How To Fix WiFi Problem On Galaxy S9 And Galaxy S9 Plus

One common complaint most users of the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus had with their smartphone is that they have been facing WiFi connectivity issues. Some users say they can easily connect to any network, yet the WiFi continuously drops while other users report that they are unable to connect the phone to the local wireless network. Some users even say they have a perfectly fine wireless connection, but they just can’t use the Internet at all.

What Makes Your WiFi Fail

Many factors can contribute to WiFi problems on your Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 plus. It may be that your phone, the modem or the router that you are using for setting up this connection are causing the problem. If you have several different devices using the same network and dealing with the same issue, you should contact the Internet provider and ask for some guidance but if your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9 plus is the only device on the network having this issue, here is what you need to do:

Go to the Settings menu
Navigate to the WiFi panel
Click on your WiFi network
Tap on Forget
Leave the menus and Switch off the phone
Power the device back after a couple of minutes
Go back to the Wifi settings
Reconnect to your network
Enter the password to access the WiFi

The step above is how you can refresh the network connectivity on your Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 plus. However, if the procedure didn’t fix your WiFi issues, you can try to:

Reboot your modem
Unplugged power adapter and let it sit for about 30 seconds
Plug the modem back
Wait and let the device be fully functional
Reconnect your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9 Plus with the modern

Alternatively, You can also check the status of your current operating system by following the guide below:

Go to settings
Tap on the About Phone section
You will see “Software Updates panel,” click and see if there a new OS update available to run

If none of the methods we explain above works, then the only option left is to test other WiFi connections and check if you can use them. However, if the problem is still the same, there is a possibility that you’re dealing with a hardware problem. It is recommended you take the phone back to the store where you purchase it, or you visit a nearby technician who knows how to do the job.