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[Kanisha Dezarn]

Hi. I have a kia ceed 2011 with bt
I, have no problem connecting my android device to Bluetooth, i can play music and answering calls easy with the wheel buttons.
The problem is when I try to make a phone call.
I press call and then it just switches to BT to radio, and it gets on headset or speaker. I have to manually switch to phone headset to BT car again.
Anyone know any solution?

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Anything sitting between your cell phone and the signal source weakens received signal, leading to dropped calls. Such obstructions include trees, mountains, tall structures, building materials, and the like. WiFi signals are mainly disrupted by interior walls and furniture.

You might be dropping calls because your phone is working under older software. Software updates are released to fix bugs on your phone. Those bugs can interfere with your phone's functionalities, resulting in dropped calls.

Your cell phone may be at the edge of your router's coverage range, preventing you from maintaining a stable WiFi calling connection. Moving closer to your router may help eliminate dropped calls over WiFi.

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There was a time when it was relatively common for calls to fail on your iPhone, but the "Call Failed" message is a somewhat more rare sight these days. Even so, calls still fail, and it isn't always obvious why.

Beware! My S4 could send / receive texts, download from internet, four or five bars (reception), but still couldn't make or receive calls. To make more confusing, my wife could make / receive calls on her iphone with same carrier (att.) Spent hours trying to resolve, then finally went to ATT store. Now could make / receive calls! Turns out, ATT tower by my residence had GSM voice outage (her phone cdma), but neglected to tell any of the customers in the area. So before you begin the quest to fix the phone, get the phone out of the immediate vicinity and see if it will make calls. Hope this saves someone some aggravation.

I found the problem with my phone. I can get data, internet, text, but no voice phone. It turned out to be the radio antenna for phones calls. The grey wire on the right side was getting pinched when I screwed the back on. I also lifted the usb flex circuit board slightly, from the right. Cleaned the contact between the board and the antenna contact on the frame and pressed it back. That fixed it. So, check your grey wire connections or try replacing the wire.

All you have to do is turn on airplane mode during the call. By switching to airplane mode, the call will drop but rather than seeing "call ended," the person you were talking with will see "call failed," so they will think the network dropped the call and not that they were dropped by you.

If your phone is dropping calls occasionally, it is most likely a signal issue. However, frequently dropped calls may happen because of a damaged or inappropriately inserted SIM card. Other times, the phone may have physical or liquid damage. There are a few appropriate troubleshooting methods, such as rebooting your phone, performing a software update, or doing a factory reset.

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If you're using an iPhone, the trick below will make it look like spotty cellular coverage or a technical error is to blame when the phone call of FaceTime call is dropped. The other person's phone should get an alert saying that the call has failed, which would not show up if you just flat out hung up on them.

If it still shows that you're on the audio call or FaceTime call after enabling Airplane Mode, you must have Wi-Fi calling enabled and the Wi-Fi radio set up to continue running when Airplane Mode is in use. Simply tap the blue Wi-Fi button in Control Center to cut off Wi-Fi calling.

If it still shows that you're on the audio call or FaceTime call after enabling Airplane Mode, you must have Wi-Fi calling enabled and the Wi-Fi radio set up to continue running when Airplane Mode is in use. You can tell right away if the Wi-Fi is still on since it will say your network's name under the "Airplane Mode" switch. Tap it, then toggle "Wi-Fi" off.

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Before taking any more advanced steps, make sure it\u2019s not just Airplane mode being turned on and preventing you from making phone calls. To check this, go to your Home screen, then swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap on the Airplane icon to ensure Airplane mode is disabled.", "url": " -network-not-available-for-phone-calls/#step1" }, "@type": "HowToStep", "name": "Select a Network Operator", "image": " -content/uploads/2019/07/tempFileForShare_20220910-185241.png", "text": "When you go abroad, your smartphone changes the network operator. The network operator search is set to automatic by default on many many phones, but some advanced users like to disable this setting and perform the search manually. If you belong to the second group, you might have forgotten to select an operator or the phone doesn\u2019t let you do it because it can\u2019t update its location.Whatever the case, you might want to set your phone to automatically search for networks. Here\u2019s how to do it on most Android devices.

1. Go to the \u201cSettings\u201d menu and tap \u201cConnections.\u201d
   
2. Find \u201cMobile networks.\u201d
   
3. Enter \u201cNetwork operators.\u201d
   
4. Choose \u201cSelect automatically.\u201d
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   1. Go to your phone\u2019s Settings.
   2. Find the \u201cAbout device\u201d or \u201cAbout phone\u201d option. It is under the \u201cSystem\u201d tab on many phones.
   3. Find and tap the \u201cSoftware update\u201d option. Some devices might have this option directly under the \u201cSystem\u201d tab.
   4. Tap \u201cCheck for updates.\u201d
   5. If there is a newer OS version available, install it.", "url": " -network-not-available-for-phone-calls/#step4" , "@type": "HowToStep", "name": "Perform a Factory Reset", "image": "", "text": "If your device\u2019s OS is already up-to-date, another potential solution for OS-related problems is doing a factory reset. Make sure to backup important data beforehand, as this clears all your phone settings, apps, and sometimes even personal files. To do a factory reset:
      1. Go to \u201cSettings.\u201d
      2. Find the \u201cBackup and Reset\u201d menu. The menu name may vary, but it should have the word \u201cbackup\u201d in it.
      3. Look for an option regarding \u201cFactory data reset.\u201d Perform it whenever you feel ready.", "url": " -network-not-available-for-phone-calls/#step5" , "@type": "HowToStep", "name": "Check the Verizon APN Settings", "image": "", "text": "If you\u2019re using Verizon, yet nothing has worked for you so far, try updating the APN settings. This is what the values should look like:Name: Verizon
         APN: internet
         Proxy: Not set
         Port: Not set
         Username: Not set
         Password: Not set
         Server: Not set
         MMSC: http:\/\/mms.vtext.com\/servlets\/mms
         MMS proxy: Not set
         MMS port: 80
         MCC: 310
         MNC: 012
         Authentication type: Not set
         APN type: Not set or Internet + MMS
         APN Protocol: Default
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