No problem for 18 months or so but now I get this daily
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Any changes to your Wi-Fi setup recently? New SSID or the router/access point no longer serving either the 2.4 GHz or the 5 GHz band?
Is your App running on Android?
What version of Android are you using?
The reason I ask is I have Android 11 phones and my Wi-Fi would cut out on a regular basis I spent 6 months diagnosing the problem and it turned out to be the phone and the operating system.
Mind you these were phones that have worked perfectly for several years and then after some update, no idea what or when, my phone started misbehaving.
I say phones because I always force my entire family to have the exact same device that way I can see when one is working differently and in this case both phones started acting the same way dropping Wi-Fi without any reason or any indication as to the source of the problem.
I switched my phones to a OnePlus 12 using Android 14 and magically the problem my way with no change to the wifi system.
I have no idea if this is your problem but it was definitely nearly impossible to diagnose.
Hope that helps you or anyone else.
Jeff
What version of Android are you using?
The reason I ask is I have Android 11 phones and my Wi-Fi would cut out on a regular basis I spent 6 months diagnosing the problem and it turned out to be the phone and the operating system.
Mind you these were phones that have worked perfectly for several years and then after some update, no idea what or when, my phone started misbehaving.
I say phones because I always force my entire family to have the exact same device that way I can see when one is working differently and in this case both phones started acting the same way dropping Wi-Fi without any reason or any indication as to the source of the problem.
I switched my phones to a OnePlus 12 using Android 14 and magically the problem my way with no change to the wifi system.
I have no idea if this is your problem but it was definitely nearly impossible to diagnose.
Hope that helps you or anyone else.
Jeff
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That is not the same as disconnecting the power. Pull out the powercord, wait for 30 seconds and reconnect it.
You must be able to connect an ethernet cable to your router and the WiiM temporarily, just to see if it makes any difference.
Johnny,
I have never "accepted" the wisdom that rebooting, uninstalling and re-installing, and other tech "voodoo" actions should be required to solve such a problem. But all my friends who are good with technology always resort first to less "LOGICAL" solutions, and always solve problems faster than I do. So, I guess it's all a journey of adapting to how technology works best, and a clean start seems to always help make things better.
Glad it helped.
Jeff
I have never "accepted" the wisdom that rebooting, uninstalling and re-installing, and other tech "voodoo" actions should be required to solve such a problem. But all my friends who are good with technology always resort first to less "LOGICAL" solutions, and always solve problems faster than I do. So, I guess it's all a journey of adapting to how technology works best, and a clean start seems to always help make things better.
Glad it helped.
Jeff
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