Try this. Go to the phone dialer and Hit *#0011# then hit menu, select wifi and turn off wifi power saver. See if that helps.
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Just a note to everyone this gets reset on a reboot.
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desdroid - I do not always get a wi-fi unstable message when wi-fi disconnects. If it just disconnects a few times per minute and just for a second or less the only way I know I lost connection is, I get a message that it has connected to my wi-fi network again. My best test is with my Fox News app. When I am reading a news article and have scrolled down on the page, it (the page) will jump back to the top of the article when I get a disconnect, even if it is for a very short time.
I don?t watch very many videos or listen to music on my phone. A video and I assume on line music buffers some of the stream so a short disconnect will not be noticed unless it gets so bad the video has caught up to the buffer.
Pull your sim. It is easy to do and if your wi-fi is rock solid, then you will know if you have the problem I described above.
Just turn off/uncheck the auto network switch.
I was also frustrated for MONTHS....
Anyone hear more about this? ThanksIf anyone is still having problems with their Wi-Fi being unstable and none of the solutions mentioned in previous post have helped, then pull the sim card out and test your Wi-Fi connection. If it solves the problem you have a phone with the Wi-Fi antenna and mobile antenna next to each other. This is a known issue with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 that has been remedied by Samsung in later phones, however the bad phones in the pipeline are still being marketed by the carriers. As far as I know the only solution is to replace the phone with one that has the antennas spaced farther apart. If you get an earlier phone you may experience the same problem.
This test will never be suggested by technical support to see if you have one of the phones with the antenna problem. They may not even be aware of this or if they are, they will not admit it. You have to get past them and their supervisors to the top tech people before anyone will admit to this problem.
I got one of the bad phones twelve days ago and it took a lot of trouble shooting to figure out the problem. Hope this helps some of you.
Hi Nayan350 Turning off wifi power save mode finally solved my problem, but this solution is affecting my battery life, may be I lost 20% or more. So I think this solution is temporary and it just indicate that there may be a hardware problem, as others stated the location of wifi antenna beside the phone antenna. What do you think ???
Thanks - I had the issue a few weeks ago; there was no ON/OFF button. I tried it a few times, and rebooted, all to no avail. I was updated a few times over the past few weeks and now it works! The ON/OFF button is there and working.Hi FBA....I am using SM-N900.
Typing *#0011# on the phone dialer > Enter a hidden menu >Select Menu > Wi-Fi Setting > Turn off Wi-Fi Power Save Mode (Note: Reboot the phone then go back into *#0011# > Wi-Fi to confirm the Wi-Fi Power Save is OFF)