You have problems with Wifi on iOS 11? This is how to fix it

iOS 11 gives you a lot of new features and improvements, but sadly, like any other iOS software update, it has many problems. One of the problems that people are facing after updating their iPhone or iPad to iOS 11 is the Wifi error.

The problems users often encounter are not able to connect to Wifi networks, receiving incorrect password notifications, unstable connections or very slow speeds. Here are some tips to fix Wifi problems on iOS 11.

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#first. Restart the device

Like all technical issues, there is no harm when restarting your iPhone or iPad and this reboot can fix some of the device's underlying problems.

Keep the power button and Home button (or volume down button on iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus) at the same time for at least 10 seconds, until the screen is blank and the Apple icon appears.

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#2. Forgot Wifi network and reconnect

If you cannot connect to the Wifi network and are prompted that the password you entered is not correct despite entering the correct password, try forgetting the Wifi network and reconnecting.

To forget the Wifi network, tap the Wifi network from the list in Settings> Wi-Fi . Then click Forget This Network . You will see a popup message asking if you want to forget the Wifi network. Click Forget to forget the network.

Now go back to Settings> Wi-Fi , select the network again and enter the password and Join to see if it is useful.

# 3. Reset network settings

Most network-related problems that users encounter are fixed after reinstalling the network settings. This reset cleans the cache and clears DHCP settings, other network-related information. To reset network settings, open the Settings application and go to General> Reset and click Reset Network Settings.

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# 4. Disable VPN

If enabled via the Settings application or a VPN application, try turning off the VPN to see if the problem is resolved. You can turn off the VPN via Settings and navigate to the VPN settings to turn off the Status switch from Connected to Not Connected . If you can't turn off this feature, launch the VPN application to temporarily disable VPN to find a solution to solve the Wifi problem on your iPhone or iPad.

# 5. Disable Wi fi network service

Many users said that they solved the problem by disabling the Wifi network in Settings> Privacy> Location Services> System Services . This only relates to your location being used Wifi network, so it is not completely disabled Wifi.

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# 6. Custom DNS settings

Usually, if the ISP's DNS servers have problems, you can switch to Google DNS or OpenDNS.

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# 7. Enable the required feature when joining the network

This is not an ideal solution, but if none of the above mentioned solutions solve your problem, you can try turning on 'Ask to Join Networks' by going to Settings> Wi-Fi. .

#8. Wi-Fi Assist feature

iOS includes a feature called Wi-Fi Assist , which provides more reliable Internet connections when your Wifi network becomes unstable. However, some readers have responded that turning off and re-enabling wifi seems to help solve Wifi problems. To turn off Wi-Fi Assist, go to Settings and navigate to Cellular ( Mobile in some areas) and scroll down to the end where you will see Wi-Fi Assist . Swipe to turn it off.

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# 9. Restore and set up as iPhone like new

If none of these tips fix your problems, the last way is to restore your iPhone or iPad via iTunes and install it as a new device. This way, you will start over and get rid of the problematic settings and settings on your device.