Why there is no wifi network showing on my iphone 4s

why there is no wifi network showing on my iphone 4s.

i got this reply for mts yesturday...
There is no set time when LTE will be available on the iphone 5 with MTS. The LTE network works well with MTS but currently our agreement with Apple does not allow us to activate it for the iphone 5. However we are working with Apple to get LTE access for the phone. I apologize about any inconvenience this may have caused you.
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if I got an unlocked iPhone 4s would I be able to use a 3G network? Like so when there is no wifi network can I use a 3G network to go on the internet when i am out if I got an unlocked iPhone? Or do you have to have a locked iPhone to do this?

If I am reading your question correctly, yes if there is no wifi
you can use 3G IF you have a contract with a wireless provider
and the appropriate SIM card if required. Being unlocked does not
give you access to 3G for free; you still have to pay for it. Same
for locked iPhone. Difference is that you would have to get contract
with whatever provider the iPhone is locked to if you have locked
iPhone; if iPhone is unlocked, you will have to make a choice from
your local providers.
If this does not answer your questions, please post back with more
details and someone will answer you.

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I've been into the O2 shop where I bought it and they knew the problem exactly; said they had sent a few phones off for repair and had them back awith a report they cannot fix it because it's a software problem!
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This is something else you can try.
Go to Settings>WiFi>Your Network Name (tap the blue arrow)>Forget this Network. Reboot your iPad, hold down on the sleep button at the top for a couple of seconds until the red slider appears, slide to shut down. Then press the sleep button again until the Apple logo appears and let go of the button and the iPad will restart. Try to join your network again.

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Some things to try first:
1. Turn Off your iPad. Then turn Off (disconnect power cord for 30 seconds or longer) the wireless router & then back On. Now boot your iPad. Hopefully it will see the WiFi.
2. Go to Settings>Wi-Fi and turn Off. Then while at Settings>Wi-Fi, turn back On and chose a Network.
3. Change the channel on your wireless router (Auto or Channel 6 is best). Instructions at
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If any of the above solutions work, please post back what solved your problem. It will help others with the same problem.
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How to create a wifi network between Mac and iPhone

Hi there,
I have just wired Internet at my house, and i would like to create a network with the wifi of the mac, to connect my iPhone to the Internet.
Is that possible?
i have tried to do, I've created a network, encrypted it, the iPhone recognize it, but when i try to use safari, the following message appears.
"safari can`t open the page because it can't find the server"
So, is that possible and i am doing something wrong, or it isn't possible?
thx in advantage
Marcelo França
Brazil

This is a possibility. But please be aware using your Mac to emit a WiFi connection is a temporary solution. And it will get a short range unlike an actual WiFi Router. Also you may find it to be unstable at times. The Airport Card in your Mac was not designed to be a full time Router WiFi emitter. But more of a receiver to get the signal and use it for personal use.
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What could be causing these strange WiFi networks to show up?

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I live in a suburban neighborhood in a single-family home so it's not like these are coming from neighbors upstairs/downstairs in an apartment building or anything.

Hi ..
Those are all Wi-Fi networks in range of your router.
Yes it can be your neighbors. You'll notice some signals are stronger than others.
On your iPhone tap Settings > Wi-Fi you should see: Choose a Network then those networks should be listed there also.
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I am just wondering what is happening, but if it isn't solved, that doesn't matter because I've got WiFi at home.
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Hi, i have a very strange problem with my *Macbook Pro*. I have 3 apple computers at home and one pc. On all machines Wifi works fine, except my new alu Macbook Pro. Important note is, when im with my macbook on other place, office, caffe, *Wifi works fine. But when im at home, this macbook simply can't find ANY network, it's blind.* Interesting thing is, all other computers are several years old and WiFi works fine on them. My friend also bought a brand new macbook pro, and this machine also couldn't fine any network at my home, or in other case when it found networks, it couldn't connect and recieve error message "Connection timed out". I noticed there is new Wifi network in our range, is it possible that this network can cause "blindness" on new macbooks?

*I have to say, I'm really glad you are trying to help guys.*
Well, router is almost on default settings, SSID is brodcasted and i'm not filtering MAC adresses. I tried changed channels, diffrent types of security or no security, no luck.
Guys, maybe i wrote it wrong, but this MacBook can't see ANY network. Around me there are 4-6 other networks which I'm able to see from other machines. So *problem is, this Macbook can't seen ANY network - not just mine.* BUT when i'm with this Macbook in office for example, or any other location, Wifi works....
And one more important thing, this happened suddenly. I was able few months ago to find any WiFi around me with this Macbook. No changes to router, no changes to mac. Problem is somwhere in the middle...try to focus on this: why i'm not able to see any of those cca 6 networks around me. I really think it has to do something with distorted signal and Wifi card used in new macbooks. It's really sick, because all other machines works perfectly (MB 07, MBP 06, PC, iPhone 3g)
I found a log on the router, and it's happening all the time:
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:52:29 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 77.49.167.124:10179 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:52:39 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 84.74.154.198:51104 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:52:41 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 85.228.116.143:30977 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:52:45 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 82.19.214.16:49713 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:52:51 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 79.5.189.206:42386 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:53:01 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 82.231.42.177:48944 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:53:03 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 150.65.37.20:35339 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:53:08 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 83.34.238.95:27314 to 82.119.105.172 TCP:38481+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:53:09 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 83.34.238.95:27314 to 82.119.105.172 TCP:38481+
+Sunday February 28, 2010 12:53:09 Unrecognized attempt blocked from 89.135.92.244:22231 to 82.119.105.172 UDP:51413+

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The once functional wifi network iwh0 (net1) no longer sees a ZyXEL NBG-416N wifi network router.
The e1000g (net0) can connect to the router when direct connected via TP ethernet cable from the laptop wired ethernet port.
There are other wifi networks visible from iwh0 (net1) when the command 'dladm scan-wifi' is run.
When attempting to connect with the 'dladm connect-wifi' command (I know the command is good I recall it from the shell command history) .. I get "no wifi networks with the specified criteria are available"
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I am able to connect to it from an HTC mobile phone and a Windows 7 laptop.
Removed wifi cache file /system/volatile/dladm/network-datalink-management:default.cache.0 and rebooted. No joy.
If I boot from the Solaris 11 DVD, I can still not see the expected wifi router.
At this point I am suspecting the ethernet address of the M10 iwh0 (net1) interface.
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Connected to the router (from alternative system, over wifi) and looked around. Noted the logs had a messages "possible DNS-rebind attack detected: a-0.19-*8d9zff4tq7njzcj.avts.mcafee.com" that seemed to start about the time I lost sight of the network? Can no longer say for sure as I restarted the router and it seems to have lost those log entries.
Contacted the ISP who provided the ADSL/router for use with their FTTC service offering - they are not aware of any 'protection mechanism' on the router that might mask a misbehaving mac-address.
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Okay .. I changed the routers 'channel selection' from 13 to 7 and this wifi router network ESSID is again visible to the Solaris 11 instance. I expect the other OS's cater for this a little more elegantly?
~ # dladm show-linkprop net1 | grep -i channel
net1 channel r- 7 -- --
~ #
It seems the channel property wont be visible unless there is a connection (I suppose obviously).
I expect another router has moved into the radius close enough to interfere?

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