The Wi-Fi 6E (6GHZ) connection fails 100% of the time on my Tab S8 Ultra. While I can make a successful initial connection to the Wi-Fi 6E (6GHZ) access point, the connection fails within seconds and an exclamation point indicating no internet access eventually shows up. Attempting to reset network settings does not work. The only workaround is to connect a WiFi6 (5GHZ) connection to the same router and it works fine. My S22 Ultra works just fine with the Wi-Fi 6E (6GHZ) connection on the same router. It’s just this Tab S8 does not work. I'm curious if any other Tab S8 Ulta users have the issue assuming they have a Wi-Fi 6E connection to connect to. To add a bit more, I tried a factory reset and the connection failed even when setting up after the reset. I also checked the router for any blocks.
It's fixed! It was the router but it wasn't a setting. I happen to take my Tab S8 to another room farthest away from the router and suddenly I had a working Wi-Fi 6E connection. So it seems the signal strength was too great and reducing the transmit power of the router by 50% solved the problem regardless of where the Tab was. Presumably, the smaller S22 wasn't affected because its antenna is much smaller. So solved and hope it helps others who might experience the issue in the future.
It's fixed! It was the router but it wasn't a setting. I happen to take my Tab S8 to another room farthest away from the router and suddenly I had a working Wi-Fi 6E connection. So it seems the signal strength was too great and reducing the transmit power of the router by 50% solved the problem regardless of where the Tab was. Presumably, the smaller S22 wasn't affected because its antenna is much smaller. So solved and hope it helps others who might experience the issue in the future.
If you have recently managed to link to the Wi-Fi network and Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 having trouble linking with a Wi-Fi network, then forgetting the network will be an effective solution.
Navigate to the Settings. Choose Connections. Tap Wi-Fi > Settings Icon present just next to the Wi-Fi network you are having to connect. Choose to Forget.
