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nandosk8

macrumors newbie
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Jan 2, 2017
9
2
Brazil
Hello friends,

I have an iphone 7 Plus that was with iOS 10.1.1 installed, everything working perfectly. But then I saw that iOS 10.2.1 was released, and whenever a "big" update is released (10.1 to 10.2), I restore through iTunes and set it up as new (without getting backup). From there I started my problem, in iOS 10.2.1, now the wifi disconnects randomly, and I can not even download a large file from the App Store (some games with more than 400 MB). What I tried to do:

- settings -> general -> reset -> reset network settings
- restarted iphone
- disabled / enabled airplane mode
- disabled background app refresh

I tried 2 different wifi networks (at home and at company). At home, it is working just fine, but at company, the problem persists. I have never had this problem in wifi's company!! Everything started when I updated to iOS 10.2.1....

Is someone having this problem too?
 

Djilkosh

macrumors regular
Dec 3, 2016
245
226
Serbia
Same phone, different networks = probably your router at company is having problem. If you can't restart router at company you should try do get IT support that is responsable for company network and say to them to restart network.
 

JM

macrumors 601
Nov 23, 2014
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Yeah, my wifi at the university will disconnect if I'm not using it. (But never while I'm using it...)
 
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nandosk8

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 2, 2017
9
2
Brazil
I have restored iOS 10.2.1 AGAIN from settings -> erase all content and settings, without getting backup. Iphone is a little better, it disconnected just once... and I have restarted router at company as well. I hope this fix it!! I will be watching...
 

Yun0

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Jun 12, 2013
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Winnipeg, Canada
flawless wifi here on all ios devices, mind u we are using decent quality hardware with a generally good firmware, ddwrt on our routers.

routers & their firmware cause most problems (assuming user knows how to properly setup its settings)
 

nandosk8

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 2, 2017
9
2
Brazil
SOLVED!!
At company, I just disabled WMM (Wifi Multimedia) and now my iphone 7 plus + iOS 10.2.1 has not disconnected at all !!! PS: at home, my router has WMM enabled and doesn't disconnect... so strange.
 
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