iOS seems to have had a very weird bug for a few years now that Apple has never addressed. It’s uncommon and doesn’t do much harm to your iPhone or iPad, it’s just a minor nuisance. For some completely random reason, when trying to disconnect from a Wi-Fi network, Forget this system button disappears. In this case, the only way to disconnect is to turn off Wi-Fi completely.
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Sometimes this feature is useful whether you are trying to re-establish a network connection or don’t want to connect to it again in the future. If you have noticed Forget this system option in Wi-Fi settings suddenly disappeared without warning, you are not alone. Here’s a trick that has worked time and time again to get it back.
Tricks to get back ‘Forgot my network’
While Apple has yet to fix this weird bug that some iPhone and iPad users don’t regularly get, fortunately there’s a very easy fix. First, you will go in Setting and then press WIFI.
If you’re connected to Wi-Fi or just turn it on, turn it off to turn off Wi-Fi completely. Wait about five seconds to make sure it’s completely turned off, then turn Wi-Fi back on.
Scroll to the bottom of the list of available Wi-Fi networks. Instead of selecting a network your iOS device doesn’t seem to want to turn off, you’ll tap Other… instead of.
Here, you have to manually enter the network and password and choose a security type. Enter the network name first, which is exactly the same as the one you usually press to connect automatically.
Note:
If you connected to the network without a password, you’re done. Just press Join at the top right to reconnect to the network. If you already have a password, select the security type first.
Most modern protected Wi-Fi networks use WPA2 for security, so try that first. If not, you can check the back of your router for the type of security that’s usually listed with the password. Or if you don’t have access to the router, keep on trial and error until you connect successfully.
After you select a security type, enter your password and tap Join.
You should reconnect to your familiar Wi-Fi network. Now if you press Information next to it for more information, you should notice that the option to Forget this system has been restored. It was a weird little bug in iOS, yes, but one that was fixed pretty quickly and easily following these steps.
If you want to be a Wi-Fi expert, check out our iOS Wi-Fi tips.
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