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iPhone XS max and iPhone XS wifi issues

My wife and daughter have two iPhones and yesterday, they both started having issues with their wifi. The other devices in the house work normally. The router is an TP-link archer AC 1200. 

 

The funny thing is, that when I've tried just about everything else I can thi k of, except for a factory reset of the phones. I think of the guest network function on the router. So I made a new network, and thir access to the internet works fine. But they can't use chrlmecasts etc in the house, because I don't want to grant an unsecured network local access, so everyone can connect to it. 

 

The phones connect to the router, at least it says so on their phones. But when I check on the router client list, their phones doesn't come up. - Note that this is only an issue with the encrypted network, not the guest network. 

 

Anyone know a workaround, except a factory reset? - I've Google quite a bit around about resetting network settings, forgetting the network, reconnect, reboot the router, update the router firmware etc. But still the same issue. 

 

A very clumsily written post, I know.. ?

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Might want to log into the router and do a network map cleanup and reset the iPhone network settings. 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

Might want to log into the router and do a network map cleanup and reset the iPhone network settings. 

Network map clean up? Just like resetting the router to the starting point? I might try this. Even though I find it weird that all other devices, including TVs and Android phones work without a hitch. 

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