@Members_dPnlnBm: Based on the nature of your query, and the steps you have already taken, I recommend restarting your phone in Safe mode, as this will disable all third party apps and help to determine if the problem is stemming from an external source.
To enter Safe mode, press and hold the Power button until the 'Power off' prompt appears on the screen then release > Touch and hold Power off until the 'Safe mode' prompt appears then release > To confirm, tap Safe mode.
With Safe mode active, head back to Settings > Connections > Wi-Fi > On, and check to see if any nearby networks are populated. If they are, then please restart your Galaxy S22 as you would normally and uninstall any apps that you have added to the device since you first encountered the issue. It won't be possible to determine exactly which app is at fault, therefore I recommend approaching this via a process of elimination.
@Members_dPnlnBm: If the issue has persisted in Safe Mode, then please head to the Samsung Members app > Support > Phone diagnostics > Wi-Fi, and follow the on-screen instructions. If you encounter any issues, or if an 'Action required' notification is displayed in the summary, then I recommend sending an Error Report, so we can continue the investigation from a software and hardware perspective.
To do this, please head to the Members app > Support > Send feedback > Error reports > Tap 'OK' to send System Log Data > Select the symptom, and include as much detail as possible. To ensure your logs accurately reflect the issue you're experiencing, we'd like you to submit your report within 5 minutes of encountering the problem. Our engineers will then investigate this and respond to you with a solution via the Members app.
