We recently informed you that some phone users Galaxy S23 Ultra si they complain that they cannot connect to their home Wi-Fi network. Now it has emerged that the problem has an easy solution, albeit not a permanent one, which Samsung is apparently already working on.
If you have this problem with yours Galaxy S23 Ultra met (or in models Galaxy S23 and S23+, in which it was also noted, albeit to a lesser extent), you can solve it, at least temporarily, very simply: go to the settings of your Wi-Fi router, if it supports Wi-Fi 6, and turn off this setting.
Gallery
Each router has its own user interface, so the option to turn off Wi-Fi 6 may not be immediately apparent. If you are not sure how to do it, it will help you search engine Google. For example, on Asus routers, this option is located in the Wireless menu under the Advanced Settings menu and has a switch next to the option called 802.11ax/WiFi 6 mode.
You could be interested in
It's not clear at this point what's causing the problem, just that it's affecting phones in the range Galaxy S23. The software runs on z Androidat 13 outgoing superstructure One UI 5.1, so in theory devices that were later on could also be affected Android 13/One UI 5.1 updated. Affected users can thus hope that Samsung will deliver a permanent solution soon. It is possible that it will be part of the March security update.
What bothers me more is that the s23u phone cannot automatically switch to the better Wi-Fi it has saved when it is switched on.
Well, that's a wonderful solution 😀 You could have just written turn off WiFi and use data on your mobile... Actually, that will probably be the only solution for those who don't have the option to turn off AX.
Just turn off the six in your mobile and that's it.
Don't know how to set it up on the hotel Wifi. The receptionist refuses to give me the password. I'll try to hit him with a stick, but then I don't really know anymore.
It works fine for me on Wifi 6 (AX).
Routers:
ASUS AX56U
ASUS AX55
In the mesh