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Originally posted by PASig:

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:


A network reset is one of the last things you want to do, just about short of a full phone factory reset.

Bullshit

Network Reset is a useful tool and has solved many issues for me over the years. OMG, you have to renter your Wi-Fi PW and BT pairing again. The horror!

I agree, if repairing BT connections and re-entering WiFi security is too much for you then you have other problems.

However, it doesn't mean the OP issue can't be solved unless a network reset though and with some proper technique and sound deduction of fact it usually will be.

Go through logically and you can solve the problem.
Get impatient and want a quick fix then be prepared for anything.

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Originally posted by PASig:

You can't be serious with a comment like that unless you don't even know what an iPhone network reset is.

You mean to say you can't take a minute to re-enter some saved Wi-Fi passwords you have?

OP: Do the Network Reset, this will most likely solve the issue.

I'm serious. There's at least 40 different networks in my iPhone and I don't have the passwords written down. Bluetooth devices aren't as bad, maybe only 15.

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Originally posted by smschulz:
I agree, if repairing BT connections and re-entering WiFi security is too much for you then you have other problems.

It's not that it's necessarily "too much," it's just a hassle that affects far more than just "some saved Wi-Fi passwords" and is probably not necessary in this case.

It would seem that what I changed has remedied the issue she says.