Many of the iPhone users have the problem of “Wi-Fi not Connecting even Status says Connected”. If you guys have this issue means don’t Worry. Because even I too have this issue and fixed the problem by trying some solutions. Here I gonna share you those fixes to solve your problem. Here are the Solutions,
Solution 1: Restart your Router
- Disconnect your Router from the power.
- To do it unplug the power cord from the back of the router.
- Wait for some time then, plug the router into the power cord.
Solution 2: Enable and Disable Wi-Fi
- Open “Settings”.
- Tap “Wi-Fi” and Disable it.
- Wait for a few minutes and Enable it.
Solution 3: Restart Your iPhone
- Press and hold the “Side Button” and either “Volume Button” until the slider appears.
- Drag the slider to turn of iPhone.
- Then, again press and hold the “Side Button” until you see the Apple Logo.
Solution 4: Enable and Disable Airplane Mode
- Open “Settings”.
- Tap “Airplane Mode” and Enable it.
- Wait for few minutes and disable it.
Solution 5: Forget Wi-Fi Network
- Open “Settings”.
- Tap “Wi-Fi”.
- Then, Find your Wi-Fi network and click the (i) info symbol.
- Tap “Forget This Network”.
- Tap “Forget” at the pop-up box.
- After that find you Wi-Fi Network and connect again.
Solution 6: Reset Network Settings
- Go to Settings->General->Reset.
- Tap “Reset Network Settings”.
- Enter the Passcode if required and tap “Reset Network Settings” in the pop-up box.
Note: This action will reset all Wi-Fi Networks & Passwords, APN & VPN Settings, and Cellular Settings of your iPhone.
Solution 7: Reset and Restore Default Settings
- Open “Settings”.
- Tap “General”.
- Tap “Reset”.
- Tap the option “Erase All Content and Settings”.
- Enter your “Passcode” if prompted.
- Now, a list of options appears with three options, Select the one which you want.
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