Technology and smart gadgets like smartphones, smart home appliances, computers, wearables, etc play a major role in our daily life whether it may be directly or indirectly. We all get used to of technology and connectivity options such as mobile network, internet connection, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, etc. The Wi-Fi connectivity is now mostly used by a smartphone user whether the user uses a mobile hotspot or broadband connection. But sometimes, we notice that our Wi-Fi not works well or gets disconnected or don’t even connect for a while. Here are some possible ways to fix Wi-Fi issues on your Android device which you can try by yourself.
We’ve listed a few common fixes down below which may help you to solve your Wi-Fi related issues quickly. Take a look at it. We have provided some basic steps which you should check at first when you get Wi-Fi problems.
Steps to fix Wi-Fi issues on your Android device
- If your Wi-Fi is not working properly, check at first to the most basic thing whether you’ve switched on Wi-Fi on your device or not. Sometimes, for any reason or in a hurry we forget to turn the Wi-Fi Quick Settings toggle.
- Check whether the Airplane mode enabled or not. Because this will prevent your device from connecting to the internet.
- Then the next step is to make sure that you’re connected to a working internet connection or router settings. That also may cause issues sometimes or frequently connection drops.
- Check the internet ping reply as well from your computer via the command prompt of your DNS address. If the ping reply isn’t normal, contact your local ISP.
Now, if all these above-mentioned methods won’t work for you, check out the following steps.
Turn off Bluetooth
Sometimes, Bluetooth interferes with Wi-Fi networks due to the signals sending over the same 2.4GHz radio frequency. If you use Bluetooth very frequently and turn on most of the time, you may get a Wi-Fi connection drop or slow down issue. In order to solve the issue, switch your router to the 5GHz band which will help you a lot.

Reboot your Android device and router
This is a common fix for most of the device issues for initially. Just restart your Android and router device to back in working mode again. It clears most of the other issues as well most of the times. After rebooting both of your devices, turn on the Wi-Fi to check if the issue is solved or not. If it didn’t fix the issue yet, check out the other fixes.