To update your PRL on your Sprint phone, you’ll need to call Sprint Customer Service. They will be able to help you update your PRL and get you back up and running.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the process for updating a phone’s Preferred Roaming List (PRL) will vary depending on the make and model of the Android phone you are using. However, most Android phones have a setting that allows you to manually update the PRL, so you can try looking for that setting in your phone’s settings menu.

To update your towers for Sprint, you will need to contact Sprint customer service. They will be able to help you update your towers and ensure that you have the best possible service.

If you’re using an Android phone, there are a few ways to reset your towers. You can either go to your phone’s settings and select “Wireless & networks,” then “Cellular networks,” and finally “Access points Names” to delete your current towers and add new ones; or you can use the “Forgot password” function on your phone to reset your towers.

The code for Sprint is 3G or 4G followed by the 10-digit phone number.

To update your PRL profile, you’ll need to know your account number and your zip code. You can find your account number on your monthly statement or by logging in to My Verizon. Once you have that information, you can visit verizonwireless.com/myverizon and select “Update Profile” from the main menu. Enter your account number and zip code, and then click “Submit.” Your profile will be updated shortly.

There is no Sprint network reset code. If you are having issues with your Sprint service, you can contact Sprint customer service for assistance.

You don’t dial to update cell towers. Your phone communicates with the nearest cell tower automatically.

The MSL code is a password used to authenticate Sprint devices on the network. It is automatically generated when you set up your device and is unique to your account.

Yes, Sprint is in the process of updating its towers. This is part of their larger network modernization project, which will improve overall network performance and coverage.

Sprint’s LTE network is not going away. The company has been investing in its network and plans to continue doing so.