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And check the folder. If you find nomedia file, delete it.

I can't speak for all apps but I had similar problem with a calendar widget and autostart fixed it. Hope this helps.

Why don't you try it?

Are they allowed to run at start? Check it in Permissions.

Moorgate: Sorry mate, I really do not know. You need somehow check if the wifi module isn't corrupted. Or you can try other ROM (wiui?) then you'll see if even there the problem occurs, if it is a software problem or not.

Install it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin

Video players have often it's own brightness settings, did you check it? Sometimes you just have to swipe up in left or right side of the screen. Which app do you use for video? And also make sure it is really a video file, not a music file...

Install Total commander, open it and navigate to system folder and there it is. Just click on it, copy and post it.

Hm, your phone is so stubborn... Can you post here build.prop in system folder, just to see if there isn't anything unusual. I am not aware of an existence of any program which can make a wifi module check. Maybe someone more experienced in hardware could help... Also have you ever checked you...

Go to settings and scroll down. It is in the system's section.

Enable root, then in Total commander go to /system/apps and there you can delete it. Afterwards reboot your phone.

So now you have only default apps installed. And it was working fine before and problem started when you installed a theme, and since then it's been like this. You enable wifi and after a while wifi disable itself even though you leave it like this and you do not do anything. When you turn off...

To be clear. You did factory reset, so you wiped all your apps, your data and with default settings the problem is still on, even when you go and try connecting to other wifi, right?

Do you mean the problem hasn't reappeared or that the problem persists? Is it fixed now?

I am glad it works.

You don't believe a new phone is going to be announced on the July 22nd? Better wait a week then be sorry later.

I am pretty sure from what you described, the problem is not in your phone's wifi module or phone per se. Of course you MUST check if the problem appears in other wifi networks as well. Are you trying to connect to your home wifi? The other devices works fine? I guess you already deleted all...

If you want to delete them, turn on the Root. Then open Total commander and go to /system/apps and there delete undesired apps, but do it with caution and check first which apps are safe to delete. Afterwards just reboot your phone and voilà... those apps are gone.

Open Messages and then menu. Go to advanced settings and in the system section uncheck the priority of the system app.

Well, the problem appeared after installing a theme and reappeared after you went to theme again, so we can make a hazard guess that the problem lies there. I wouldn't rule out that it may be caused by a corrupted theme app either... First go to the Theme, set the default one and delete...