The flow for resetting your network settings is a bit different on iOS 16. You may need to click reset first and then a host of reset options will appear. It will ask you to confirm before it does anything and warn you if you are about to erase any data. The [guide|121369|How to Reset Network Settings|new_window=true] guide has some pictures/screesnhots.
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The flow for resetting your network settings is a bit different on iOS 16. You may need to click reset first and then a host of reset options will appear. It will ask you to confirm before it does anything and warn you if you are about to erase any data. The [guide|121369|How to Reset Network Settings|new_window=true] guide has some pictures/screenshots.
Otherwise. I might have a look at the [[iPhone Will Not Connect to WiFi|iPhone Won't Connect to WiFi|new_window=true]] troubleshooting page. There is a [[iPhone Bluetooth Not Working|Bluetooth one|new_window=true]] as well, but many of the steps are the same since the technology is similar and is handled by the same chip on the iPhone logic board.
The flow for resetting your network settings is a bit different on iOS 16. You may need to click reset first and then a host of reset options will appear. It will ask you to confirm before it does anything and warn you if you are about to erase any data. The [guide|121369|How to Reset Network Settings|new_window=true] guide has some pictures/screesnhots.
Otherwise. I might have a look at the [[iPhone Will Not Connect to WiFi|iPhone Won't Connect to WiFi|new_window=true]] troubleshooting page. There is a [[iPhone Bluetooth Not Working|Bluetooth one|new_window=true]] as well, but many of the steps are the same since the technology is similar and is handled by the same chip on the iPhone logic board.