How to Reset iPhone Network Settings?

If you're experiencing dropped calls, Wi-Fi connectivity issues, or cellular data glitches, a network reset is often the most effective solution. This process refreshes your device's connection to servers without deleting your personal photos or apps.

🤔 Note:

This process will erase your saved Wi-Fi passwords, Bluetooth pairings, and VPN configurations. Ensure you have your Wi-Fi credentials handy before proceeding.

Steps for iOS 15 and Later

Open Settings and tap General.
Scroll to the bottom and select Transfer or Reset iPhone.
Tap Reset at the bottom of the screen.
From the pop-up menu, select Reset Network Settings.
Enter your device passcode to confirm.
Your iPhone will restart, and all network configurations will be restored to factory defaults.

Feature	Reset Network Settings	Factory Reset
Data Deleted	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, VPN, Cellular	Everything (Photos, Apps, Docs)
Personal Data	Safe	Erased
Typical Use Case	Wi-Fi/Signal troubleshooting	Selling phone / System failure
Duration	< 2 Minutes	5–15 Minutes

💡Dr.Fone Tip:

If resetting network settings doesn't fix your "No Service" or "Searching" error, the issue might be a deeper iOS system bug. Use Dr.Fone - System Repair (iOS) to fix complex firmware issues without the risk of data loss.