How To Fix Samsung Galaxy S7 Slow WiFi Problem

Some have reported that the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge having a slow WiFi problem. One example of a slow WiFi speed on the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge is when you use apps like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Whatsapp and many of the icons and pictures look gray, which either don’t come up at all, or take forever to load.
Others have suggested that when they use Google Now, the screen gets stuck on “Recognizing…” and quite comes up with “Can’t reach Google at the moment.” A main reason that the Galaxy S7 WiFi connection is slow is because of a weak WiFi signal that no longer can connect the smartphone to the Internet.

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But when the WiFi signal is strong and the WiFi is still slow, this can be a frustrating problem and we can help you fix it. Below are some quick suggestions on how to fix Galaxy S7 WiFi problem.

How to Galaxy S7 slow WiFi problems:
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Factory Reset Galaxy S7
“Forgetting” your Wifi Network and Reconnecting
Resetting the Modem/Router
Switching from DHCP to Static Connection on Phone
Switching DNS to Google’s Addresses on Phone
Changing the Router Bandwidth Settings
Changing the Router’s Broadcast Channel
Adjusting the Modem/Router Security Settings and even Disabling Security
Calling your ISP and upgrading to a Higher Bandwidth/Speed

In most cases, the above solutions will help solve the slow WiFi problem on the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. But if for some reason the Galaxy S7 WiFi is still slow, completing a“wipe cache partition” should fix the WiFi issue. This method deletes no data from the Samsung Galaxy S7. All data such as photos, videos and messages are not deleted and will be safe. You can perform the “Wipe Cache Partition“ function in the Android recovery mode. Read this guide to learn how to clear Galaxy S7 phone cache.

How to fix slow wifi on Galaxy S7:

Power off the Samsung Galaxy S7
Hold the power off, volume up and the home button all at the same time
After some seconds, the Galaxy S7 will vibrate once and the recovery mode is started
Search for the entry called “wipe cache partition” and start it
After a few minutes the process is complete and you can restart the Galaxy S7 with “reboot system now”

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