I tried shutting down my iPhone, and Turing it back on. I reset my NetWork settings and put my network back and nothing really changed. I’m really curious too on why it says I'm connected to my internet and when I go on safari it takes a while for it to load, I have to turn off my WiFi to make it work. How can I fix these problems?
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 13
Here are the conditions that must be met to update iOS over the air:
Here are the conditions that must be met to update iOS over the air:
Basic Wi-Fi troubleshooting:
Ok, what about the internet issue? I have to turn off my WiFi for things to work. Once I turn my WiFi back on, things start to not work anymore. I have a pretty decent internet and works perfectly fine. My other iPhone (iPhone 5) works fine with internet on but not my iPhone 6s. What’s the problem? And how can I fix it?
Sorry that I haven’t replied back. I turned off my phone for a couple of days without using it, and now since I turned it back on, it’s still not properly working. Wi-Fi needs to be off for things to connect and when Wi-Fi is back on things barley connects. I may need to unplug my router, do I?
It is clear that you are having issues with your WiFi Network. Unplug your router and after 40 seconds plug it back to the power again. Meanwhile, Turn your iPhone OFF and then ON again as well. Try updating via WiFi again after both of these steps have been completed. Thanks.
Axel F.
It has been like one week or so that I haven’t responded, and I am sorry. It’s because I had to get my router changed when @Lawrence Finch, posted. And I’m happy and mostly relieved that my iPhone 6s is now back at it again. It’s working fine than ever and I’m really glad. Thanks to @Lawrence Finch and @Axel Foley.
Hello Jose,
Glad that things worked out for you in the end. Happy for you. Just wanted you to note that it was ALL Lawrence Finch. I had very little to do with your resolve. Lawrence had guided you from start to finish, and, to your credit, you took it past the finish line. This is a great example of why things work in these Apple forums.
Axel F.
One possibility is you need a new router. Here’s another possibility—>Resolve Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues caused by wireless interference - Apple Support
It takes a while to do this, and once it takes it’s time, it’ll say:
Ok, I unplugged my router and it worked. But, a few hours passed and I got the same thing: Wi-Fi on barley connects. Do I keep unplugging my router?
You’re welcome. Glad it worked out.
still though, thanks to you too.
You are welcome.
Axel F.
I can’t update my iPhone 6s to the new version iOS 13.6 what do I do?
