If you're experiencing issues with Wi-Fi, mobile data, or Bluetooth connections on your Android device, resetting the network settings can help resolve these problems. This action resets all network-related settings without affecting personal data.
What Happens When You Reset Network Settings?
Resetting will:
- Wi-Fi: Remove all saved networks and passwords.
- Bluetooth: Unpair all connected devices.
- Mobile Data: Reset APN and other custom settings.
- VPN: Delete all VPN configurations.
Note: Personal data such as photos, messages, and apps remain unaffected.
Step-by-Step Instructions
For Android 9.0 and Later:
- Open Settings.
- Navigate to System > Reset options.
- Select Reset Wi-Fi, mobile & Bluetooth.
- Tap Reset settings.
- Enter your device's security code if prompted.
- Confirm by tapping Reset settings again.
For Samsung Devices (One UI):
- Open Settings.
- Go to General management > Reset.
- Choose Reset network settings.
- Select the SIM card if multiple are active.
- Tap Reset settings and confirm with your security code.
After Resetting
- Reconnect to Wi-Fi networks by entering passwords.
- Re-pair Bluetooth devices.
- Check APN settings if you use custom configurations for mobile data.
Additional Information
If connectivity issues persist after resetting:
- Update your device's software.
- Restart your device.
- Contact Nova customer support for further assistance.