I've bought an iPhone 6 Plus since February 2014.
However, there seems to be an issue with connecting wifi at my house.
I'm sure some of you have experience that problem and had to exhaust your mobile data every month.
I've tried contacting Apple, the modem provider, but there is no hope.
Fortunately, I've found a way that works.
Don't worry, it's not the normal settings of resetting network, factory reset, and etc. (that we get from calling the helpline)
Here's what you should do:
For those with the 300 Mbps Wireless & Gigabyte TP-Link router (Model No. TL-WR1043ND)
i) Enter your IP address on the website.
ii) Key in your user name and password
iii) Click Wireless -- > Wireless Settings
iv) For the Channel Column : Select Channel 11
v) Untick the "Enable SpeedBoost" checkbox. (Crucial Step, if not you cannot change your mode)
vi) For the Mode Column : Select 11bg mixed (NOT 11bgn mixed)
vii) Channel Width should be default at 20 MHz
viii) Tick the "Enable SSID Broadcast" box
viv) Click "Save"
vv) Reboot Modem
vvi) The end! You should be able to enjoy ur Wifi as you are supposed to since the day you decided to purchase this expensive phone.
Your settings should look something like this:
Thanks for visiting! :)
