- Dec 20, 2012
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There is still an issue since the GDR2/Amber update on my Lumia 920 with Wi-Fi "Disconnecting"
Issue:
- When the screen turns off due too inactivity and stays off (On the "Lock screen") for more than 5-10 minutes (roughly/random), the Wi-Fi will no longer work.
- This will sometimes also happen when the lock screen is turned on manually (short press of the power button) instead of the screen turning off due to inactivity; the same 5-10 minutes wait on the lock screen still applies to this method.
Additional info:
- Wi-Fi logo still remains at the top of the screen and show's it is connected.
- Settings >Wi-Fi, still shows the Wi-Fi is connected.
- Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced > "Keep Wi-Fi on when the screen times out" IS checked.
- Wi-Fi continues to work on all other home devices
- Wi-Fi will work endlessly if the phone never enters the Lock Screen on it's own (So you can browse/use Wi-Fi for hours non-stop).
- No "battery saver" options are turned on.
Attempts to fix this:
- Soft reset (Volume Down + Power for 10 seconds) - Didn't work
- Hard reset ( Volume Up, Volume Down, Power, Volume Down) - Didn't work
- Turned on "Double tap to wake up phone" & "Glance" (Always on) - Didn't work
Only available option(s):
- Go to: Settings > Wi-Fi > Then turn the "Wi-Fi networking" toggle "Off" then "On"
- Open any Wi-Fi/Data toggle app to turn Wi-Fi "Off" then "On"
Final Info:
- My carrier: Rogers Wireless
- Other users have mentioned this issue on additional carriers
- Other users have mentioned this EXACT issue on the following devices: Lumia 920, Lumia 925, Lumia 928, Lumia 1020
- Other users have mentioned that they have one of these phone/carrier combinations and do not have this issue.
Hypothesis:
There is a software issue that is affecting many phones, however not all phones, that have received the GDR2 update.
Solution:
A software update that will prevent the Wi-Fi from "Disconnecting" when the lock screen turns on from inactivity.
**Please respond with the following info:**
- Your device name/model
- Carrier
- If you have the GDR2 / Amber update
- If you have this problem
- If you do have the problem then if you have found any solutions
Issue:
- When the screen turns off due too inactivity and stays off (On the "Lock screen") for more than 5-10 minutes (roughly/random), the Wi-Fi will no longer work.
- This will sometimes also happen when the lock screen is turned on manually (short press of the power button) instead of the screen turning off due to inactivity; the same 5-10 minutes wait on the lock screen still applies to this method.
Additional info:
- Wi-Fi logo still remains at the top of the screen and show's it is connected.
- Settings >Wi-Fi, still shows the Wi-Fi is connected.
- Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced > "Keep Wi-Fi on when the screen times out" IS checked.
- Wi-Fi continues to work on all other home devices
- Wi-Fi will work endlessly if the phone never enters the Lock Screen on it's own (So you can browse/use Wi-Fi for hours non-stop).
- No "battery saver" options are turned on.
Attempts to fix this:
- Soft reset (Volume Down + Power for 10 seconds) - Didn't work
- Hard reset ( Volume Up, Volume Down, Power, Volume Down) - Didn't work
- Turned on "Double tap to wake up phone" & "Glance" (Always on) - Didn't work
Only available option(s):
- Go to: Settings > Wi-Fi > Then turn the "Wi-Fi networking" toggle "Off" then "On"
- Open any Wi-Fi/Data toggle app to turn Wi-Fi "Off" then "On"
Final Info:
- My carrier: Rogers Wireless
- Other users have mentioned this issue on additional carriers
- Other users have mentioned this EXACT issue on the following devices: Lumia 920, Lumia 925, Lumia 928, Lumia 1020
- Other users have mentioned that they have one of these phone/carrier combinations and do not have this issue.
Hypothesis:
There is a software issue that is affecting many phones, however not all phones, that have received the GDR2 update.
Solution:
A software update that will prevent the Wi-Fi from "Disconnecting" when the lock screen turns on from inactivity.
**Please respond with the following info:**
- Your device name/model
- Carrier
- If you have the GDR2 / Amber update
- If you have this problem
- If you do have the problem then if you have found any solutions
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