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Pixel 5G Bug: Repair Mode Offers Quick Fix
21 Jun
Summary
- Pixel devices experience 5G connection loss after Android 17 update.
- A simple 'Repair mode' restart may resolve the 5G connectivity issue.
- Other bugs include disappearing home screen widgets on work profiles.
Following the recent rollout of Android 17 to eligible Pixel models, a new connectivity issue has emerged. Users are reporting that their devices are unable to maintain a stable 5G connection, frequently dropping to 4G LTE. This problem seems to affect various Pixel phones, including the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro.
Fortunately, a potential solution has been identified by Pixel users. A simple restart using the device's 'Repair mode' has reportedly resolved the 5G connectivity problem for many. Users can access this feature through Settings > System > Repair mode, then restart their device. This secure environment protects personal data during the process.
Beyond the 5G issue, other minor bugs have been reported. Some Pixel users with work profiles configured are experiencing disappearing home screen widgets. This specific bug is known to Google, and a fix is expected in a future software update. Android 17 also introduces new features like App Bubbles for multitasking and Screen Reactions for simultaneous screen recording and selfie camera use.
