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Grothdmal

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Dec 27, 2007
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When I first started my iPhone, it connected to the WiFi network. When I left my house for the first time it automatically used edge, which is good. The only problem now is that now it won't go back to WiFi. I can't even access the WiFi settings, I jsut get a "No WiFi" message that is un-tappable. I am not using an unlocked iPhone and I restored it several times and it still won't work. Any advice is appreciated. Here is a link to a video of the problem on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpUploqr1ls
 
what happens with you go into settings then wifi, instead of going to general then networks then wifi..
 
The same exact thing. Identical "No WiFi" except its under the settings not specifically network.
 
In the video your phone is connected to your computer. Does disconnecting it make any difference? Also just go to settings and then wifi and see if it is turned on - if is then is there a problem with whatever is broadcasting your wireless signal?
 
Disconnecting it doesn't make a difference.
I can't go to settings>WiFi, the WiFi button is not there. It's just a little oval that says (Wi-Fi No Wi-Fi) I can't click on it or anything. Just a picture, not a button.

EDIT: Here's a video of me trying to click it and everything, nothing happens. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xB1HlfO9LRQ
 
Bring it in to an Apple Store, they'll give you a new phone right away.
 
I just got back from the apple store with a new iPhone, hopefully this one works.
 
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