How to Fix Wi-Fi Network Not Showing up on iPhone
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Common Fixes
Fix 1: Reset Network Settings
Incorrect network configuration on your iPhone can cause issues showing a Wi-Fi network name. To fix this, reset all network settings on your device.
Step 1:Open iPhoneSettings, selectGeneral, and tapTransfer or Reset iPhone.
Step 2:SelectResetand tapReset Network Settings. When prompted, enter yourdevice passcodeto confirm it.
Fix 2: Connect to the Network Manually
If your iPhone fails to connect to asaved Wi-Fi network, head to the device settings to connect to the network manually.
Open the Settings app, selectWi-Fi, and tap the saved network name to connect it. Alternatively, tap a discovered Wi-Fi network and type its password to connect to it.
Fix 3: Check Router Settings to Ensure the Network Isn’t Hidden
A Wi-Fi network may fail to show up on your iPhone if it is configured as hidden in the router settings.
Open the router settings manually using theWi-Fi login page(192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1), selectWi-Fi, and turn on its discovery toggle.
Note:Wi-Fi settings may differ on your router. Check its product manual to enable Wi-Fi discoverability.
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Last updated on 12 July, 2024
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