Problem with wireless connecting to my Android tablet

Donna Fisher Lewis

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Apr 5, 2013
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I need help.. I have my PC and smartphone all connected to my wifi. I know have an Android tablet and it will not connect to the wireless router. I put the password in and it also shows a strong signal but will not connect.. it says "looking for IP address.. so what is the problem?
 

your router and phone is incompatible, there are numerous solutions to that
1) try changing the wireless security type like wpa, wpa2, wep etc and try again.
2) try adding a mac filter
3) allow dynamic allocation of ip using DHCP
 


could you please try what i asked.. the phone or tablet may have the same android version but the thing is about h/w support.
 
My Android tablet also stopped connecting to my home wireless and reports connection out of range even when sitting in the same room as my access point (AP). I've looked everywhere for a solution doing everything from restarting my AP and tablet, changing the PW and even security mode (WEP, WPK, etc) with no success. My AP is an old router set to AP mode and uses a single broadcast channel. I went in and reset the channle from 13 to 11 and VOILA! Instant connection with my tablet.


 
My son's tablet has not connected to our home wifi for 1 year, been searching everywhere. Finally saw this post. Thank you so much.

 
I had the same problem. Go into settings of the tablet then in General- security - Device admin- untick Unknown sources.
I wasted 2 days resetting router etc , it was the device.
 


Try to clear your internet info and put it in again, then try . Also my dragon touch jumps off the net a lot , like when I step away for a bit , or the screen saver kicks on it kicks off the net. So I go to settings and slide the net from on to off in one place or all places that you can and then slide them to on after 7 seconds and it usually goes back on the net. I also have a button on the bottom of homepage that is a wifi button that works sometimes to to shut it off for few seconds then turn in on. I hope this works for all who are needing this problem fixed. Kinda gets old to have to keep donig these steps but it helps.
 


Does this apply to fibre wifi conections?

 

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