[Puneet Kohli]

I've checked the forums and most people with wifi issues seem to not be able to connect to a network after its discovered.

Here's my issue:
I can't see any networks. On switching the wifi on, nothing happens, and when I navigate to some other menu, and back to the wifi menu it says wifi is off. So, if i switch it on, go back, it will show me wifi : off in the networks menu

Any fix/help?

Tried hard reset, and using phone without the sim but no use

[obaquerizo]

I've checked the forums and most people with wifi issues seem to not be able to connect to a network after its discovered.

Here's my issue:
I can't see any networks. On switching the wifi on, nothing happens, and when I navigate to some other menu, and back to the wifi menu it says wifi is off. So, if i switch it on, go back, it will show me wifi : off in the networks menu

Any fix/help?

Tried hard reset, and using phone without the sim but no use

in that case you will need to reload the OS for better solve of the issue

[BigBadWulf]

Have you installed any android apps?

[shreyas7777]

Just do a security wipe...it'll start working fine n don't restore backup!

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[Puneet Kohli]

Have you installed any android apps?

Yes, I have!

[Puneet Kohli]

Just do a security wipe...it'll start working fine n don't restore backup!

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But I need my backed up stuff dude, can't afford to download everything again. Isn't there any other way?

[LP_Rigg]

Yes, I have!

Delete them one by one until you determine which one is creating the conflict.

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[BigBadWulf]

Yes, I have!

Delete them one by one until you determine which one is creating the conflict.

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No offense, but the heck with that!

OP, got to device monitor, storage, click each android app and delete it. Reboot and get all your settings done. Then you can add them back one at a time.

[Puneet Kohli]

No offense, but the heck with that!

OP, got to device monitor, storage, click each android app and delete it. Reboot and get all your settings done. Then you can add them back one at a time.

Deleted all android apps, and did a hard reset (twice)

Still same issue.

[Puneet Kohli]

anyone got ny other solution?
much appreciated

[fucsia]

It is probably a bug of 1055. They will fix it, but till then you should try to change the wifi settings in the access point. Use 54 Mps instead of 300 Mps. It worked for me.

[LP_Rigg]

No offense, but the heck with that!

OP, got to device monitor, storage, click each android app and delete it. Reboot and get all your settings done. Then you can add them back one at a time.

LOL - even a better suggestion. I kind of suspected the one that was causing me the problem and deleted and voila all good.

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[obaquerizo]

It is probably a bug of 1055. They will fix it, but till then you should try to change the wifi settings in the access point. Use 54 Mps instead of 300 Mps. It worked for me.

If you need to backup some stuff try the app fire chest, that will help you a lot

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