How to Reset Your Network Settings on the iPhone [Video]

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Posted October 11, 2015 at 11:15pm by iClarified

These are instructions on how to reset your network settings on the iPhone.

This procedure will delete all network settings and return them to factory defaults. You may want to do this if you are experience problems with your network connections.

Step One
Tap to launch Settings from your SpringBoard.

How to Reset Your Network Settings on the iPhone [Video]

Step Two
Choose General from the Settings menu.

Step Three
Scroll down and select Reset from the General menu.

Step Four
Tap the Reset Network Settings button, then press the Reset Network Settings button that appears below.

Your iPhone will now reboot with the factory default network settings.

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JollySonX - October 12, 2015 at 10:16am

I think it's worthwhile for the simpler things to be reposted once in a while, yes most people know how to do them it's always good to have as a reference point tho, I've owned iPhones right from the 2g I still have to YouTube dfu when I need it, just to get the timing right.

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Venkat - October 12, 2015 at 10:10am

I know why this was posted now . 2 days back i have a problem with app store not able to download or update any apps . I tried every thing like sign out from AppStore and resigned no solution and my wife and 4g connection super .. At last i got the solution after resetting network settings every thing got right

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iProService - October 12, 2015 at 6:25am

Must be an incredibly slow news day..

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AverageReviewer - October 12, 2015 at 3:23am

Not sure why this needs to be explained considering basically every iPhone user knows how to do this especially if they read this website lol

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