Wirelees lost on treo 600

[Gholipelang]

I have az treo 600 but it losts the network all the time and I have to search for the network, what can I do preventing it loosing the network?

Thanks
M.Dabiri

[chris]

Try a soft reset. Just unscrew the top of your stylus and use the top to press the reset button in the back. You'll see a small hole. Just press once. It will reset your Treo. Hold the power button to search for your network.

Hope this helps. I find soft resets fix most oddities.

Chris

[kaasomelet]

My Treo loses its connection to the network all the time as well.

It doesn't matter if the battery is high or low. It doesn't matter if the network signal bars are high or low. It doesn't matter what time of day it is. It happens all the time, even immediately after hard resetting the device.

My network connection drops while I'm on a call quite frequently. Sometimes I can't place calls because it will have lost the network. Sometimes people try to call and it doesn't ring on my end. Sometimes people call and it does ring, but I can't answer the phone - the display will just hang or it will beep to say it has lost the network connection.

Many times while I'm browsing the web on the device, I have to reconnect and reconnect because it has dropped my connection to the web.

I'm a Sprint customer and have a Treo 600. I've had it since December 2003. The software version on it right now is "Treo600-1.20-SPR". It says the hardware is "C", but I don't know if that is important or even what it means.

I don't have any hacks installed except for KeyCaps600. It still has the problems when that is not installed. The problems have been happening since mid-summer and I installed KeyCaps600 just a month ago. Also, these problems still occur when the device is completely hard reset with no applications or settings made.

[kaasomelet]

I posted my reply as a new thread. I know it's a terrible thing, but I doubt people will really help with a poorly labelled thread (complete with misspellings) and lacking an informative introductory question. In any case, you'll find the thread here.