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If your Nintendo Switch wifi keeps disconnecting, the likely reason for it may be superficial. Wireless connectivity issues on Switch are easily fixable so you may be able to fix yours quickly. In this troubleshooting article, we’ll show you the common reasons for wifi problems on Switch as well as the easy solutions that you
The Android 10 update for the Samsung Galaxy S10 and its variants is stable and there were just a few owners who reported some serious issues after installing it. However, minor issues may occur every now and then, and among the most commonly reported problems is about WiFi. Some of the owners who just updated
Network errors including Wi-Fi drops or intermittent Wi-Fi internet connection emerge among the widespread issues affecting mobile devices regardless of brand and operating system they are running on. These problems can be attributed to various factors from account issues to network outages, bad apps and faulty updates, incorrect settings or worst, hardware damage. The last
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 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
Connectivity issues are among the most common problems any smartphone users may encounter from time to time. Even the owners of the new powerful Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be able to encounter this problem. But the good thing is, it’s not really that serious of a problem and you may be able to fix
Connectivity issues are among the most annoying problems any smartphone owners may encounter. Some of our readers that own the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 have contacted us regarding network related issues that, according to them, occurred after an update or started without any apparent reason or cause. Slow or no connection at all is just
When a smartphone like your Samsung Galaxy A40 keeps dropping its WiFi connection, you can always expect it to be an issue with the software. It may be due to a glitch in the system that some network services stopped working. However, it is also a possible problem with the network device. As you know,
When a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10e will have a problem like its WiFi keeps disconnecting from the network, you can almost expect it to be a problem with the firmware or some settings unless there are signs of physical and liquid damage. If it’s not an issue with the hardware, then you
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 owners are waiting for the roll out of the official Android 9.0 Pie firmware and Samsung as well as the service providers have been busy rolling out minor updates as a preparation for a major update. While these updates are supposedly rolled out to patch some issues or fix problems that
Here’s another list of #GalaxyNote4 issues that were submitted to us for the past few days. With a lot of Note 4 cases still waiting to be published, you can expect that we will be publishing more of the same articles in the coming months. So, for those looking forward to seeing their issues addressed
Released almost three years ago, it can be expected that many #GalaxyS5 users will now find that their beloved device is starting to show signs of ageing. Though not all cases in this material attributes ageing as the primary cause of problems, it may still be a factor in some of them, especially in battery-
No connectivity, slow browsing, intermittent connection or Wi-Fi drops are among the common symptoms of network connectivity issues transpiring in mobile devices including the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 smartphone. These problems can be attributed to many different factors. Technical issues on the network base or ISP, outages, defective router or modem, as well as software
Network connectivity problems in mobile devices are usually triggered by software errors like update bugs rather than hardware damage. But you can put the blame on hardware damage if there previous instances of dropping or liquid exposure on your device. Software-related network issues are depicted by various symptoms like no Internet access, network unavailable, slow