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When a smartphone like the Motorola Moto G7 starts to keep dropping its WiFi connection, it’s almost expected to be a minor problem. It can be an issue with your phone or network device. What you can do about it is troubleshoot your phone because based on my personal experience, issues like this aren’t really
Network problems are among the most commonly raised concerns by smartphone users anywhere in the world. In most cases, network problems are attributed to software glitches but may also be due to some physical damage on the device. Hardware-related network issues often require service but not the ones that are software-related. Here in this post,
When a mid-range phone like the Samsung Galaxy A50, or any smartphone for that matter, keeps disconnecting from the WiFi network, you can always expect it to be a minor problem more than anything else. While we’ve seen a lot of network-related problems in the past, most of them are due to firmware issues, glitches
Intermittent connection or Wi-Fi drop is just one of the many symptoms of network connectivity issues affecting old and new Android Wi-Fi devices. It can be triggered by software problems, network errors, account-related issues, and worst, damaged component. In some cases, the problem is not on the phone but rather on the network equipment or
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
Network problems can occur at any time to mobile devices. Among the most prevalent network issues or symptoms would include but not limited to network errors, slow browsing, no Internet, intermittent connection, or Wi-Fi drops. Many factors can trigger these symptoms to transpire and more often a faulty software is to blame. The main issue
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A20 reported to us about a network problem saying that the phone keeps disconnecting from the WiFi network for no apparent reason. It’s a common problem not just to Galaxy devices but to other smart devices as well. Most of the time, it’s just a minor problem that you
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
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
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
Network problems like Wi-Fi drops or intermittent Wi-Fi internet connection can be attributed to many different factors from the network base/towers issues to the wireless router/modem firmware glitches, and/or device software and hardware problems. That being said, you would have to consider looking into each of these factors when dealing with network-connectivity issues on your
Wireless internet issues in smartphones can be attributed to many different factors from the very source of the connection to the software and hardware components of the phone. This therefore denotes the need to troubleshoot from the wireless router or modem in use and then software problems on the phone that might have caused Internet
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
Some of our readers that own the Samsung Galaxy A60 have been complaining about some network-related issues. The most common of all is regarding WiFi connectivity. Some owners said their phones won’t connect to a network, while others reported that the signal drops every now and then. These are, of course, the most common symptom
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,
Internet connection is pretty important and nowadays, your smartphone has to be connected to the web most of the time. However, some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A40 have contacted us because their device reportedly keeps disconnecting from the network. Such problem can be pretty annoying but most of the time, it’s not really that
Some of the owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 have been complaining because their device keeps disconnecting after the most recent update. The thing is, if this problem occurs after a firmware or app update, you can almost be certain that the problem is with the firmware or software-related. But if the problem started after
The Samsung Galaxy A10 seems to be a very stable device. Despite being an entry-level phone, it runs on Google’s latest Android 9 firmware and Samsung’s One UI. Some owners have encountered a few hiccups here and there and among the most common is when the WiFi connection drops without apparent reason or cause. Most
When a WiFi connection keeps dropping on your Samsung Galaxy A20, the problem could be a sign or a minor firmware issue, a problem with your network device or there’s a serious issue with your phone’s hardware. What you can do is rule out all possibilities until everything will become clearer as to what causes