How to Reset Network Settings On iPhone and Tips & Tricks

Part 1. how to reset iPhone Network Settings

When you find the network on your iPhone quit working, then the very first thing you should do is to reset network settings on iPhone. By resetting the iPhone network, the problem might be solved successfully. And it doesn't require you any techniques to do the resetting, but four simple steps. Keep patience. It will take one or two minutes to complete the task. Then the iPhone will reboot with default network settings.

Step 1. Tap the Settings app on your iPhone.

Step 2. Tap General.

Step 3. Scroll down to find Reset and tap it.

Step 4. In the new window, select Reset Networking Settings and confirm the action.

Part 2. Troubleshooting: iPhone Network Not Working

Sometimes even though you don't change any settings on your iPhone, the network might not work. If it happens, don't take your iPhone directly to a local repair store because you might fix it by yourself. Below are some tips and tricks for how to make it work when your iPhone network quit working.

* wifi is not working:

A good number of iPhone users face difficulties with wifi connectivity after upgrading to the latest iOS 9.0 from the older iOS version. Those who installed new iOS also face the same problem too. If it happens, follow the above-mentioned steps to reset network settings on your iPhone and then try to connect with wifi again.

* Cannot connect iPhone to a specific wifi network:

If you are facing problems connecting to a specific wifi network, then first select that network from the list and click forget. Then search for the network. Enter the network password if needed. If a problem exists then, do a reset network settings. After rebooting the iPhone, connect to the wifi network.

* Searching for network or no service:

Sometimes iPhone takes a long time to search for a network or sometimes show no service. To solve this problem, first, turn on the airplane mode and then turn it off after a few seconds. If it does not solve the problem, then perform "reset network settings". Resetting the network settings will surely fix the "No Service" issue.

* Cannot make or receive calls:

Sometimes iPhone users cannot make or receive calls with their iPhone. It happens when the airplane mode accidentally turned on. Turning it off will fix the problem. But if the airplane mode does not cause the problem, a reboot may solve the problem. If the problem exists then perform " reset network settings" and it will solve the problem.

* iMessage is not working:

Some say that iMessage is not working, and even it doesn't let them turn it off. So they reset the network settings to fix the problem, and iPhone stuck in the halfway of booting for hours. To solve problems with applications like iMessage, do a hard reset by selecting Reset All Setting in the reset menu instead of doing reset network settings.

* Settings or iOS is not responding:

Sometimes the Setting menu is not responding as well as the complete iOS. A hard reset can fix the problem. You can do so by going to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings > Reset all Settings.

* iPhone could not be synced:

Sometimes iPhone users experience problems with their computers. It shows a warning that the iPhone cannot sync due to connection to the iPhone was reset." A reset network settings in the iPhone and a computer reboot will solve the problem.