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[Q] Weak wifi battery drain

I've noticed that if I leave my phone in an room that has a weak wifi signal, my current use is always around -100mA a minute whereas when I have a strong signal it is only -6mA. I have tried multiple 2.3 roms and they all have the same behaviour (haven't had time to try 2.2). Is there any way to just drop the connection when it's weak? I've noticed it happen by itself sometimes but it stays with the weak connection for long enough to cause significant battery drain. I tried looking in tasker but there is no wifi strength variable

On [ROM-AOSP GRH78C] Oxygen v2.0-RC7:
Settings > wireless connections > wifi settings > wifi policy set to "go to sleep when device sleep"
And you are done _ only 14% drain on wifi with poor signal after 10 hours powered on. Hope it helps you
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Wifi "disabled"

Okay so I've never had a single problem with wifi before on the g3. But yesterday I flashed twrp in order to prepare for the updated 10m. That is the only change I made. Since then it seems that wifi keeps going "disabled"
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So I took this screenshot and then decided to remove some old chromecast networks and take a new screenshot that was cleaner and now it's no longer disabled.
Now if I set down my phone for 5 minutes I'll lose connection again and when I pick it up it will say disabled. I have to toggle wifi on off, airplane mode, or restart to get the wifi to actually pick up signal after it going disabled. Even after the second screen shot where it shows its connected I actually had 0 wifi bars and it won't get any until I restart.
What's going on?

I am testing on an LG G3 and am having the same issue. I really could use an answer to this ss i have to frequently test connecting to wireless cards and the phone keeps listing them as disabled exactly like Derekwolfee described.

Celullar problems with Nexus 5x when screen off, device asleep

Sometimes there is no network service when screen is off or phone asleep. I recently changed sim card, that didnt work. I think doze messes this up somehow.
So I added a screenshot: I just came to a different location and when i turned my screen on there was no signal but a sec later the signal was good (in the same place) i literally watched it turn to almost full signal when i turned on the screen...
I had some problems, when i send an SMS it doesnt arrive or arrives late...
Thanks for your help!
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This seems to be a software problem, if you use any battery saving application, disable it if not, clear cache, if that doesn't work, go to safe mode and see if the problem persists if not, a 3rd party application can cause this if that doesn't help, Flash stock firmware again. If that doesn't help you, I'd recommend you go to a LG service center

How To Guide Use Wifi and share hotspot simultaneously on your Nokia G20!

This tutorial focuses on how to use your phone as a wifi extender withour any software.
Requirements:
1. Nokia G20 or any other device that supports it.
2. Wifi connection.
Let's assume you have Wifi at your home but it doesn't covers some area at your home or you don't want to share wifi password with other user or any other reason.
You can use your phone as a wifi extender to extend the coverage or share wifi connection to others via phone's wifi.
1. Connect your phone to home wifi and then enable your phone's hotspot that's it and you will be able to share hotspot and use wifi simultaneously.
See the attached screenshot below.
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When the access point is turned on, the WI-FI Internet is automatically turned off

PaZl said:
When the access point is turned on, the WI-FI Internet is automatically turned off
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Network data issue

Hi all, typically my 1st post is a question.
My wife has had a G7 for the last two years and really never took it out of the house, therefore she was always connected to the home Wifi. I have just decided to sell it and there does not seem to be any data connection. It the Network area of the settings, "Mobile network state" it says "disconnected".
Now, I can't remember if it has ever used mobile data.
Wifi and actual voice calls & SMS all works.
Details are:
Fully unlocked ex T-Mobile, working in the UK
Software = Andriod 10, G710TM30b
Last security patch 1st September, 2020.
Model = LM-G710TM
Any suggestion would be of great help
Thanks in advance
Stu
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Sorted now, APN settings were missing, thanks for reading