If your Android device can’t connect to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or even cellular networks, the problem may be related to your reset network settings.
Your Android network settings determine what and how your device can connect. These settings can sometimes be corrupted, preventing your device from connecting to other devices.
It can also help your Android device reconnect to the Internet or Bluetooth. How to reset network settings on your Android phone or tablet.
Reset Network Settings:
- Removes all app data restrictions
- Allows background data
- Turns off Airplane mode
- Turns off Bluetooth
- Turns off data roaming.
- Turns off mobile hotspot
- Turns off VPN
- Turns on mobile data
- Turns on Wi-Fi
- Clears mobile data limits
- Deletes all Wi-Fi SSIDs
- Disconnects all tethered interfaces
- Forgets paired devices
- Sets network selection mode to automatic
- Sets preferred mobile network type to the best available
Method – 1
- First Power on your Android device.
- Go to the Settings menu on your mobile.
- In this step, Find and Select Dual SIM & Cellular and choose the SIM.
- Now tap option Access Point Name.
- Next, select your sim and tap on Reset settings.
- Then tap on the Reset option.
- Completed.
Method – 2
- First Power on your Android device.
- Go to the Settings menu on your mobile.
- In this step Find and Select Reset.
- Once that Selected, tap option Reset network settings.
- Now select your sim and tap on Reset settings
- Then tap on the Reset phone option.
- Completed.
Method – 3
- First Power on your Android device.
- Go to the Settings menu on your mobile.
- In this step, Select Mobile Networks option.
- Once that Selected, tap option APN.
- Now select the three dots in the top right corner
- Then tap on the Reset to default option.
- Completed.
Method – 4
- First Power on your Android device.
- Go to the Settings menu on your mobile.
- In this step, Find and Select the Backup & reset option.
- Once that Selected, tap option Network settings reset.
- Then tap on the Reset Settings option.
- Completed.
Please Note: We strongly advise that you Back Up Your data before a hard reset (or) Restore Data.