If your Galaxy A36 is having trouble connecting to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, resetting the connection settings can often fix it. This simple process clears saved networks, paired devices, and temporary connection data, allowing your phone to reconnect fresh.
It is safe to do and does not delete your apps, photos, or personal files. Here’s how to reset your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings properly.
Why You Might Need to Reset Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Settings
- Your phone keeps disconnecting from Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices.
- Saved networks fail to connect even with the correct password.
- Bluetooth pairing keeps failing or lagging.
- Network settings are corrupted after a software update.
- You switched routers or new devices are not pairing properly.
Reset Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Settings on Galaxy A36.
This option restores your phone’s network configuration to its default state. Afterward, you will need to reconnect to Wi-Fi networks and pair Bluetooth devices again.
- Open Settings, and then tap General management.
- Tap Reset, and then tap Reset Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings.
You will see a screen explaining what will be erased. Tap Reset settings, then confirm by tapping Reset again. Once done, your phone will reboot.
Reconnect to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Devices.
After the reset, you must manually reconnect to your preferred Wi-Fi network and re-pair your Bluetooth accessories.
- Open Settings, and then tap Connections.
- Tap Wi-Fi, and then choose your network and enter the password.
To pair Bluetooth devices again, return to Connections, tap Bluetooth, and then select the device you want to connect to.
Resetting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings often clears connection errors and pairing issues instantly. It is one of the most reliable fixes for stubborn network-related problems.
FAQs
Will resetting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings delete my mobile data or files?
No. This reset only removes saved Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth pairings, and related configurations. Your apps, photos, and data will remain safe.
Do I need to reset Wi-Fi and Bluetooth after every software update?
Not necessarily. Only perform this reset if you notice new connectivity problems after an update.
How often should I reset network settings?
There is no set schedule. You should only do it when you consistently experience Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection issues.
