When a high-end smartphone like your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus suffers from a problem like when the WiFi connection keeps dropping, it’s often due to a minor firmware issue. These are the kinds of problems you can fix on your own without any help from a technician. In fact, not all of these issues are
When a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10e can’t connect to WiFi network, you can also expect that it’s just a firmware issue. Such is the case with similar issues we’ve encountered in the past. Needless to say, the problem is pretty minor and you may be able to fix it on your own
If your WiFi connection keeps dropping while you’re using your premium phone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, the issue could be minor and temporary. Needless to say, you may be able to fix it on your own without bringing the phone back to the store or shop. Network issues are often very easy to
One of the common queries raised by Samsung Galaxy J7 owners is on frequent Wi-Fi disconnect or intermittent Internet connection on the phone. But the thing is that Wi-Fi works smoothly on their other devices using the same wireless network. Could this denote a hardware issue or software bug that needs a fix patch from
Wi-Fi issues in mobile devices can be attributed to many different factors. This therefore denotes that more time is required to troubleshoot unless the underlying cause is predetermined. Here in this post, I have mapped out standard procedures that can potentially fix wireless connectivity issues transpiring on a Samsung Galaxy J3 smartphone. Feel free to
A smartphone as powerful as the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus should be able to connect to the internet without any problem either through mobile data or WiFi. However, there seems to be owners whose devices can no longer connect to the WiFi network they used to connect and that’s the problem we need to address
Electronic devices including wireless routers and modems can experience random errors at any time. And when this happens, any connected devices like your Samsung Galaxy S9 would start to act weird and network connectivity functions are likewise unstable. Usually you will be seeing relevant error prompts when attempting to connect to the Internet and one
Smartphones often experience random Wi-Fi drops whenever there is an ongoing network problem like server downtimes and network outages. Problems like this are inevitable given that the underlying cause isn’t on your end but on your network provider. Nonetheless, there are also network problems that are directly or indirectly inflicted by software errors on the
One of the inevitable issues in different smartphones is on Wi-Fi or network connectivity. Any device can give into various Internet connectivity issues from slow browsing, Internet drops, and no connectivity at all. Factors that are deemed among the common culprits include but not limited to technical problems on the network provider’s end, outages, account-related
Unstable Internet connection or Wi-Fi drops in mobile devices can be due to a software or hardware issue on the network equipment and on the device itself. To rule out software problems, you will need to troubleshoot both the modem/wireless router and your problematic device. If the problem persists, then that’s when you will consider
When your smartphone keeps disconnecting from your Wi-Fi network, you’re probably just way too far from your wireless router or modem and so your device is getting a weak signal. When the signal is weak, the connection is more prone to interruptions. As a result, your connection becomes intermittent. To prevent this from happening, make
It is inevitable for smartphones to lose Internet connection at any time as there are a lot of factors that can inflict network errors to occur on your device. Among the common culprits would include inactive account status, network errors or outages, faulty updates, incorrect network settings, and worst, damaged network component. Read on to
Emerging among the common issues encountered by smartphone users is on network connectivity. Symptoms of wireless connectivity issues in mobile devices vary depending on the underlying cause. Slow browsing, connection drops (intermittent), and no Internet connection are by far among the most widespread symptoms to occur. Tackled in this post is the problem about having
Network connectivity issues in mobile devices are inexorable. They can occur with different symptoms from intermittent connection to no connection at all. Several factors should be considered looking into when dealing with network problems from the network equipment, account status, outage, and settings. The solutions I mapped out below are used to deal with a