Last updated: March 2026 • Reviewed by Compare The Networks
Resetting network settings on Samsung clears all Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and mobile network configurations. It’s the best fix for persistent connectivity issues. Your apps, files and data are not affected.
Steps
- Go to Settings > General Management
- Tap Reset
- Tap Reset Network Settings
- Select the SIM/eSIM to reset (if prompted)
- Tap Reset Settings
- Enter your PIN/pattern if prompted
- Your phone will reset network connections
After Resetting
- Reconnect to Wi-Fi — all saved passwords are cleared
- Re-pair Bluetooth — Galaxy Buds, car kit, smartwatch, etc.
- Check mobile data — should reconnect automatically
- Re-enable Wi-Fi Calling if you use it (Settings > Connections > Wi-Fi Calling)
Note: This does NOT remove your eSIM profiles. They stay installed but you may need to re-enable them in Settings > Connections > SIM Manager.