I have trouble connecting to my wifi on my iPhone 5s. It keeps rebooting and trying to connect. Could this be my iphone or my wifi provider?? This is my in home wifi.

If your iPhone 5S is having trouble entering data, and it seems to get stuck at the "Welcome" or "Internet Connection" stage, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue. Here are some suggestions:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204051

try turning off Wi FI in the phone settings and then turn Wi FI back on. Do not know how this fixes problem just had to do this for someone having trouble with Wi FI. Also be careful with WPA -2 encyrption try WPA1 encyrption

Is your printer connected to your existing wifi network, or does it have it's own SSID (wireless network name) that you connect to in order to print to it?

First of all make sure your system and your iPhone connected to same wifi network. Try to disable and enable network adaptor of your PC using Device Manager, also disable and enable wi-fi connection after doing that Make sure you have enabled Wireless sync in your iPhone then restart the itunes.. Wait few seconds it will surely find out your iPhone.

If problem still persist let me know.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Thanks & Regards,
Chandrashekhar.

Do they work on any other wifi networks? If you haven't tried this try this first of all. If it works on other networks but not your own then call your internet service provider. Try to connect other devices to your network - If non-Apple devices connect then your wifi security settings might need to be upgraded.

If they are working on other networks:
Try to turn on airplane mode by going into Settings > Airplane Mode. Leave it on for at least 10 seconds.
If that doesn't work try to reset your network settings. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Still not working? Next try a restore to factory settings. First, back up all your information. I recommend a backup through iTunes as well as making sure your pictures/contacts have another backup. If this is a software issue you won't be able to restore your iPhone from a backup, it will bring the glitch back. Plug it into a computer with the newest form of iTunes - click on the restore iPhone button. When you test out the phone, do not restore from backup. If the problem is still there you have a hardware issue.
Apple stores and the Apple help line can run a diagnostic to see if you have a wifi hardware issue too. If you have a hardware issue you can get them to fix it (free if it's in warranty) or try to take it apart and replace the parts yourself. This does void the warranty.

ha ha !!!!!,I don't think so.

First of all what the Apple iPhone was made for in the first place was not for you network provider to be tracking you where ever you go, it's for your own use alone. Network providers just gives you access to operate the phone by providing network for your access your Apple iPhone.

How does Wi-Fi work on a Apple iPhone ?

Apple's iPhone is a multimedia connectivity tool. As such, the iPhone employs a sophisticated system to keep you connected to the web via WiFi signals so that you can stay up to date with email, mapping and media. To use the iPhone's WiFi feature just follow these steps.

Instructions on how to use Wi-Fi on your iPhone.........


Tap a network. If you have not yet used your iPhone's WiFi or if you're in a new WiFi area, the iPhone will show you a list of available networks. Tap the network that you want to connect to in order to connect. If there is a password required a little lock icon appears. Enter the password to connect to locked networks and continue to surf the web.


Monitor your signal. As you use your iPhone, especially if you're moving around, you should take a look at the signal strength of the connection. The strength is indicated by a small, black broadcast symbol that stacks arches, or rounded bars, on top of one another. The more bars there are the better the signal.


Make connecting to WiFi automatic or manual. The iPhone is equipped to automatically search for available networks and connect you to one. If you do not want the phone to search for networks, select the "WiFi" option on the phone's menu. Then select either the on or off option of the "Ask To Join Networks." Turning this option off requires that you find networks manually.


Forget a network. Once you connect to a WiFi network once the iPhone automatically remembers the network and connects you to it at a later opportunity. To forget a network so you don't get automatically connected choose the "WiFi" option on the menu. Then tap the right arrow button next to one of the networks that the iPhone already remembers. Then tap "Forget This Network" to erase the phone's memory of the network. That all, Very easy to use too.


Hope that helps.

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Try turning 3g off, then make sure security of network is wep not wpa personal the iphone has trouble with that