What’s up guys! Via here from AppGeeker and in today’s video,
I’m gonna show you how to fix your iPhone 11, 11 Pro, or 11 Pro Max that won’t connect
to Wi-Fi. The iPhone Wi-Fi connectivity issues are often
related to either your phone or the Wi-Fi router, or both of them.
To figure out why your iPhone 11 won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network and get it resolved completely,
don’t miss any step in this video. Alright now, let’s take some steps to check
if the iPhone not connecting to Wi-Fi issue is due to your device software.
First, make sure that Wi-Fi is turned on. Go to Settings app, tap WLAN, and see if it’s
in green position. If it’s already on, switch off the Wi-Fi
then turn it back on. Now, connect to the Wi-Fi network you need
and see if it works now. As a note, the Airplane Mode on iPhone will
also stop all the wireless connection. So, ensure that the Airplane Mode is off.
Then, forget the Wi-Fi network then reconnect. This can fix some corrupted network errors
that prevent your iPhone 11 from connecting to the Wi-Fi.
Go to Settings app and tap WLAN. Find the name of the Wi-Fi you need to forget
and tap the blue information icon. Then, tap Forget This Network option and choose
Forget to confirm. Now, go back to the wireless network list,
scroll down to find the Wi-Fi network you’d like to connect and enter the password if
necessary. See, your iPhone is connected to Wi-Fi now.
If not, restart your iPhone 11 to refresh the system memory.
Press either Volume up/ down button and Side button.
When the red power off slider shows up, drag it to the right to turn off the iPhone.
After around 30 seconds, hold down the Side button to turn the device back on.
When you see the Apple logo on the screen, let go of the Side button.
When your iPhone 11 reaches to the Home screen, see if it can connect to the Wi-Fi now.
If the iPhone 11 not connecting to Wi-Fi network issues occur after iOS update,
or you suffer some hard wireless connectivity problems like that iPhone can’t find Wi-Fi
network, Wi-Fi option is greyed out and won’t turn on,
or your iPhone keeps disconnecting from Wi-Fi, a restart may not work for you.
Instead, you’re required to find a tool to clear away the Wi-Fi connection bugs. For
this, iOS System Recovery is a good option.
It has an easy-to-grasp interface embedded with all necessary recovery tools,
in which you just need to press some buttons to fix the iPhone not connecting to the wireless
network issues. Best of all, you don’t have to lose any
data to do that and it will enhance your device performance to get it run smoothly.
To get the software, go to Appgeeker.com, find iOS System Recovery tool, then download
and install the program on your PC or Mac. Open the software on your computer and in
the starting window, click More tools. Then, go ahead to click iOS System Recovery.
Next, hit the Start button. Now, use a USB cable to attach your iPhone
to the computer. When the apple tablet gets detected, choose
Standard Mode and hit Confirm button. Here, you can see a list of iOS firmware.
Just highlight the latest version and hit Next button to download the firmware.
This may take around 15 minutes to finish, so wait patiently.
OK, now the download is complete. Click the Fix Now button and you're done!
Another possible solution to fix the not working Wi-Fi connection is to reset all the network
settings. Notice that this function will remove all
the Wi-Fi networks and passwords, connected Bluetooth devices, cellular settings, and
VPN and APN settings. If you don’t mind, here’s what you need
to do. Go to Settings app, and scroll down a little
bit to tap General. Then, scroll all the way down and tap Reset.
Here, choose Reset Network Settings. Enter your passcode and tap Reset Network
Settings again to confirm.
If you’ve done all the solutions before and your iPhone still fails to connect to
the Wi-Fi, it’s time to verify the Wi-Fi router.
First, restart the Wi-Fi router. Just unplug it for 5-10 seconds and then plug it back.
If it doesn’t help, connect your iPhone to a different Wi-Fi network,
for example, the company Wi-Fi, the home Wi-Fi, your friend’s mobile hotspot, or any other
wireless network. If your device can make good connection with
other Wi-Fi networks, the router may go wrong and you need to contact your wireless router
manufacturer for help. If your iPhone won’t build stable connection
with any wireless network, maybe it’s a problem with your iPhone’s
hardware and you need to contact Apple to repair it.
Alright guys, I really hope that this video helps fix when you can’t connect Wi-Fi on
iPhone 11, 11 Pro, or 11 Pro Max. If you enjoy it, please hit the like button,
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you the answers ASAP. See you in the next video.