Unable to Display Webpages Correctly on Nokia Lumia 800

Unable to Display Webpages Correctly on Nokia Lumia 800

Hi Matthew M Slagle,

I am sorry to hear that you are having these problems with your network connection. The problem may be with your phone or it may lie in the network settings entered into your phone.

Here are some steps you can do to resolve this issue:

Solution One: Contact Phone Service Provider

1. Contact the customer service center for your cellular network. Calling this center is free of charge to you, and can be done 24/7.

2. Once in touch with them, outline the problems you are facing and ask for solutions.

3. The representative may go over the settings you have entered in your phone. This is to ensure that they are correct.

4. The agent should be able to remotely send you the network settings for your phone.

5. Once you have followed the instructions given, your internet problems should be fixed.

Solution Two: Reset Your Phone

This process will erase all data from your phone and restore your device settings to their default values.

Please backup your data before proceeding with this method.

1. On the home screen of your device, touch the button.

2. Scroll down and touch 'Settings'

3. After entering settings menu, touch 'About'

4. Now touch 'Reset Your Phone'

5. When prompted, touch 'Yes' from the warning screen.

Once the process is complete, the phone will restart automatically. The default settings should be restored and any malicious software deleted. Your phone's network connection should operate as desired now.

Thank you.

Unable to Display Webpages Correctly on Nokia Lumia 800

In Smartphones, there are two ways to connect to the internet: Packet Data and Wi-Fi. If you are in an area that doesn’t have public Wi-Fi, you can use your phone’s Packet Data connection to connect to the internet. When you use this connection, you will be using your network provider or cellular network to connect to the internet.

Now, if there is Wi-Fi like when you’re at home, you can use either of the two options to connect to the internet. When you connect to the internet via Wi-Fi, you have to turn off or disable Packet Data. The same goes to the other. When you connect via Packet Data, Wi-Fi has to be disabled.

Now, if you can’t connect to the internet, check if both connections are enabled. If both are turned on, turn off the other one like turn off “Packet Data” if you want to use Wi-Fi. This should fix the problem.

The “3G” symbol you see on your phone’s screen points to your current network type which can be 2G, 3G, or 4G depending on what network is available in your area and your phone’s supported network type.