TS1559 Wi-Fi in iOS 7

Is this problem going to be solved in iOS 7?

As a solution for your problem, I see either of those plans as grasping for straws.
Personally I would take it back to Apple and ask them to check it out and for estimated cost of repair. At least that would eliminate hardware as a possible problem.
Allan

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TS1559 Well is it iOS 7 make gray no wifi for iPhone 3g

How do I fix gray no wifi on my 3G and I feel like iOS 7 luck my wifi

Hello Bellaluna2Bianca
Thanks for the question. It looks like you came from the most relevant article. You might want to follow these steps, and if the issue persists, contact Apple for support and service options.
iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1559
Follow these steps to resolve the issue:
1. Verify that airplane mode is off by tapping Settings > Airplane Mode.
2. Reset the network settings by tapping Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Note: This will reset all network settings, including Bluetooth pairing records, Wi-Fi passwords, VPN, and APN settings
3. Ensure that your device is using the latest software. To do so, connect your device to your computer and check for updates in iTunes.
4. If your issue is still unresolved, perform a software restore in iTunes.
If you are still unable to turn Wi-Fi on, please contact Apple for support and service options.
Thanks,
Matt M.

TS1559 I have tried "iOS: Wi-Fi or Bluetooth settings grayed out or dim"... it's still not working. I can't tap the wifi.

I've tried the instructions under the subject but the Wifi is still gayed out. what to do?

Powell360 wrote:
This has happened to me very recently too. Is it a know hardware issue or do we need an update?
Follow this article: iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim
If that fails to resolve the issue, follow this article: iOS: How to back up your data and set up your device as a new device
If that fails, the device has a hardware fault.

TS1559 WiFi greyed out - no WiFi on iPhone 4s with iOS 6.1.3

Two days ago I discovered my phone was suffering from the popular "Greyed out WiFi" syndrome.
On Settings> General> About the WiFi address appears as N/A. Bluetooth is working normally.
I have tried everything I have found on the matter on the Internet: Erasing the iPhone, Resetting Networks Settings, Restoring from iTunes, all of which has only led to my losing all my Apps and most definitely has not fixed the problem.
From what I have read, I believe it is a hardware problem and it cannot be fixed, but I don't undertsand why this happens randomly and for no reason (I updated to iOS 6.1.3 a while ago and only experienced the problem a couple of days ago) and I certainly don't understand how Apple is not responding / taking care of this situation considering the great amount of customers who are not being able to use the WiFi on their phones (which leads to an almost useless iPhone).
One of the most appreciated features of Apple products was the quick and effective technical support it offered, but this kind of issue certainly shows that Apple is changing and will stop treating their customers (who, by the way, pay the highest price on the market for its products) as it used to. The "Greyed out WiFi" is a completely random problem which is in no way caused by the users of the iPhone and Apple should be responsible for it.

hello PH Caulfield,
I had the same problem, I am also a bit disappointed in apple that they never fixed that problem, I had the same thing with my Iphone 4s. You cant fix this problem all you can doe is go to an apple retail seller and show them the problem and they will fore sure swap the phone for a new Iphone 4s

TS1559 Does anybody know why the wi-fi option on the iPod touch 3 g is unavailable after the upgrade to iOS 6? What I mean is that you can't click to the wi-fi options at all.

The wi-fi menu in my iPod touch 3 is unavailable, it says no wi-fi, does anybody know why?

See:
iOS: Wi-Fi or Bluetooth settings grayed out or dim
One user reported that placing the iPod in the freezer fixed the problem.
If not successful, an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is usually in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

TS1559 i jus updated from ios 6.1.3 to 6.1.5 on my ipod touch 4G and now my WIFI wont come on PLEASE HELP !!!!, I dont know what 2 do and this is so frustrating

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iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim

See:
iOS: Wi-Fi or Bluetooth settings grayed out or dim
One user reported that placing the iPod in the freezer fixed the problem. A trick that works frequently with iPhones:
Settings > AirPlane Mode ON, Do Not Disturb ON
Power down and wait 5-10 minutes
Power up
Settings > AirPlane Mode OFF, Do Not Disturb OFF
If not successful, an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is usually in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar
It is not related to a specific iOS update. It just happens occasionally to iOS devices.

TS1559 TS1559: iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim

Hi, i tried this 20 time and even restored my phone 20 times but i still get this bug! how can i get my wifi working??? git this bug a week ago. please advise

Hi Treeps,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities!
You can find some additional troubleshooting steps to try in this article:
iOS: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1398
Best,
-Jeremy

TS1559 iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim please tell me setting

iphone 4s WIFI Setting grayed out i have many time network reset and ios 8.2 version update but fault still
Muhammad luqman nasir

If you did the troubleshooting for greyed out Wi-Fi with no result, this might be hardware related and the phone has to be checked by an Authorized Apple Service Provider or by Apple. You can find the contact info for your country by clicking on this link:
iPhone - Contact Support - Apple Support

TS1559 iOS: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings grayed out or dim

I have done everything from "Reset Network Settings" to "Erase All Content and Settings" and finally restoring the iOS Software (7.0.6), but the Wi-Fi settings are still grayed out. Bluetooth is also not getting enabled. Can anyone suggest what can be done?

Powell360 wrote:
This has happened to me very recently too. Is it a know hardware issue or do we need an update?
Follow this article: iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim
If that fails to resolve the issue, follow this article: iOS: How to back up your data and set up your device as a new device
If that fails, the device has a hardware fault.

TS1559 Genius bar guy tells me that iOS update and this procedure fried my wifi antenae

Have done this procedure several times after updating to 7.0.2. due to greyed out wifi. Genius bar says wifi is dead... because the iOS update and this procedure fried/overheated the wifi antenae. So I have to buy a new phone because I followed Apple's instructions? Not cool, and in my opinion Apple should replace the phone. Of course my warranty period is over, but when a manufacturer releases an update and a bug fix that you follow, which results in a fried phone... should they not take some responsibility?
This is a well documented problem, and many others have had phones replaced.

they usually only charge $19 if they need to do troubleshooting on a device and if they dont fix ur issue they refund it back. and even then they give exceptions to the fee left and right. plus, if u just want to talk to customer service or a senior advisor they WILL transfer u to them no matter what.

TS1559 I've done update IOS version 6.0, in my IPhone 4S, but now I can not activate Wi-Fi icon, it is passive.

I'v done update IOS version 6.0 in my Iphone 4S, but now i can not activate Wi Fi icon clicking, it is passive.
Previously was installet IOS version 5.1.1.
What should i do?

Try these:
1)
Double tap the home button to bring up active apps at the bottom of your screen.
Tap and hold one of those apps until you get a red circle with white minus sign in it at top left.
Tap the red circle in every app on the bottom. This closes active apps.
Shut down the phone and leave it off for a couple of minutes.
Turn phone on.
2)
Turn on Airplane Mode
Power down
Leave phone off for 10 minutes
Power up
Turn Airplane Mode off
If this doesn't work, then sync

TS1559 ios 8.1.2 wifi grey on iphone 4s

Hello,
after updated ios to 8.1.2 on my iphone 4s, wifi not working.
Icon of wifi is grey.
I try to resetting network settings but same problem.
I try to restaur ios but same problem.
Thanks tou for your help.
My phone have 25 months...

danyboy2012 wrote:
thank you for your help. I have already tried all that. If it is a hardware problem, and I am more convienced that it is, isn't odd that both of my phones have the same problem after updating software. What are the odds to that? So I believe that software update corrupted my wifi. As I could see I am not the only one with this greyed wifi issue that came with update. I hope you can understand my frustration.
Software cannot damage hardware. However, the process of updating the iOS generates heat from the processor. If the wi-fi chip (and a higher than normal percentage of iPhone 4S units have defective wi-fi chips) is damaged by this heat, the wi-fi will grey out.
It's not the software directly; it's the heat generated indirectly by the processor running at a higher capacity than normal. In essence, it's a defect in the device, either a wi-fi chip that has lower than normal heat tolerance or a processor that generated higher than normal heat.
Hardware, not software. And hardware issues are handled under the normal warranty or AppleCare, whichever you have.

TS1559 i am have a problem with wi-fi after i update my system to IOS 7.1

i am have a problem with wi-fi after i update my system to IOS 7.1

And what would that problem entail?
Did you look at the link that you tagged?

TS1559 that didn't help, would rollback to previous IOS work? if so best way to do this? thanks.

that didn't help, would rollback to previous IOS work? if so best way to do this? thanks.

There is no supported method of downgrading iOS.
You have tried all steps in the article, including Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings? Try it again.
At the bottom of the article, it also states:
If you are still unable to turn Wi-Fi or Bluetooth on or off after attempting these steps, contact Apple or your wireless carrier for additional assistance.

TS1559 iOS app to determine what ports a particular IP or app is using?

Here's my problem... I have an iOS app that controls my TV using IP. I need to find out which ports it is using to do this so I can program a universal remote app. Anyone know of a free to cheap iOS or OSX app that will capture and record ports being used for a particular target IP by a local app? I'm using an Airport AP for my Wi-Fi network if that hellps.

Problem solved. I found an Android app (Network Connections) that logs the ports used by every running app. I loaded an app called 'Remote 2' that controls my TV, then used 'Network Connections' to log the ports that the remote app was using. There probably is an equivalent to Network Connections in the iOS world, but I couldn't find one.

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