Is Your Apple iOS14 Device Now Saying Your WISP Network Is Suddenly Not Secure?
Yet All Your Other Devices Work Just Fine?
Your Not The Only One, Read This Lot
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253228807
AFTER A LOT OR READING I THINK I FOUND THE NITTY GRITTY Toggling off under Settings>General>VPN .... worked for me too!!
IF THE ABOVE DID NOT DO IT FOR YOU THEN READ ON
This Is Probably Because Its A Brand New Apple Device Or Your Older Apple Device Has Had A Software Update (Maybe Without You Knowing)
You Live In A Small Village Where The Range Of You Current Router Is Unlikely To Get Past The Front Door, Let Alone Into The Street, So The Thousands Of Hackers Who Frequent Alcossebre !!!!, Will Be Very Unlikely Able To Pick Up Your Routers Network Radio Range Anyway, and Hack Into It.
IF YOU BELIEVE THE ARROGANCE OF APPLE, AND STILL FEEL THE NEED
TO UPGRADE YOUR ROUTER TO THE WPA3 SECURITY LEVEL, THEN YOU NEED TO BUY ONE FROM
AMAZON
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IT WILL STILL HOWEVER NEED TO BE CONFIGURED TO ONLY USE WPA3 And Of Course You Will Need To Change All The Network
Connection Settings In All Your Connected Devices, to Connect To This New Router
Other Common Solutions to the
iPhone Wont Connect to WIFI Problem
1. Turn Wi-Fi Off and then On
Step 1: Open
the control center by swiping from the bottom edge of your screen.
Step 2: Tap
the Wi-Fi icon. This will turn Wi-Fi off.
Step 3: Wait
a couple of seconds and then tap the Wi-Fi icon again to turn Wi-Fi on.
An optional way of turning Wi-Fi
off and then on involves visiting Settings > tapping Wi-Fi > toggling the Wi-Fi
switch.
3. Toggle Airplane Mode on and Then Off
If you cannot connect to
the Wi-Fi, there is a chance that the Airplane mode is enabled on your device.
If this is the answer to the question “why won’t my iPhone connect to WIFI?”
turning the mode off should fix your issue. If the Airplane mode is currently
off, turning it on and then off can still help you fix the Wi-Fi connection
issues. Follow the steps below to apply this solution:
Step 1: Visit
Settings and then toggle the Airplane mode on.
Step 2: After
a couple of seconds, toggle the mode off.
This feature is available
on devices running iOS 9 and later. The feature allows your device to switch to
cellular data automatically if the Wi-Fi connection is poor. To toggle the
feature on and then off, use the steps below:
Step 1: Open
Settings > Cellular.
Step 2:
Scroll down to locate Wi-Fi Assist. Toggle the feature on and then wait for a
couple of seconds. Next, toggle the feature off.
In some instances, the
answer to the question “why won’t my iPhone connect to WIFI?” is iOS glitches.
These glitches can be gotten rid off by simply restarting your iPhone. To
restart your iPhone, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Press
and keep holding the Sleep/Wake button.
Step 2: When
the slider appears on your iPhone screen, slide it to turn the device off.
Step 3: Wait
for a couple of seconds and then press the Sleep/Wake button until the iPhone
screen turns on.
Step 1: Press
and keep holding both the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down buttons.
Step 2: When
you see the Apple logo on your screen, release the buttons.
iPhone 6S and Earlier
Step 1: Press
and keep holding both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons.
Step 2:
Release the buttons when the Apple logo shows.
7. Restart the Wi-Fi Router
In some instances, there is a chance
that your Wi-Fi may be having issues. To determine whether your Wi-Fi router has
issues, you can try connecting to other Wi-Fi networks. The steps for restarting
your router may vary depending on the model. After following the steps for
restarting your router (normally this would involve removing power from the
router for 10 seconds, the reconnecting, then go ahead and try to re-connect to
Wi-Fi again.
While this solution may
not work on your device, it has managed to work on a number of devices. We did
come across various comments from people who had used this solution to fix the
iPhone won’t connect to WIFI issue. To apply this solution, you will simply need
to follow the steps outlined below:
Step 1:
Navigate to Settings > Privacy.
Step 2: Click
Location Services > System Services.
Step 3: Turn
Wi-Fi Networking off.
If your iPhone won’t stay
connected to WIFI after trying all the above solutions, you can try forgetting
the Wi-Fi network and then reconnecting again. Follow the steps below to forget
the Wi-Fi network:
Step 1: Open
Settings > Wi-Fi.
Step 2: click
the “i” next
to the Wi-Fi you would like to forget.
Step 3:
Select Forget This Network. Confirm your action by tapping Forget.
After forgetting the Wi-Fi, Open
Settings > Wi-Fi > Select the Wi-Fi network and then enter the password.
12. Update Your iOS Versions
Directly on the iPhone
If your iPhone is running on an older iOS version, the bugs present in the OS could be causing the iPhone won’t stay connected to WIFI issue. To fix the issue, you will just need to update the operating system. If the Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping in a way that could make the iOS update impossible, you may have to update your iOS using your iTunes (we will explain how to do this later). The steps below will help you update the iOS version directly on your iPhone:
Step 1: Open
Settings > General > Software Update.
Step 2: If a
newer iOS version is available, it should be displayed. All you will need to do
is click Download and Install.
Update Your iOS version via iTunes
If it is impossible for you to update the iOS version on the
iPhone, follow the steps below to update the iOS via iTunes
Step 1:
Connect your iDevice to the computer using a USB cable.
Step 2:
Launch iTunes.
Step 3: When
your iPhone appears on iTunes, select it. Next, tap Summary.
Step 4: Click
Check for Update.
Step 5: If a
newer iOS version is available, tap Download and Install or Update.
13. Restore Your iPhone to Factory Settings Via iTunes
This option can help you fix the iPhone won’t stay connected to WIFI issue. It
is, however, worth noting that the solution will erase all the data you have on
your iPhone. Therefore, you should consider creating a backup before applying
this solution.
To get a fresh restart with your iPhone and see if you will be able to reconnect
to your Wi-Fi network, follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Ensure you have the latest iTunes version on your computer.
Step 2:
Launch iTunes on your computer and then connect the iPhone to your computer
using the USB cable.
Step 3: When
the iPhone appears on iTunes, select it.
Step 4: In
the Summary section, select the Restore iPhone option.
Step 5: Click
Restore to confirm.
Step 7: Wait
while iTunes restores the iPhone and also installs the latest iOS version.
Step 8: After
the restore, follow the onscreen instructions to set up your device.
14. Renew Lease
This option should give you a new IP (Internet Protocol) address. The new IP address could make it possible for you to connect to Wi-Fi networks without issues. Follow the steps below to renew the lease.
Step 1: Visit
Settings > Wi-Fi.
Step 2:
Locate your Wi-Fi network and then click the “i” button.
Select Renew Lease.Summary
Summary
The solutions outlined above should help you get rid of the iPhone won’t connect to Wi-Fi issue. However, if none of the solutions have worked so far, there is a chance that your device may have hardware issues. In this case, you can either contact Apple support to have them check the device or you can take the device to an Apple device repair professional.
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