Connecting iPhone 16 pro to Wi-Fi in an apartment complex with conflicting networks

If the network is operated by the building management, contact the building manager. If you don't have access to the router, you can't fix the problem.

CommunityUs3rnam3 wrote:

I bought an iPhone 16 pro yesterday and I am trying to connect to my wifi. I am receiving this message

"This network is operating on Wi-Fi channels in use by several other nearby networks. Restarting your wireless router may allow it to automatically choose the best channel to use, and may resolve this problem.”

I know the standard solution is to restart the router. However, I live in an apartment complex so that's unfortunately not an option. I've tried force restarting my phone (might as well try) but that didn't do anything as I knew it wouldn't. Any advice on what I can do would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Original Title: wifi in use by several other nearby networks but I live in an apartment complex

Why aren't you able to restart your router?

Why aren't you able to restart your router?

Check above to see that the OP told us that they live in an apartment complex (and they cannot restart the router because it is in another location within the complex).

Bob Timmons wrote:

Why aren't you able to restart your router?

Check above to see that the OP told us that they live in an apartment complex (and they cannot restart the router because it is in another location within the complex).

This is what the OP posted:

I know the standard solution is to restart the router. However, I live in an apartment complex so that's unfortunately not an option. I've tried force restarting my phone (might as well try) but that didn't do anything as I knew it wouldn't. Any advice on what I can do would be greatly appreciated.

I don't see where it is say it is in another complex, or am I missing it?

I understood the OPs post to imply that the complex was providing Wi-Fi from the apartment manager's office and the OP did not have physical access to the router at the complex, because they live in a different apartment.

Logical? Possible?

Let's wait to see if the OP will clarify on this.