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Dec 30, 2014 6:54 AM in response to sunnyinlondonby Mick866,Simplest way ever, just hold down the Siri button and ask it to turn off cellular network And it does even though it's greyed out in the menu.
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Dec 30, 2014 8:23 AM in response to Mick866by Yammersmith,Sorry, but Siri does not understand "Turn off cellular network", and neither do I for that matter.
And if you mean "Turn off cellular data", Siri will tell you it is already off. Whether it is On or Off does not affect the "No SIM card" message.
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Dec 31, 2014 6:38 PM in response to sunnyinlondonby berita mail,If you have an iPhone, take the sim card out and put it into your iPad. You will now have access to Mobile Data settings: turn off Mobile Data in Mobile Data settings.
The 'No Sim' legend in the top left hand corner of your screen should now read 'iPad' and all should be well.
Hope this works for you.
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Jan 3, 2015 5:08 AM in response to berita mailby Kenni3958,I was having the same problem. Installed an old SIM, turned Mobile data off, no more problem
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Jan 10, 2015 2:23 AM in response to sunnyinlondonby Andryel,IT WORKS! If you open Siri and say "Disable cellular network" you can activate or disable it without a Sim card installed. It works in iPads and iPhones.
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Jan 10, 2015 2:29 AM in response to Andryelby Yammersmith,If you say to Siri "Disable cellular network" all you get is a list of search hits. At least on iOS 8. So, come again?
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Jan 10, 2015 7:34 AM in response to Yammersmithby Andryel,iPad Air with IOS: 8.1.2
If I open Siri and I say "Disable cellular network" or simply "cellular network", it appear Settings and I can enable or disable cellular network without any sim installed into my iPad
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Jan 10, 2015 8:04 AM in response to Andryelby Yammersmith,Same model iPad and software, and I get "OK, I found this on the Web for 'Disable Cellular Network'", followed by a list of search results. For "cellular network", Siri says "OK, here's what I got", followed by a list of search results.
Perhaps because there is no "cellular network" setting on my iPad. "Cellular data", "Network", and "Carrier" are all off, and I still get the error message.
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Jan 14, 2015 10:25 AM in response to sunnyinlondonby aNodyNos,Hi all,
same problem for me with my iPAD 3. iOS 8.2.1 worked fine for weeks and then i tried to install my SIM card. I got a message that there are Carrier updates and if i would like to update my iPAD, so i pressed yes (nothing new so far). My iPAD rebooted and then it went to "Activation Required". Since then, and even that i have restored it as new device 2 times already i cannot use my SIM as it infinitely checks for the PIN validity and when i leave it locked, i get the "Locked SIM" message every minute and when i remove it i get the "no SIM card installed" message every minute...
So to wrap up:
I already tried a fine working SIM and it does not proceed after PIN check (iPAD is carrier free ie purchased unlocked)
I already tried keeping the SIM locked and it does not work since i get the "Locked SIM" message every minute
I already tried removing the SIM and it does not work since I get the "No SIM card installed" message
I already tried restoring my iPAD as new device two times and it didn't work
I already tried Airplane mode, no luck
I already tried turning Cellular data off, no luck either
I didn't tried the SIRI option but i doubt it would make any difference
IMHO this is a serious bug that came with iOS 8 and Apple needs to address it immediately so please APPLE do something to help us all, who trust your products!!!
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Jan 14, 2015 11:19 AM in response to sunnyinlondonby Timeeakinga,HI everyone.
I had this "no sim installed" error appear on my iPhone 5S. After reading several suggestions on what to do about it, and none heled, I decided to go to the service provider and ask to have my sim card changed. I managed to have my sim changed this morning and no error since....
so far so good.
Hope this helps some of you.
Timi
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Jan 14, 2015 11:51 AM in response to aNodyNosby aNodyNos,Update #1: i restored my iPad for the third time as new device only this time i did it via iTunes on my iMac. So far without the SIM card installed i don't get the message anymore. I only got it once after the initial boot which is normal. I will give it another go inserting and removing the SIM to see how this will work and give an update with the result.
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Jan 21, 2015 1:22 AM in response to Alfred DeRoseby M A Aziz,I fix it by twist / bend the sim tray (edge to edge).... Its works for me...
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Jan 23, 2015 3:14 AM in response to sunnyinlondonby garublue,Hey Apple pleas fix this as soon as possible this "no sim-card installed" message is incredibly annoying.
It can't be that hard to integrate a button sim warning on/off I would even glue one on top of the screen of my Ipad to get rid of it!Thank you very much in advance
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Jan 29, 2015 12:37 AM in response to dreifoisby KurtC-FreeTheWorld,if its a matter of no importance to pay 10 bucks for a sim to have to put in an ipad that has cost 950 plus tax each maybe Apple can pay it. This bug has gone on for months now with no repair. It makes all devices owners wish to use without cell service unusable. Why not place this warning in ads for the cell chip containing iPads? We were told to buy the cell chip containing iPads to get functional GPS which unlike most android tablets apples wifi only model does not have the GPS chip. Now they are deleting posts? Is it possible this is not a bug but some sort of way of pushing people to use cell service who decide not to? fact is this should not take months with no response: if this was a bug it would be something fixed right away. By forcing people to pay to put in a SIM chip they push you to make the unit ready for cell service. With my old AT&T ipad one it had no sim just turn on service in settings.