[gd3450]

For the last couple of days, whenever I go to work my HTC One M8 phone connects to the Wi-fi and after it "sleeps" for a while and I turn it on to access the internet the Wi-Fi connection is lost and no Wi-fi Networks show up. It's not until I shut the phone down and restart it before the phone shows the Wi-Fi networks and allows me to re-connect.
I already replaced the phone once at Verizon... I can't imagine 2 phones having the same hardware issue. This is probably software.. Can anyone confirm?

[cbreze]

FWIW, I don't think wifi is much of an issue on the M8. Now head over to the icon forum for a different story. Although I never had issue with mine. For the OP, you may not get much feedback because I don't think its an issue with the M8. Hard resets fix a.multitude of issues.tho.

[Zulfigar]

For the last couple of days, whenever I go to work my HTC One M8 phone connects to the Wi-fi and after it "sleeps" for a while and I turn it on to access the internet the Wi-Fi connection is lost and no Wi-fi Networks show up. It's not until I shut the phone down and restart it before the phone shows the Wi-Fi networks and allows me to re-connect.
I already replaced the phone once at Verizon... I can't imagine 2 phones having the same hardware issue. This is probably software.. Can anyone confirm?

So this topic went off course a bit, but it was mentioned by cbreze to try a hard reset (go to settings, About and the option is there). Hope that helps, but you will lose all information, sadly.

[lparsons21]

I'm not having these issues, but I've seen reference to a hard reset and losing everything.

What does 'everything' mean in this case? If it is just the things tied to your MS account, it should be a simple case of adding the account and waiting for sync to complete and then downloading the apps you buy.

Or is it more than that?


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[Zulfigar]

I'm not having these issues, but I've seen reference to a hard reset and losing everything.

What does 'everything' mean in this case? If it is just the things tied to your MS account, it should be a simple case of adding the account and waiting for sync to complete and then downloading the apps you buy.

Or is it more than that?


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Na, you nailed it on the head. It's all the information tied to your Microsoft account. So apps, pictures, music - anything the phone didn't have when you first got it.

Which in today's world might just be considered everything.

[lparsons21]

Na, you nailed it on the head. It's all the information tied to your Microsoft account. So apps, pictures, music - anything the phone didn't have when you first got it.

Which in today's world might just be considered everything.

Thanks. So for someone like me that is a die-hard OneDrive user, everything should just sync up as soon as I set the Outlook login/password as it did when I first got it.

Except apps of course.