[Q] ARIA random reboot??

[drumist]

Needs to support 3g. My last sim was a 3g in my aria. Never got a reboot. They gave me a 4g lte card with my new phone

The random reboots only happen in certain areas, so it's possible that you just aren't in an area where it's happening. But I don't really know for sure. It seems to be related to changes that AT&T has been making to their towers, possibly LTE related, maybe not.

 

[yar2]

I can support that with the fact that I know someone with an Aria in Hawaii that only recently experienced the reboot problem during a trip to Oregon. A new sim card solved the problem.


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[NinetyWt]

Installing a new SIM card did NOT fix the problem for me. I just got back from the AT&T store. I just don't know what to do, now.

 

[Steven M.]

Finally figured out the fix!

first i wanna thank you guys for this awesome forum

i have an AT&T aria phone that randomly reboots
LIBERTY PVT SHIP S-OFF
HBOOT-1.02.0000
MICROP-831b
TOUCH panel-stn21_03
radio-7.16.35.11
Nov 4 2010
the phone is rooted with CWM v2.5.0.1 istalled.
i flashed the original ATT rom 2.2 from HTC website and it didnt fix it
i flashed shipped att rom and it didnt fix.. also flashed rooted rom yet no luck

1-i tried to unlock the bootloader with HTCDEV.COM but it gives me error message
fastboot oem get_identifier_token
...INFO[err] command error

2-i tried to use the revolutianary website and no luck either

3-i tried to put the original img on the sd card LIBEIMG.zip and booted into bootloader but the phone didnt recognize the file at all.

i am a newbie in the android word but i can swear i did every thing by the book in these last 3 steps** at least as i could understand**
p.s: i dont know wut or who did this to this phone

I had the same problem it is neither a hardware or software issue the fault lies in the sim card. My sim card is from 2007 and although I was able to use the aria it would constantly reboot. I updated the firmware and did a hard reset a dozen times. The way I knew it had to be the sim card is I took the sim card out of the phone and turned it on opened apps and played on WiFi and I noticed that it would not restart. So I went down to at and t and told them that my sim card is bad and that I need a replacement. They did it in the store and it completely fixed the issue I know a lot of people are having this issue so I hope my solution finally works for everyone. To my knowledge no one has found a fix for this until now so you're welcome everyone. My guess is cell phone providers updated their sim cards with new security features or something so that older sim cards are not compatable with the newer smart phones.

 

[dansou901]

For me it did the reboots even with a new SIM card. I thought it could be the SD card, but I lost my phone before I could check it...

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