Network problems are perhaps one of the most common issues smartphone users face these days. But, network issues aren’t always your telecom service provider’s fault. Your smartphone could be the cause as well.
So, if you are an Android smartphone user and facing issues when trying to use Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or cellular connection, there’s a fair chance that there’s something wrong with your device’s network settings.
The network settings of your smartphone are responsible for all the connections the device is capable of making, which for some reason can get corrupted. Thankfully, Android smartphones allow users to reset the network settings to fix these issues.
Things to know about resetting your device’s network settings
Resettings network settings won’t delete your apps or data. It will just erase your network settings, Wi-Fi passwords stored and Bluetooth connections but will not fix network coverage issues if it is from the service provider’s end.
Here's how to reset your network settings on an Android device.Steps
1.
Open the Settings app on your Android smartphone or tablet
2.
Head to General management or System (depending upon the device you are using)
3.
Select Reset or Reset options and choose ‘Reset network settings’
4.
Now, tap on the reset button
It will then ask you to enter your device PIN, password or biometrics
After completing the process, the device will restart and all your network settings will reset.
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