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See also: Wi-Fi not working? Here are some possible fixes Go into Wi-Fi > Settings > Advanced and make a note of your device MAC address, then make sure that it is allowed access in the router’s MAC filter.Make sure the applications and software on the device are up to date.Make sure the Wi-Fi router firmware is up to date.Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, long press on the connection name, and tap on “Forget.” Now re-enter the details and try again. Go to Settings > Power saving and toggle power saving off.Turn the device and the router off for at least ten seconds, then turn them back on and retry the connection.Again, only a software update will likely bring a permanent solution. Keep in mind, though, that some users find this to be a temporary fix. Go to Settings > System > Advanced > Reset options and tap on “Reset Wi-Fi, mobile data, and Bluetooth.” Reconnect to the network, and things should be back to normal.

If you find the Wi-Fi speed to be slow, simply resetting the connection seems to work.

It’s not an ideal solution as the speeds are lower, but a future software update will hopefully fix this problem. The issue seems to get resolved if you connect to the 2.4GHz network instead.

In the case of the battery drain, this problem seems to occur only when the phone is running on 5GHz Wi-Fi.

See also: 5 best apps for notification tones and ringtones In this case, the only option is to get the device repaired or replaced. However, if you find that notification sounds and alarms that play through the lower speaker are also not heard, you most probably have faulty hardware. If only ringtones are the issue, it’s likely a software problem.Of course, this isn’t an option for anyone who wants to use their phone in their local language.

Surprisingly, some users have found that setting the default language to English (US) seems to fix the ringtone issue. If you don’t live in the US, you may have swapped your language to your local tongue.If not, go to Settings > System > Advanced > Reset and tap on “Reset app preferences.” You can delete recently installed or updated apps and see if the problem goes away. An audible preview is an indication that the problem goes away in safe mode. Go to Settings > Sound & vibration and tap on “Phone ringtone and vibration.” Choose an option. To do so, reboot the device in Safe Mode (the instructions are below) and see if the problem persists. Make sure that an app isn’t causing this issue.