Trick To Speed Up Your Jio Internet ( No Root Required)

Hello Folks
As You All Know Relaince Jio Is Offering 3 Months Of Unlimited 4G Data With The New Connection Which Was Only Available With The purchase of it's LYF Series Smartphone Until recently After which it's Also available to those who have selected Samsung Phones & Other Brands 4g Supported Devices.

When You will Get The New Connection the Speed Might Be hovering Around 20-30Mbps(Good Signal)
But After Sometime You Might Face A problem Of Slow Speed Like 2-4Mbps.
For This I Have A Fix For You.

This trick is only works in Mediatek Device(Flame 1 , Flame 2 etc).

#Warning 

Test this trick on your own risk. I won’t be responsible for bricked device Or Any Other Problem.

#Explanation 

Reliance Jio – Owned by Mukesh Ambani is a new feat into India’s Telecom Indusrty Plannig To Distupt The game here. Inculding a turbulence in the telecom indusrty that can possibly last for next 2-3 year . Jio is rolling out the service across# different LTE band pan India. They Are as specified Below,

  • 1 Band 5 (850Mhz)
  • 2 Band 3 (1800Mhz)
  • 3 Band 40 (2300Mhz)
#Better Speed Band40>Band3>Band5

Jio offer around 50mbps in band 40, 18mbps in band 3 and 8mbps in band 5. But your device drifts away from preliminary coverage area, it tand to latch on to the band 5 which is the slowest of them all. So if you’re getting slow speed , you’re on band 5. The only solution is to disable the band 5 and force the device to get connected with band 40/band 3.

#Execution

Before starting make sure to select LTE only mode.
Steps To Follow:-
  1. For Device with MediaTek Chipset :Download the app “MTK Engineering Mode” From Here  and Open it.
  2.  Select ‘MTK Setting’
  3. Now Select ‘BandMode’
  4. Select Sim Slot which you want the device to serve 4g band (if your device support dual sim).
  5. Now scroll down to ‘LTE mode’
  6. Untick all other band except Band 40.
  7. Press SET

For Devices with Qualcomm Chipset Try out(NOT TESTED)
  1. Download The App Shortcut Master (Lite) From Here And Open it
  2. Go to menu > select ‘Search’
  3. Type in Service Menu or Engineering Mode & Search
  4. Select ‘System app’ for more specific
  5. If Found then open it & access to change LTE Bands If that doesn’t work,
  6. Dial *#2263# From Your Device
  7. Select Menu & Click ‘Back’ Link
  8. Again select Menu > then ‘Key input’ Then enter:0000 & Ok
  9. Wait few second for service Menu pop up
  10. Select ‘UE setting and info’>setting>protocol>NAS>Network Control>Band Selection>LTE Band> Only select band you need (Band 40). 
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DISCLAIMER :- I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PROBLEM WITH YOUR DEVICE

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