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My wife’s iPhone 6S can’t connect to the Wi-Fi
When I go to sittings, Wi-Fi , connect, my network appears ( the signal is very weak ) , when I click it, and put the the password, it gives error ( the password is wrong or unable to Join the network )
I did reset the network, always the same
All other devices connected and works properly
Any help
See this Apple articles below:
If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204051
See this Apple article:
Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202068
See this Apple articles below:
If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204051
See this Apple article:
Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202068
Thank you for replying
Now I discovered that the Wi-Fi signal on the iPhone 6S is very weak,
Beside the router it is very good, At a distance of three meters, no signal.
My other devices have good Wi-Fi signal up to ten meters
Any explanation
Is there a blue checkmark next to the Wi-Fi network on iPhone 6S?
On the iPhone 6S, try enabling the Wi-Fi assistant.
Go to Settings -> Mobile network (Mobile Data)
Then scroll down to Wi-Fi assistance. -> turn ON.
You should go through that second article again, such as MAC address filtering, authentication, access control, Channel & Channel width.
Wi-Fi assistant was enabled.
( You should go through that second article again, such as MAC address filtering, authentication, access control, Channel & Channel width. )
how to know if that data are correct or not ?
the problem is, Next to the router, the signal is good, the farther it is, it weakens, up to three to four meters, I lose it.
any help
mostakari wrote:
how to know if that data are correct or not ?
the problem is, Next to the router, the signal is good, the farther it is, it weakens, up to three to four meters, I lose it.
That depends on the router you use, and how it is set up, for example, is Channel width -> set to Auto?
and put the the password, it gives error ( the password is wrong or unable to Join the network )
The Wi-Fi network name is the name your network, and has a password, the iPhone 6S must use the same password.
A question:
Has hotspot been turned on by accident? If so, the iPhone 6 uses other existing devices as a hotspot, piggybacking to get a connection. And that may explain why the Wi-Fi is weak, if it is too far from the route and/or other devices.
Thanks for getting in touch.
The router works on my iPhone thirteen, before it the eleventh, before it the X and HP laptop, and they all work without any problems so far
I think it's not a router problem !!!!
A question:
Has hotspot been turned on by accident? If so, the iPhone 6 uses other existing devices as a hotspot, piggybacking to get a connection. And that may explain why the Wi-Fi is weak, if it is too far from the route and/or other devices.
The hotspot has turned off
The iPhone was with my granddaughter and she was using another router in her house and the same problem existed. As I mentioned, all the other devices I have and my granddaughter are working efficiently
Any help
Any help
Problem with Wi-Fi
