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Thank you. I believe I have accidentally fixed the issue. I said to Forget the Network on my iPhone, and then reconnected, and all seems to be well. For the time being anyway!
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Re: iPhone issue
@KelleyT wrote:
I have an iPhone 7 and a Netgear EX 2700 extender.
Welcome to the world of IoS.
Try this:
NETGEAR Mobile Applications and Apple Devices FAQ - NETGEAR Communities
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Thank you. I believe I have accidentally fixed the issue. I said to Forget the Network on my iPhone, and then reconnected, and all seems to be well. For the time being anyway!
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Re: iPhone issue
@KelleyT wrote:
I believe I have accidentally fixed the issue. I said to Forget the Network on my iPhone, and then reconnected, and all seems to be well.
It may have been "accidental" but it is actually one of those quick and simple tricks that should be at the top of any list of things to do when you have wifi connection problems. (The wifi equivalent of the "on/off" reboot.)
Pity we didn't suggest it sooner.
Glad it fixed things for you.
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