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Help Wifi not staying connected

jempub

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Jul 26, 2010
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Hey guys and gals.

I did the 4.0.4 update yesterday and ever since when ever my
phone rests for more than a few minutes I have to toggle my
Wifi from off to on to keep it connected.

In have it set to stay on while in sleep mode but it doesn't.

Any help?

Thanks,
Gary
 
Did you check to see if Sprint's "Network Optimizer" is on? In the SGS 3 version of ICS there is a piece of sprint software that will analyze connections and give you the most speed/battery life based around the wifi/3G connection. My SGS 3 would have wifi connection issues while that setting was on. Not sure if during the update this little gem got added in there.

If its there, it'd be under Settings>Wireless and Network>More Settings>Mobile Network>Automatic Connections.
 
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My Samsung Galaxy S 2 (Epic 4G Touch) SPH-D710 running Android version 4.0.4 does not stay "Paired" to my wifi in my automobile, once it is disconnected.
Previous to the recent "upgrade", once I had paired, that process was never needed again, as the phone was recognized each time that I would start up the vehicle.
So far I have cleared cache manually for each of my 40+ apps.
removed battery and re-installed battery.
Problem still exists.
 
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My Samsung Galaxy S 2 (Epic 4G Touch) SPH-D710 running Android version 4.0.4 does not stay "Paired" to my wifi in my automobile, once it is disconnected.
Previous to the recent "upgrade", once I had paired, that process was never needed again, as the phone was recognized each time that I would start up the vehicle.
So far I have cleared cache manually for each of my 40+ apps.
removed battery and re-installed battery.
Problem still exists.

That's not a wifi issue, that's a bluetooth issue. Two totally different things there.
 
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My Samsung Galaxy S 2 (Epic 4G Touch) SPH-D710 running Android version 4.0.4 does not stay "Paired" to my wifi in my automobile, once it is disconnected.
Previous to the recent "upgrade", once I had paired, that process was never needed again, as the phone was recognized each time that I would start up the vehicle.
So far I have cleared cache manually for each of my 40+ apps.
removed battery and re-installed battery.
Problem still exists.


That's Bluetooth, not WiFi.
 
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