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Why does my iPhone 7s keep losing WiFi since I installed iOS12?
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I can connect the phone to wifi manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed 12.
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I can connect the phone to wifi manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed 12.
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I can connect the phone to wifi manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed 12.
iphone ios upgrade troubleshooting
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I can connect the phone to wifi manually, but after several minutes, it loses the connection, and I have to restore it manually. This did not happen before I installed 12.
iphone ios upgrade troubleshooting
iphone ios upgrade troubleshooting
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Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so it’s almost certainly not a widespread bug. If you’re sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so it’s almost certainly not a widespread bug. If you’re sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
answered 2 hours ago
bmike♦
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up vote
3
down vote
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so it’s almost certainly not a widespread bug. If you’re sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
answered 2 hours ago
bmike♦
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up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so it’s almost certainly not a widespread bug. If you’re sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
answered 2 hours ago
bmike♦
150k46267585
Before doing anything, have you erased network settings and verified WiFi is stable?
Next, erase all content and settings and retest on a new network.
Apple typically stops signing the previous release within a week of a new iOS, so you could try restoring back to iOS 11 to rule out a hardware failure that was a coincidence. At that point you can decide to see Apple service before upgrading to understand if you have any recourse from them in case a second upgrade also fails.
Many many iPhone 7 era devices work fine, so it’s almost certainly not a widespread bug. If you’re sure you want iOS 12 I would erase and restore the device and then connect to a Mac to look over the system logs if the failure continues.
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answered 2 hours ago
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