Wifi network "Disabled" - Sprint LG G3

My wife and I are having the exact same issue which started within the past 48-72 hours.
Our phones when returning from say "Sleep mode" will not be on the wireless network. When you look at the networks listed, it shows the network as disabled. No other devices are seeing this issue, laptops, nexus 7's, SGS4, Galaxy Tab 3, etc.
When we click on the network we can connect and things go back to normal temporarily. I've restarted the router, I've restarted the access point, the phones are assigned static IP addresses which do not interfere with anything else on the network.
Nothing on the network has changed in the last 48-72 hours.
I've told the phone to "forget the network" but still see the issue.
I've also factory reset my phone and restored from a backup to try to resolve this.
Any ideas?

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Still having this issue.

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Just as an update:
Finally gave up trying to troubleshoot myself and went to a Sprint store. The technicians at first tried to say that it was my network, which I quickly shot that down by saying both of our LG G3's are having issues and no other wireless device has an issue. And there's about 10-12 other wireless devices at any given time on the network.
I mentioned that it's showing up in the Sprint forums. That's when the technician looked into their online db (or maybe just the Sprint forums). After a few minutes of a perplexed look on his face, he said... "Oh... that's not good."
Apparently, this is becoming a very common issue with the latest update ZV8. So he'll be talking to his boss about what they need to do next and will hopefully call me tomorrow.
I'll update the thread with any new info.

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So just to let everyone know, the problem seems to be resolved now. Without going to Sprint or replacing the phone.
The problems apparently had something to do with the statically assigned IP addresses that I gave to the phones. I have not made any changes to those static IPs in months so there should not have been a sudden issue with them, however after removing the static IP assigned to them, the phones seem to hold their connections just fine.

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shepscrook said:
So just to let everyone know, the problem seems to be resolved now. Without going to Sprint or replacing the phone.
The problems apparently had something to do with the statically assigned IP addresses that I gave to the phones. I have not made any changes to those static IPs in months so there should not have been a sudden issue with them, however after removing the static IP assigned to them, the phones seem to hold their connections just fine.
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So it's not a common issue with zv8?
Did the rep call you back?
And these static addresses I presume were on the router? Or were they manually set on the phone/device?

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This might very well be a common issue with zv8.
The rep never called me back. Although this is sprint that we are talking about.
The router assigned the static IP addresses.
Pfsense router if you are wondering.

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LG X Charge Constant Disable Of Open Wifi Hot Spot Can't Auto Connect. (solv
LG X Charge Constant Disable Of Open Wifi Hot Spot Can't Auto Connect.
(solved)
1.Go To;
a} Settings.
b} Wifi.
c} Top Right Side Menu/Advanced Wifi.
d} Disable auto-connect to wifi.
2.Go to;
a} Settings.
b} Apps.
c} Show System Apps.
d} Wifi settings.
e} Disable permission to phone and location.
3.Go To;
a} Google Play Store.
b} Search Free WiFi Connect.
c} Install Free WiFi Connect By Mentisco.
d} Open App.
e} Turn On App (top right).
f} Click Settings Menu
(Bottom Right).
g} Turn On Auto Connect.
When you get the "Allow WiFi Settings" pop up click "Don't ask again" then click "DENY" then on the next pop up click "Don't ask again" and "DENY" again.
You're Done.
Cyber Satan Was Here. ?