefore, it’s better to reinstall the drivers in an attempt to fix the network problems.

Your laptop is trying to tell you what is wrong with it. When a laptop or computer first powers on, it goes through an initial set of diagnostic tests to make sure vital components are preforming correctly. These tests are called POST or Power On Self Test. When a test fails, the user is notified via POST codes, Light codes, or Beep codes. For diagnosing Beep codes you need to: Power on the laptop or restart it if it is already on. Listen to the number of consecutive beeps when the computer begins to boot. Restarting the laptop may be necessary and should not harm the laptop at this time. For common fixes read. http://www.ithemesforests.com/dell-inspiron-fix-beeping-on-start/

When your PC (or other device) can’t access your Wi-Fi network, you have to find out where the problem is—your laptop or your router. So the first thing you need to do is test the network without the laptop. Try another computer—or any device that uses Wi-Fi, such as a smartphone or tablet. If that other PC or device can access your Wi-Fi, the problem is with your laptop. (1) Look at the bars next to the network’s name to make sure you have a strong signal from the router. If you don’t, try moving to a room near the router. (2) Use Windows’ diagnostics. Right-click the network icon in notification area and select Troubleshoot problems. Then go through the wizard. (3) Turn off your firewall—temporarily, of course—and try again. (4) WiFi card either has become loose from its connection to the motherboard, or the WiFi itself has gone bad and needs replacing. You may be able to use it via Ethernet. Often that part still works even when the WiFi portion stops working.