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christall109

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Jun 15, 2007
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Hey guys,

I'm running a first gen iPhone with software 2.0.1 and everytime I go out of range of my home network, my iPhones wifi randomly shuts off. I then have to manually go into settings and turn it back on. It also sometimes just randomly shuts off.

Do any of you guys have similar problems?
 
So do I return my iPhone to the Apple store (my warranty goes out Sept 6)? It will be very hard to replicate the problem with them.

It also seems like if I put in a static IP it crashes and the wifi turns off. Am I all alone in this or does anyone out there even have a similar problem?

P.S. restores did nothing.
 
I'm not sure that it's a hardware issue with the phone, nor does it sound like a software issue with since you've restored a few times; I would take it in and ask a genius there if there's a store relatively close to you.

Have you tried it in any other wifi networks to see if it's just burping on your network?
 
Sorry heres the fix:

Turn off your 3G!! I had the same problem so turned off 3G and it now works wonderfully!

Let me know if this works friend.
 
Sorry heres the fix:

Turn off your 3G!! I had the same problem so turned off 3G and it now works wonderfully!

Let me know if this works friend.

I have the first gen original 2G iPhone, not the 3G.

Thanks for the help though!
 
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