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Suddenly, my SE (1st Gen) won't stay connected to Wi-Fi, even at home. After the display goes off, I must turn the phone off and on again to get a wifi signal otherwise, it acts like it is connecting, the WiFi symbol flashes then disappears.
iPhone SE, iOS 13
Hello mguin,
Thanks for posting in the Community! We understand you are having issues keeping your first generation iPhone SE connected to wifi. We're sorry this is happening and are happy to help! Below is an article with steps you may take to correct your problem:
If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network
Make sure to to follow step 7 to reset your network settings if the other steps do not resolve your problems. Let us know if you need any more assistance!
Thanks
Hello mguin,
Thanks for posting in the Community! We understand you are having issues keeping your first generation iPhone SE connected to wifi. We're sorry this is happening and are happy to help! Below is an article with steps you may take to correct your problem:
If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network
Make sure to to follow step 7 to reset your network settings if the other steps do not resolve your problems. Let us know if you need any more assistance!
Thanks
The issue is that it will lose Wi-Fi repeatedly.
It is correct that resetting network settings or power cycle does then connect to the Wi-Fi source but later it will disconnect and say there is no Wi-Fi source.
Having to Power cycle or Reset Network Settings every day is frustrating
iPhone SE (1st Gen) WiFi
