How to Fix WiFi Toggle Button Greyed Out on iPhone 6s

A greyed out WiFi toggle button can be an indication of a hardware problem on your device. But software glitches can also cause this kind of problems to occur. In this post, learn how to fix WiFi toggle button greyed out on iPhone 6s. Read further.

Solution

If you’re trying to connect to WiFi and suddenly find your WiFi toggle greyed out, then this is due to a software issue and usually happens suddenly or after performing a software update. Here are some simple steps you can perform to try to fix the problem:

    • The easiest way to deal with network connectivity problems like a greyed out WiFi switch is to place your phone on airplane mode. To do that: 
      • Access Settings from the Home screen. 
      • Check Airplane mode. If toggle is currently turned on, tap on it to switch it off. If not, tap the toggle to turn it on.
      • While the Airplane mode is enabled, perform a soft reset on your device. 
      • Wait for your phone to go back online after the reset then access Settings > Airplane mode. Tap the switch to disable the feature.
    • The second step is to Reset your network settings, as this will also reset all Wifi connections in your iPhone
      • Go to Settings > General and then tap on Reset.
      • Select Reset Network Settings. You will then see the Apple logo and your phone will restart.
    • Once your phone is back on, go into Settings > WiFi and try to connect to your WiFi network and enter the password.
    • If your WiFi button is still grey, go into Settings > General > Software Update and make sure your device is up to date.
    • If your iPhone is up-to-date and you’re still unable to turn your Wifi on or off, then the next step is to perform a full backup and restore of your device. For a detailed guide on how to backup and restore your iPhone click here.
    • If your Wifi button still isn’t working after a backup and restore, try performing a restore and setting up your iPhone “as a new iPhone” when given the option. This means without restoring your saved backup. Simply follow the steps below: 
      • Access Settings from the Home screen. 
      • Tap General.
      • Scroll down to and then select Reset
      • Tap the Erase all contents and settings option.
      • Enter your device passcode once prompted.
      • Then tap to confirm all settings reset.
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  • If all the steps above did not work, your last option is to take your iPhone to an Apple Technician. This might be a hardware problem with the WiFi receptor that’s causing the issue. 

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