Samsung’s S23 series impresses across all domains, with each model excelling in its own right, especially in terms of speed and battery efficiency, due to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

The Galaxy S23 phones have been reliable in terms of software, but no two users experience their devices in exactly the same way. While the Galaxy S23 series performs well overall, one issue has remained a concern for some users, particularly for S23 Ultra owners, as we have reported.

Wi-Fi 6 compatibility seems to be at the center of the issue, with affected users typically using routers that support this new standard. Once again, the Galaxy S23 Ultra experiences this problem more severely compared to the other models. The problem forces the phone to switch to mobile data frequently, even though the Wi-Fi is active and working properly on other devices.

Fixing WiFi Issues on Samsung S23 Ultra, S23+, and S23: A Step-by-Step Guide

Try the following solutions to fix WiFi connectivity problems on your Samsung S23 Ultra.

Step:- Reboot Your Samsung S23, S23+, or S23 Ultra
This is one of the most common first steps to take in solving any problem. To reboot: swipe down the top of the screen to open the notification panel, tap the power symbol, and then tap “Restart” twice. This helps in clearing out minor system glitches on your Samsung device. After your Samsung phone restarts, try reconnecting to WiFi and see if the problem is resolved. To restart or power off, just use the side key.

Another method is to Press and hold the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously until the Samsung logo appears on your screen.

Step 2:- Verify if the Problem is With Your Phone or the WiFi Network

Make sure you are using the correct Wi-Fi password. Try connecting another device, such as a phone or laptop, to the network to troubleshoot issues. Turn off the WiFi and then turn it back on, and try reconnecting to the WiFi network.

Step 3: Reboot the Router or Modem

Switch off your WiFi router, wait for 10-15 seconds, and then turn it back on, or unplug it from the power socket for 10-15 seconds and then reconnect it. Restore the power connection and turn the router back on. Wait for the router’s lights to come on, then connect to the Wi-Fi network.

Step 3:-Turn On Airplane Mode to Refresh Your Network Connection
Swipe down to open the quick settings and open Airplane mode to enable it. After 5-10 seconds, tap it again to disable it and refresh your network. After waiting, turn off airplane mode and reconnect to your WiFi network.

Step 4: – update your phone’s software

• Open your device’s Settings.

• Scroll down and tap on Software update.
• Select Check for updates.
• If available, tap Download and install.

If a system update is available, tap on Download and Install on your Samsung Galaxy S23.

Step 6: Disable Auto Switch Between WiFi and Mobile Data

• Open Settings

• Tap on Connections
• Select WiFi
• Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner
• Go to Advanced
• Turn off “Switch to mobile data.”

Step 4:- Remove the Existing Wi-Fi connection and Reconnect

• Open Settings
• Select Connections
• Tap WiFi
• Tap the gear icon next to the WiFi network you wish to remove
• Choose Forget at the bottom-right corner

Repeat the process, enter the network password, and reconnect to resolve WiFi issues on your Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Step 8: Reset network settings for better connectivity

Your network settings, including saved WiFi connections, Bluetooth pairings, and mobile data settings, will be reset.

• Open Settings.
• Tap on General Management.
• Select Reset.
• Choose Reset network settings.
• Tap Reset settings.
• Unlock your phone.
• Confirm by tapping Reset.

Step 9: Contact Your ISP(Internet Service Provider)  to Resolve the Issue

In case your S23’s WiFi issues are not resolved, please contact your internet service provider to confirm whether the problem lies with the internet or the router.

This concludes the list of potential solutions for WiFi issues on the Samsung S23 series. Which method works for you? Let us know in the comments section. Don’t hesitate to share any other suggestions that helped you fix WiFi connectivity issues.