Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
My iPhone 12 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi won’t connect I tried resetting it but it just continue to buff
iPhone 12
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My iPhone 12 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi won’t connect I tried resetting it but it just continue to buff
iPhone 12
Chaysecarter64 Said:
"Bluetooth and Wi-Fi: My iPhone 12 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi won’t connect I tried resetting it but it just continue to buff"
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If iPhone Bluetooth and WiFi are Dulled-Out:
Try the following in the order provided:
A. Restarting the iPhone:
If any changes were made (i.e. Installed Apps), then Settings (i.e Wf-Fi), may have become manipulated technically. So, try restarting the iPhone:
B. Disable Cellular:
Try disabling Cellular, and using Wi-Fi instead, seeing if that makes all the difference.
C. Try manually restarting your iPhone:
D. Reset All Network Settings to Default:
Example of items that will be reset: (Wi-Fi Passwords, VPN Connections, etc)
As a Last Resort:
E. Restore form a Backup:
Have a backup of your iPhone? If you are not concerned with losing data, then restore your iPhone from a backup that was made when Wi-Fi was working. Prior to restoring, backup your iPhone, incase anything goes wrong with the restoration.
Chaysecarter64 Said:
"Bluetooth and Wi-Fi: My iPhone 12 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi won’t connect I tried resetting it but it just continue to buff"
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If iPhone Bluetooth and WiFi are Dulled-Out:
Try the following in the order provided:
A. Restarting the iPhone:
If any changes were made (i.e. Installed Apps), then Settings (i.e Wf-Fi), may have become manipulated technically. So, try restarting the iPhone:
B. Disable Cellular:
Try disabling Cellular, and using Wi-Fi instead, seeing if that makes all the difference.
C. Try manually restarting your iPhone:
D. Reset All Network Settings to Default:
Example of items that will be reset: (Wi-Fi Passwords, VPN Connections, etc)
As a Last Resort:
E. Restore form a Backup:
Have a backup of your iPhone? If you are not concerned with losing data, then restore your iPhone from a backup that was made when Wi-Fi was working. Prior to restoring, backup your iPhone, incase anything goes wrong with the restoration.
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi