WiFi for iPhone 4

[Aasem]

How come two iPhone 4s in the same room one can see a wi fi signal and the other cannot? Is this a software or hardware problem and can it be fixed? The one that cannot see if I bring it 5 feet to the wi fi repeater then it can see it. Very strange

 

[iphonewarrior]

Try resetting network settings.

 

[ericsinsideout]

Could also be the wifi transmitter. How old is it?

 

[Aasem]

Transmitter is new and I tried to reset wifi setting many times but no hope

 

[ericsinsideout]

how many devices do you have connected to the router and what router do you have?

 

[Napoleon PhoneApart]

Could also be the wifi transmitter. How old is it?

Definitely. I've had this happen at my brother's house in the past. His wifi is HER-ting.

 

[Aasem]

The problem is not how many devices are connected to the wifi but rather how can two iPhones same brand one can see the wifi signal and connects another cannot. I have even switched off the other iPhone but still my iPhone can only receive when 5 feet away only

 

[RoofMonkey]

Make an appointment at the Apple store near you and have them check the phone. I had wifi issues with my phone at one point and it was hardware related.

 

[ericsinsideout]

yeah, that has to be in the phone, I've had as many as 3 iPhones on my wifi along with 2 laptops, a printer and a xbox and all of the iPhones worked just fine on wifi (aside from having AT&T as my home internet and that being a giant ball of suck). I suggest what roofmonkey says.

 

[MrMike6by9]

Is the phone that doesn't "see" the network set for "ask to join"?

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[iP5]

Had exactly the same issue with two iPads, and yet the buggy one worked elsewhere making it difficult to demonstrate the case at the Apple store.

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