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Troubleshooting Pixel 6a SIM Card Errors: A Simple Fix for Nepal telecom sim card users
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<blockquote data-quote="Sujan" data-source="post: 302" data-attributes="member: 5"><p>Hello everyone,</p><p>I recently encountered a SIM card issue with my <em><strong>Google Pixel 6a</strong></em>. I purchased the phone in the UK, but unfortunately, my NTC (Nepal Telecom) SIM card didn't work with it. However, my Ncell SIM was functioning perfectly on the same device. I even tried several NTC SIM cards from my relatives, and they all worked, but my specific SIM card did not. This situation was quite frustrating, especially considering that I had bought the phone abroad.</p><p>News from other users who had similar issues: [MEDIA=facebook]officialroutineofnepalbanda/photos/a.687947587904704/6573150286051042[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>I searched through numerous forums for a solution but couldn't find one, and this issue persisted for nearly a year. Eventually, I stumbled upon a shop in New Road, where I shared my problem about my NTC SIM not working on the Pixel 6a. The person at the shop was familiar with this problem and knew how to resolve it.</p><p></p><p><strong>Here is the solution that worked for me:</strong></p><p>1. First, I borrowed a working SIM card from one of my relatives, whose SIM card was functioning on my phone.</p><p></p><p>2. Next, I visited Nepal Telecom and spoke to a representative, explaining my situation and requesting them to switch my phone number to the SIM card that was working on my device. To do this, I had to provide my citizenship card Copy pay a fee of 100 Nepalese Rupees, and fill up an application form. The representative then transferred my phone number to the functional SIM card, which I inserted into my phone, and it finally worked.</p><p></p><p>During my visit to the NTC office in Dharahara, I had the opportunity to meet a staff member on the third floor who possessed the knowledge to resolve my issue. Interestingly, none of the other staff members were aware of a solution to the problem of my NTC SIM not working on my Pixel phone. I had previously approached them multiple times seeking assistance, but instead of providing a solution, they suggested that I replace my phone. It was only thanks to this particular staff member and the guy from the mobile repair center from New Road that my issue was ultimately resolved.</p><p></p><p>I had heard about similar problems from various forums. I hope this information proves helpful to other smartphone users facing a similar issue.</p><p></p><p>Hope it helps.</p><p>Thank you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sujan, post: 302, member: 5"] Hello everyone, I recently encountered a SIM card issue with my [I][B]Google Pixel 6a[/B][/I]. I purchased the phone in the UK, but unfortunately, my NTC (Nepal Telecom) SIM card didn't work with it. However, my Ncell SIM was functioning perfectly on the same device. I even tried several NTC SIM cards from my relatives, and they all worked, but my specific SIM card did not. This situation was quite frustrating, especially considering that I had bought the phone abroad. News from other users who had similar issues: [MEDIA=facebook]officialroutineofnepalbanda/photos/a.687947587904704/6573150286051042[/MEDIA] I searched through numerous forums for a solution but couldn't find one, and this issue persisted for nearly a year. Eventually, I stumbled upon a shop in New Road, where I shared my problem about my NTC SIM not working on the Pixel 6a. The person at the shop was familiar with this problem and knew how to resolve it. [B]Here is the solution that worked for me:[/B] 1. First, I borrowed a working SIM card from one of my relatives, whose SIM card was functioning on my phone. 2. Next, I visited Nepal Telecom and spoke to a representative, explaining my situation and requesting them to switch my phone number to the SIM card that was working on my device. To do this, I had to provide my citizenship card Copy pay a fee of 100 Nepalese Rupees, and fill up an application form. The representative then transferred my phone number to the functional SIM card, which I inserted into my phone, and it finally worked. During my visit to the NTC office in Dharahara, I had the opportunity to meet a staff member on the third floor who possessed the knowledge to resolve my issue. Interestingly, none of the other staff members were aware of a solution to the problem of my NTC SIM not working on my Pixel phone. I had previously approached them multiple times seeking assistance, but instead of providing a solution, they suggested that I replace my phone. It was only thanks to this particular staff member and the guy from the mobile repair center from New Road that my issue was ultimately resolved. I had heard about similar problems from various forums. I hope this information proves helpful to other smartphone users facing a similar issue. Hope it helps. Thank you [/QUOTE]
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