iPhone Won't Connect to Wi-Fi: Fix
Short answer: If your iPhone can't join Wi-Fi, check the router, then reset the connection.
TL;DR: quick fix
- Make sure your router is on and you're within range.
- Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, check Wi-Fi is on, and tap your network.
- Enter the correct password if asked.
Is iPhone down?
Before you change settings, check Apple System Status. If there's an outage, wait it out.
How to fix it: step by step
- Make sure your router is on and you're within range.
- Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, check Wi-Fi is on, and tap your network.
- Enter the correct password if asked.
- Restart your iPhone and the router.
- If needed, forget the network and rejoin, or reset network settings.
FAQ
Will resetting network settings delete data?
No, but it removes saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords.
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Last checked Oct 2026 against the official help page: Apple Support. Menus can differ by app version; follow the official page if a step doesn't match.
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