Why does my iPhone 7s keep losing Wi-Fi since I installed iOS12?
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I can connect the phone to Wi-FI manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed iOS 12.
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I can connect the phone to Wi-FI manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed iOS 12.
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I can connect the phone to Wi-FI manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed iOS 12.
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I can connect the phone to Wi-FI manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed iOS 12.
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iphone ios upgrade troubleshooting
edited Sep 22 at 11:40
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Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so itâÂÂs almost certainly not a widespread bug. If youâÂÂre sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
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Thanks, the reset of network settings did it. I'm annoyed at myself because I was so sure it was duet iOS12 that I didn't do theobvious.
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
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2 Answers
2
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active
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up vote
3
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Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so itâÂÂs almost certainly not a widespread bug. If youâÂÂre sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
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up vote
3
down vote
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so itâÂÂs almost certainly not a widespread bug. If youâÂÂre sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so itâÂÂs almost certainly not a widespread bug. If youâÂÂre sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so itâÂÂs almost certainly not a widespread bug. If youâÂÂre sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
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Thanks, the reset of network settings did it. I'm annoyed at myself because I was so sure it was duet iOS12 that I didn't do theobvious.
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
â bmikeâ¦
Sep 22 at 20:57
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up vote
1
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Thanks, the reset of network settings did it. I'm annoyed at myself because I was so sure it was duet iOS12 that I didn't do theobvious.
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
â bmikeâ¦
Sep 22 at 20:57
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up vote
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up vote
1
down vote
Thanks, the reset of network settings did it. I'm annoyed at myself because I was so sure it was duet iOS12 that I didn't do theobvious.
Thanks, the reset of network settings did it. I'm annoyed at myself because I was so sure it was duet iOS12 that I didn't do theobvious.
answered Sep 22 at 18:23
Bob Johnson
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Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
â bmikeâ¦
Sep 22 at 20:57
add a comment |Â
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
â bmikeâ¦
Sep 22 at 20:57
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
â bmikeâ¦
Sep 22 at 20:57
Bob - thanks for confirming. If you use the "contact us" link - you can merge your two accounts and then tick the "solved" check mark so others know it worked. I'm super glad it was not anything hard like a failure / repair. It's natural to try and think what changed last when things break.
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Sep 22 at 20:57
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