having a hard time connecting to University's log-in required wifi.
201937
There is a switch on one end of the unit...wired/off/wireless. Plug it in then switch it from off to wireless then connect your wireless computer to the unit. Use the preset SSID and password located on the unit itself. Open web browser and type www.routerlogin.net in address bar then enter. Enter your admin name and password, usually it is admin and password. Click OK. Then you should be able to select your wireless network you are trying to connect to.
201938
This router is not very reliable. Could connect easily enough but it would not hold the connection. Had to continuously reset the router and go through the log on process every time I used it. Customer support was virtually worthless.
201939
Do you have to use your university's username and password on a webpage after connecting a device to the WiFi network? If so, this is a security measure by the schools IT department specifically to do two things: 1 be able to identify who's device is who's in the event of any illegal activity over the schools network. (designed to legally protect the school and the student) and 2. to prevent students from bringing in their own WiFi access points.
1171657
I'm not sure if wifi is required (as it is on disk you wouldn't need it) but it does take a long time to download, around one to two hours.
2178589
You first have to find the wifi on your device it should then ask u for the password, type in the password that came with your device and it should be connected
786107
Sounds like your having a network issue and not a device issue since your able to connect
1919566
there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this requirement would be grandfathered and not applicable. there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this... » Read More there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this requirement would be grandfathered and not applicable. « Show Less
464341
Have you tried to click on the wifi sign then fill out the information. If you already tried that then just charge it and wait a little bit and it should work
369250
I am having the exact same issue. I autoconnect to my router, enter password and everything looks to be connected. Yet I have no internet access and can't figure out why.Any suggestions!?
1358416
Sorry for the delay. Have you been able to connect? My wife hit connect and typed in password and it connected right to our router.Let me know if you are still having issues and I will check to see exactly what she did. Thanks
2176368
try download the driver for the wifi. but it won't solve the problem 100%. also upgrade to windows 8.1
71066
It is supposed to be but I have not been able to access the internet from mine.
674735
its not absolutely necessarry but you do need access to wifi whether its your own or from a wifi hot spot. This way you can access all the inetrnet stuff form your tab
1707866
McCafee is a likely problem. You might try disabling the firewall. Can you connect through the Ethernet port? Presumable the WiFi router is OK if you have tried SBUX. Check the router with another PC. I have seen this problem when the WiFi is not connected to internet.
1294114
I have no trouble with Wifi connection. I gave had the comp for quite sometime now.Hope this helps.Best.
1641712
Try resetting it by pushing in that reset button. Since you do that, go to the computer connected to the router, unplug the router and direct connect to your computer. You'll see the admin screen. Log in and manually connect to your WiFi.
217953
Yes...try to go online...a list of available networks will pop up. Choose your network and enter your wifi password. Very easy to do... The password is on the modem.
927719
Try calling the service center at 248-591-0333 (hope that is still correct number). I have a User Helper booklet that and I could mail you a few pages if service center cannot send one to you. In summary: connect to power and the unit will find your Wi-Fi, or press Menu then System Settings then Network then Network Wizzard. Scroll the list and push Enter to lock in your Wi-Fi. If you have a password you enter it using the Key (which is a bit tedious). Pushing Menu then System Settings then Time Date will get you to enter info, if you want. Etc. Then connect to a speaker system and start looking thru the Station list, using the Directional Pad to scroll and enter. Hope this helps. Reply if you need a copy of the Helper info. Bill
330115
The first thing to check is to make sure the wireless is turned on. You need to log into the router through Firefox, IE, Chrome, or whatever browser you use. The address is 192.168.1.1 Username is admin and the password is whatever you picked when first set up the router.