Last Updated on Sep 4, 2020
iPhone is incomplete without Internet Connection, and when the Wi-Fi starts showing Unable to Join the Network error in iOS 14, I understand how frustrating it can get when our beloved ones want to FaceTime or urgently needs to reply to the client’s mail from the iPhone. Unfortunately, there is no root cause or specific reason why Wi-Fi on iPhone shows unable to join the network pop-up, though, considering all the possible grounds we’ll address the network error on the iPhone and make sure it will never come up again.
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We’ve encountered Resetting Network Settings greatly helped many victims of this error message, to get rid of it, as earliest as possible. Just because you don’t have to re-enter the saved Wi-Fi passwords, it’s not suggested directly going with the reset network settings, rather trying the basics.
Fix Unable to Join the Network Error in iOS 14
Not to mention, rebooting the phone is the first solution to eradicate the minor problems, alongside, most of the problems go away by a simple restart. You should restart the iPhone before moving to the other solutions.
Solution 1: Forgot Wi-Fi Network
If the iPhone was working correctly until Unable to Join the Network popped up, you should forget and re-enter the Wi-Fi password and try joining the network.
- Navigate to the Settings app.
- Tap Wi-Fi
- Next, tap on the info button next to the Wi-Fi network on which you can’t connect right now.
- Select Forget This Network.
- Confirm, Forget.
Thereafter it’s recommended to restart the iPhone before rejoining the Wi-Fi network. To do so, press and hold the Power button and select Power Off. Let the device turns off, later press and hold the Power button to boot normally.
Solution 2: Reboot Your Network Router
Another worth diagnosing thing is your router, if the Wi-Fi modem isn’t performing well; problems like this are likely to occur. However, to verify, why not connect any other smartphone or laptop to the same network, or simply restart the router by unplugging the AC Adapter of the Router and plug it back after a few minutes.
Solution 3: Reset Network Settings
Till now, Reset Network Settings never failed to resolve the Wi-Fi issues, several times, I’ve done it myself, to fix the unable to join the Wi-Fi network. The downside is, you’ll lose all the saved Wi-Fi passwords, and other network settings, but won’t affect the personal data. Hence, there is no harm in resetting network settings.
- Go to the Settings app.
- Tap General.
- Scroll down to the Reset.
- Then, select Reset Network Settings.
- Enter the iPhone Passcode and confirm Reset.
Solution 4: Manually Add Network
Manually Add Network meaning, the SSID needs to be entered manually in the Wi-Fi network. Here’s the stepwise guide on manually adding the Wi-Fi network on the iPhone.
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap Wi-Fi.
- Look for the Other option under the NETWORKS.
- Give the name to the Wi-Fi network.
- Select Security.
- Choose security (like WEP, WPA, WPA2, etc)
- Now, enter the password.
- Join the network.
