Wifi access from your iPhone shouldn't be tied to your PC, unless your
PC is actually serving as your wifi router. If the problem was with your
router than both your PC and your iPhone would have trouble getting on
to the network. I'm not sure what problems you were havng with your home
computer, but could this have been the case?
On 5/20/2014 10:33 PM, Lori Dent wrote:
Hi all,
I want to thank everyone who responded to my wy fy question. My home
computer went down last night and I couldn't pull in my email or get
on the enternet . So when my computer went down, so did my wy fi on
my I phone. But this afternoon my home computer was back up and
working and I now have wy fy connection back on my i Phone and I
didn't need to do anything but to wait for my home computer to come
back up and it did so all is well now.
I didn't even realize that if my home computer goes down then I don't
have wy fi connectioncabability until my computer came back up and
was working again. All is well now. Take care.
Lori and the Gipper
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