Connecting to WiFi
When I try connect my iPhone 6s to my WiFi at home it says password is incorrect. I know it is the correct password because I have just connected other devices. Can anyone help me with this??
iPhone 6s, iOS 13
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When I try connect my iPhone 6s to my WiFi at home it says password is incorrect. I know it is the correct password because I have just connected other devices. Can anyone help me with this??
iPhone 6s, iOS 13
That means that your iPhone shouldn't have any hardware failure.
If the issue still persists at home only, most likely the problem is there.
Even if you have already tried the steps provided in this support guide, please try to retrace them all:--> If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network - Apple Support
Be careful, when you restart your modem-router, turn it off for at least 5 minutes, unplugging it from power, before turning it back on. Check also if there's a firmware update for your router, contacting their manufacturer.
Here you can find also some modem-router settings to check:--> Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support
Regards
Giulio
That means that your iPhone shouldn't have any hardware failure.
If the issue still persists at home only, most likely the problem is there.
Even if you have already tried the steps provided in this support guide, please try to retrace them all:--> If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network - Apple Support
Be careful, when you restart your modem-router, turn it off for at least 5 minutes, unplugging it from power, before turning it back on. Check also if there's a firmware update for your router, contacting their manufacturer.
Here you can find also some modem-router settings to check:--> Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support
Regards
Giulio
Try selecting the Other network. Type in the network name and password. For security try both WPA and WPA2 first. Once you are able to connect, update your iOS version to the latest to avoid getting problems like this again.
Does your iPhone connect to different wifi netwoks?
Should be this case, restart your modem-router, ther retry to connect your device.
Regards
Giulio
Yes I can connect at my daughters. And I have tried to reset my router already. This phone was once connected to my WiFi until it was factory reset.
Connecting to WiFi