"How to fix persistent Wi-Fi issues on iPhone 17 with iOS 26.2.1?: I have an iphone 17 and I am having infinite issues with wifi… The issue started a day after purchase. Perhaps have to do with update the ios version. The only two workarounds are to disconnect wifi and reconnect which gives you like 30 seconds of internet or through hotspot from another device.. This is not a solution that I accept. I’m also on the latest ios 26.2.1 Please advise"
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Persistent WiFi Issues on New iPhone:
Of course, getting this serviced would be ideal, but try resetting this to Factory Settings. Perform as instructed here, including the iCloud Logout: What to do Before you Sell, Give Away, or Trade in your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support. Then, set it up once more, from the Hello Screen. If not successful, back this up to a computer before taking it in for service.
Troubleshooting iPhone WiFi:
A few other thoughts to try:
I. Start Here: If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch won't Connect to a Wi-Fi Network - Apple Support
II. Clear the Temporary Internet Files:
III. Restart your Router:
- Power: off the router
- Wait: 30 seconds
- Power: It back on
IV. Reconnect to your Network:
- Go to: Settings
- Tap: Wi-Fi
- Disable: Wi-Fi
- Wait: 30 seconds
- Enable: Wi-Fi
V. Add Back the Network:
- Go to: Settings
- Tap: Wi-Fi
- Remove: the network
- Wait: 30 seconds
- Add: the network back
VII. Use a Private LAN:
With a public LAN, you might get kicked off after just a few seconds of use, in which case, you might need an access key --something users typically come across when using their devices in campgrounds and hotels.
VIII. Turn Off Cellular:
Cellular might be getting in the way. So, toggle it off in Settings, when using WiFi.