Since i change my modem Im having trouble connecting Dolry to my home WiFi Network. I had success in the past removing the WiFi password and security?
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Have you tried opening up the Dolry music app and restoring defaults? If that doesn't work, you may have to physically reset the device.
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I had a problem with a cisco router but it was a refurbished one so I suggest you try cisco first cause Netgear is allergic to Apple products. It finds the network but doesnt want to connect and I even tried the master reset , no password and everything else I could think of
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i've had mine for a couple of years. no problems at all. it talks to a Belkin wireless router. enter the network password, and you are up and going...
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I had a wirless connection problem that had to do with my encryption passphrase for the router having non-standard characters. Changed the passphrase and all is well.
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my modem would not work with Time Warner Cable due to password reset from netgear. Netgear would not offer tech help due to original unit sold over 1 year ago...
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You need to log into your modem direct and check for your password. Or you can also check with your provider to see if they have changed any settings on it as well.
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1. The camera is not safe because it can only use http. If you plan to view from outside your home you have to setup port forwarding in your router.2. Yes, username "admin" and password is empty. You should change it right away.3. Yes you can change it.
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For me this shows up as my network name followed by "_RPT". Connecting to it requires the same password as my current router uses. Hope this helps!
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Yes. Here are the steps in the correct order to do this with the stock firmware. As other have said, internet access may take a while after setup is complete. 1) Plug in the router and turn on the wifi (there is a button on the router for this) 2) Connect to the the network being broadcast from the TP-link router (The password is on the bottom of the router) 3) Open a browser and type 192.168.0.1 into the address bar 4) Click on DHCP and disable it, then click "save" at the bottom 5) If you have more than one of these routers or your main routers IP address is 192.168.0.1, click on Network then LAN and change the IP address of the router to some different IP like 192.168.2 click save, reconnect to the TP-Link network and log back into the router by using the new IP address. 6) Click on Wireless then Security and change the password for the TP-link network to the same password as the network you are trying to extend. Click save, reconnect to the network with the new password and log in to the router again. 7) Click wireless again. 8) Change the SSID to the same SSID as the network you want to extend. 9) Click the Check box next to "enable WDS bridging" 10) Click on "survey" then select the network you want to extend 11) enter the password for that network toward the bottom of the page 12) Click save 13) click OK or agree to the error that will popup about the channel being set to auto. Agreeing to this will let the router set the channel to whatever channel the main router is using. 14) The router should disconnect you and you should reconnect to the network you wanted to extend but with better signal strength. It might take a minute for internet access or you might have to restart your laptop and other devices. This was from memory so it should be close but might not be perfect. The order of the steps does matter and is different than TP-Links FAQ answer.
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I have no trouble with Wifi connection. I gave had the comp for quite sometime now.Hope this helps.Best.
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mine worked fine. All I did was put in my password and I was all set. What kind of condition is your router? You also might want to look at additional settings in your system preferences.
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turn on your WiFi, look for your modem name click on it type in the password you'll get it on the right side of your modem and click ok
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It might just be your connection, as I never have any issues with Wifi. Does the issue persist at all wifi locations, or just at home/work? If it's just at home, it could be your wireless router.
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Hi there I could not get my Belkin to work. My problem was trying to connect it to a replacement main modem. I tried following all of the instructions I could find and nothing worked so I finally gave up and bought a Netgear modem. The Netgear modem works fine. I'm trying to find someone who perhaps is more computer savvy than me that I can give the Belken to. sorry I can't be more help
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did you do the step to check the signal between the router and the repeater? That needs to be good. Also, what did you name it --- the book says name it different than the router (but pass through security). I notice sometimes with my Netgear it seems like it takes forever to connect --- other times it connects quickly. I'm leaning towards what the other reviewers say --- move the router so not to need the repeater. Previously I had a LinkSys repeater, it worked about the same, just ok at best.
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I can't get this to connect to wifi at all now, at home or work. I hate to do a factory reset, I think I'll lose everything right. It's been fine for about a 1.1/2 years. Maybe time for new one.
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Disconnect from the wireless and then go to the properties for your home connection. Just uncheck automatically connect. From their on it should only connect when you manually connect to the wifi.