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I have a fully rooted Lenovo A328, and at random times, it would just totally not detect wifi. Even if I place the phone right in front of my wifi router, it still doesn't detect it. In the WLAN settings, it gets stuck at the 'Searching for WLAN networks'.

And I also can't seem to turn the WLAN setting off. Heck, the settings would sometimes suddenly freeze also. The only temporary fix I've found for this is restarting the phone, but then, the problem would usually return after a few minutes or so, prompting me to restart it again and again.

Is there a reason for why this is happening? And is there a permanent fix for this?

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  • Trying flashing stock ROM after backing up data.
    – beeshyams
    Mar 13, 2017 at 11:40

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This is an issue happening because of problem in the wifi module of the ROM you have flashed.

Try to get a fresh ROM and also don't forget to read the bug reports of it.

If you see many download links, download the stable instead of nightly / experimental.

Flash it. Or else, go back to stock ROM

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  • Okay, I'll try that. I'm quite a newbie at this, so it'll take some time.
    – Louie
    Mar 14, 2017 at 9:09
  • So, I've been searching around for a custom ROM for my device, and I've come around two particularly good ones: Cyanogen and MIUI. Which one of these is better?
    – Louie
    Mar 15, 2017 at 13:19
  • Cyanogen is for you. MIUI is designed by Chinese Manufacturer Mi for their Redmi Phones. We can't predict how your phone react with the MIUI. Go for Cyanogen with your devoce's model number
    – i--
    Mar 15, 2017 at 13:47

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