We have a section for that too, further down the guide. If the problem is wider than just your phone-say, your laptop or tablet also can’t connect-it’s probably a problem with your router. If you’re still having problems connecting your phone to your WiFi after rebooting your devices, continue onto the next section. Routers and modems are finicky little things, and they both require an occasional cycle to stay active and functional. Nine times out of ten, this’ll fix any problems with your wireless internet connections.
You can do the same to your modem as well. Once you’ve unplugged the device, count to ten before plugging the device back in, to achieve a power cycle of the router. The best way to reboot your router is, oddly enough, to simply unplug the power cable from the back of your device. To reboot your phone, press and hold the Power button with the screen already on and select “Reboot” from the list of options available. And, preferably, you can also reboot your modem too. If you’re at a public hotspot, you obviously won’t be able to reboot the router. If you don’t have access to your router, try to find someone who can reboot the router for you. Don’t just reboot your phone, either-reboot your router, too. There’s an important first step in troubleshooting any problem, especially when concerned with wireless connections: reboot your devices.
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Let’s investigate how to fix WiFi issues on your Galaxy S7. So if you’re have trouble connecting or staying connected to your local WiFi hotspot, this is the guide for you.
WiFi isn’t a perfect standard, and try as it might, most of our devices will have connectivity issues at some point, and your Galaxy S7 or S7 edge is no exception. Our reliance on WiFi to support our app downloads and video streams means we notice when our phones start experiencing issues with our WiFi connection.
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