Turning off your iPhone shuts down all these little programs and forces them to start up fresh. Suffice to say that a lot of little programs that you don’t see run constantly in the background of your iPhone that do everything from controlling the clock to (you guessed it) connecting to cell towers. The technical reasons why turning your iPhone off and back on can help aren’t necessary to understand. It’s a simple fix, but turning your iPhone off and back on again has been a tried-and-true method to fix basic iPhone problems since, well, forever.
If we discover there really is a hardware problem with your iPhone, I’ll explain some good options for getting help from the pros. I structure my articles with the simple fixes first, and then we move on to the more complicated fixes if and when they become necessary. I’ll walk you through the process of troubleshooting an iPhone that says “Searching…”, and help you fix the problem, if it can be fixed at home. While it’s true that your iPhone’s antenna is what searches for cell towers, software problems can interfere with how your iPhone talks to the built-in antenna, and that can cause your iPhone to say “Searching…”.
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If your iPhone antenna suddenly stopped working without any physical intervention, there’s a good chance that a software problem is causing your iPhone to say “Searching…”, and you may be able to fix the problem yourself.(But still check out the troubleshooting steps in this article.) If you smashed your iPhone to smithereens or dropped it in the toilet, there’s a good chance the internal antenna is broken and your iPhone needs to be repaired.While it’s true that a defective internal antenna can cause the iPhone searching problem, it is by no means the only cause.
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