Have you experienced sudden Wi-Fi connection errors, Bluetooth accessory connection delays or dropped calls on your Samsung? The main reason for these problems can be an error in your phone's network settings. How to reset network settings in Androidbut it's not complicated at all.
Frequent problems with the network and in the communication of devices with the system Android lead to unpleasant experiences. You can fix these glitches by restarting your phone or turning the mode on and off Aircraft. But if your problem with Bluetooth connection, Wi-Fi or mobile network still persists, you need to reset the network settings on your phone.
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What happens when you reset the network settings on your phone or tablet?
Resetting the network settings will return the phone's network-related settings to their original state. This will erase the saved Wi-Fi connections, Bluetooth devices and VPN configuration on the phone. You have to set everything up from scratch. If you don't remember your home or work Wi-Fi credentials, review them and save them in your phone's password manager before performing a network reset. In any case, the network reset will not affect your personal data in any way. Your installed apps, photos, videos, files and other data will remain intact.
How to reset network settings on Samsung
- Go to Settings.
- choose General administration.
- Scroll down and select Restore.
- Choose here Reset network settings.
- Confirm your choice of options Reset settings.
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If you have any difficulties with your Samsung, it is advisable to try this procedure first. However, if problems persist, you can perform a full data reset or a factory data reset from the same menu window, but you will lose yours in the process, so don't forget to have a proper backup. If that doesn't help, maybe it's time to get a new phone.
