IPhone 4 fully charged was working and next minute no display no sound no ringing, can't power off or on, can't determine if on or off but when someone calls it it seems to ring from their end and goes to voicemail about 30secs later. Attempted power button and screen button depress for 1 minute but to no avail.
SOURCE: iphone wont ring
Did you check to make sure that the "mute" switch on the left side of the iPhone is turned off (if you see an orange dot, it means mute is turned on). It may not be vibrating either because in main Settings - Sound - you haven't turned on "Vibrate" when on Mute.
I thought my iPhone was broken until someone pointed out this to me.
SOURCE: iphone can't receive calls
check in settings/phone to see if you have maybe turned on call forwarding and it is being forwarded automatic to your voicemail box number
SOURCE: phone won't ring in sleep mode
I had the same problem with my iPhone the only way I was able to fix it was to re-flashed the latest 2.2 firmware. Power phone off, power on by holding power and home at same time, hold power for ten seconds and then release still holding home key for another 30 seconds to put phone in DFU mode. Then plug into iTunes it will detect phone in recovery mode and allow you to re-image
SOURCE: A few iphone problems
Pls read this solution COMPLETELY
"BEFORE" making attempt to fix the VVM.
If you have jailbreak or download a new
profile or via MobileConfigs for internet tethering, there is a good chance the
VVM will break also.
2 possibilities of faults:
1. Carrier
Call your carrier, tell them you are having
issue with the VVM (iPhone virtual voice mail), try to convince the carrier that the problem is with the provision
database, which contains your VVM profile records somehow are corrupted and
needs to be "removed" and "re-provisioned" or
"re-created". This is a quick
fix by level one support person to do within his power for the first attempt to
fix your VVM with the pre-condition that you have not mess around with
jailbreak and other hacking activities.
2. Apple
If the above carrier method fix did not
work, most likely you need to head back to the Apple store to have a Apple tech
to help you. If you go back to the carrier
store, most likely, they will tell you it is a "known" problem for
the iPhone. In any event, you have a
better chance with a face to face time with Apple then the carrier folks,
unless, you have a "real friend" in the carrier store.
Before you head to the Apple store and if
you think you are savvy enough, you should have already tried to reset the
iPhone in a number of ways:
a. iPhone --> Settings --> General
--> Network --> Reset Network Settings
b. factory reset
c. reload current firmware version
d. change and re-initiate voice mail
password using
(http://www.wireless.att.com/support/knowledgeBase.do?content=KB81229.html)
4. Last Resort
a.
goto your itune store on the iphone, search for "youmail" app
to download and try, it is free.
b.
exchange your iPhone with new iPhone from where you bought it from.
September 15, 2009
SOURCE: phone won't ring
Ok we have 2, and have had them for 3 years, so here is what it has to be unless its really broken. In the "settings" menu ther is a section for sounds, you can shut off any sound on that phone, the keys the on and off, anything. Look at the ring tone you have selected and see if it's on none, or if you hit the "airplane" button by mistake, that's the only two things it can be, otherwis go on itunes and back up your phone and do a restore. The update the firmware to the latest one, and restore your "stuff", if it still doesn't work, I hope it's still on warantee, because apple charges for everything once it off. I am really sick of their policys, and will be getting the new EVO now that we are off contract. They really nickle and dime you to death, and now your phone is obsolete every year with the 4th version coming out next month. It makes people feel like they were taken advantage of to come out with a new phone a month after they paid up for the current one, good luck
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