My phone can't seem to keep a lock on the wifi at work, even though it is a very strong signal. This just started yesterday, it was fine until then. Now it just connects for a few seconds, then disconnects, back and forth.
When this happens, I have to go to Wi-Fi settings and manually reconnect it. It asks for my credential storage password, and then that usually fixes it.
Edit: It will not let me delete, only forget, then it added it back and now I have two of the same connection. Sometimes it will stay connected for about 5 minutes, the rest of the time, it just connects and disconnects back and forth.
Anyone have any other solutions to this? I have virtually the same problem.
My wifi connection at work continually connects, disconnects, and reconnects every couple seconds. This started just a few days ago and re-entering the wifi connection or rebooting don't help at all. This has been draining my battery in a matter of hours. Even if I have wifi set to turn off when the screen is off, it's still waking up the phone and wasting battery.
I went into my settings and switched from "never sleep" to "after 15" minutes then back to "never sleep". It seems to have helped a bit but I am still having all kinds of random connectivity issues.
try disconnecting your wireless adapters....keep them unplugged for a few mins. and then plug them in....let them reboot normally. This will clear out the cache on the router. Also, reset your modem also at the same time.
try disconnecting your wireless adapters....keep them unplugged for a few mins. and then plug them in....let them reboot normally. This will clear out the cache on the router. Also, reset your modem also at the same time.
I suspect you're right since it seems to only be happening on that one network (even while the screen is on). Unfortunately I can't reset the router, but turning my wifi off at work should be enough for a few weeks and then I'll try again.