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Not registered on a network

Fitt1

My phone just indicated to me that it is not registered on a network. I think I inadvertently deleted something when going through my apps & uninstalling what I thought were games, etc.

I was told when I bought & signed up at the Verizon store that I couldn't restart my phone. That it restarted on it's own. So what do I do to fix this. Maybe I'll have to go to the Verizon store Monday & wait for someone to help me which could be quite awhile.

Could someone please tell me if I accidentally deleted something important.

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SynthpopAddict

What make/model phone is it? If it's a phone which uses eSIM only and not a physical SIM card, I'm wondering if you accidentally deleted the eSIM, which would remove your phone from the network because that's the file showing your number as belonging to Verizon and enabling the phone to use Verizon's towers. The Verizon stores are open on weekends.

Verizon_Support

When you are receiving a message stating your phone is not registered with a network it means that your phone is unable to establish a connection with a cellular network. In most cases you can restart the phone to fix this problem. Have you restarted the device since this problem started?

-Cynthia

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