How to Fix WiFi Connection Keeps Dropping on Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+

Samsung, the South Korean tech giant, has already released its new flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S10 lineup, since February. While the new devices are astonishing in terms of new features and design, as well, they are still facing some problems that annoy the users. One of these issues is affecting the WiFi connection. In this post, I will present you with some straightforward solutions to fix WiFi connection keeps dropping on Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+.

While this issue is not signaling that something serious happened on your Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone, it could, however, represent a firmware-related glitch. In that case, solving it out is the ideal option to be sure your new Samsung flagship smartphone functions at its maximum performance and stability levels.

Commonly, the WiFi connection keeps dropping on Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+ due to some wrong network settings or software-related error or issue. In case there is nothing physically wrong with your Galaxy S10 smartphone, you can fix that glitch by yourself using one of the following methods.

How to Fix WiFi Connection Keeps Dropping on Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+

Force restart your Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone

In general, a force restart refreshes a smartphone’s memory so that it might be a useful solution to solve out any WiFi connection issues. Also, a force restart might be helpful to address any firmware-related problems.

To perform a force restart on Samsung Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+, follow these steps:

• Press and hold the Volume Down key
• Keep the Volume Down button pressed while pressing and holding the Power key, also
• Press and hold both Volume Down and Power buttons until the logo appears on the screen
• Once your Galaxy S10 device reboots, you can connect it to WiFi and see if the connection is still dropping.
• Reset your smartphone’s network settings

Reset the network settings on your Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+

When you reset network settings, you will actually delete any stored WiFi networks settings, remove Bluetooth-paired devices, turn on background data sync settings, return the network selection method to default, and restore restrictive data settings to default.

Here’s how to reset the network settings on your Galaxy S10, S10E, and S10+:

• Open the Apps tray by pressing and holding onto an empty spot on Home Screen
• Go to Settings -> General Management -> Reset -> Reset network settings
• Tap on Reset Settings
• Confirm the selection and, after a few seconds, a confirmation box should appear