Smartphones now come with a look and specification to a variety of sophistication to meet our daily needs. However, if you do not have internet data or are not connected to Wi-Fi, the smartphone will become an ordinary object.
And often when connected with Wi-Fi that is in a public place, restaurants and offices often experience problems unable to connect or disconnect instantly. This greatly affects your activities, of course.
Reporting from the Android Pit, Monday (08/27/2018) there are ways that can be done if Wi-Fi does not work.
First, activate airplane mode for a few seconds, turn it off, and double-check your connection. You must deactivate and reactivate the connection by opening the quick settings by swiping down from the top of the screen and selecting the Wi-Fi icon to disable it. If the drop-down menu doesn't offer this icon, open the application, open Settings and open from there. Do the same with your home Wi-Fi by turning it off and wait for up to two minutes then turn it on again.
Second, you have not activated Keep Wi-Fi during the sleep option. This setting automatically disconnects your device from the Wi-Fi network to save battery. To change it is to go to the settings menu, select Wi-Fi, press three points at the bottom of the screen or Configure (if available), always activate Wi-Fi during sleep mode and select Yes.
Third, hidden network access. There are two things that limit automatic access to a network, that is, the network that you want to connect to belongs to a particular type or network is hidden for security reasons.
Regarding the first problem, most Android phones are not configured to work on ad-hoc networks. But the XDA developer forum managed to make a patch to pass this limit. With the patch file wpa_supplicant, you can connect to this type of network.
If the problem is related to a hidden network, you can try adding it manually. Open Settings and then the Wi-Fi option and select add network. Enter the correct SSID and password, and you can use them smoothly.
Fourth, this is due to an IP address problem. Indeed, sometimes Wi-Fi doesn't work because it fails to run this process. If your Android can't connect to the network, first reboot Wi-Fi. If the problem persists, reset the factory. If no changes occur, you can visit the Google Play Store and download fix wifi (assuming you have cellular data).
This application restores Wi-Fi system files and some services are important for network functioning. Fix wifi will take care of your device when trying to get an IP address. This is an application that is very easy to use.
Fifth, when the Wi-Fi network runs slowly. If you are connected to a public Wi-Fi network, the problem may only be network congestion because there are too many users at once. If you believe that your Wi-Fi is functioning smoothly, that the signal is strong enough, and there is no interference, check the network speed by installing Speedtest on your device.
This is a reliable and accurate service that, in a few seconds, will show the speed of your actual downloads and uploads and help you identify underlying problems.
Sixth, if using public Wi-Fi sometimes requires an entry process. Often, public Wi-Fi networks like this require users to enter and accept some terms and conditions before allowing them to use the connection.
You must be asked to do this through notification as soon as you are connected, but that is not always the case. And after you follow a few steps, you can connect afterwards.
And finally, Reset network settings. You can manually reset your network settings through the backup and recovery section of your device's setup options. Open your settings and select the system.
Next, select the network settings and you will see Wi-Fi in the list along with cellular and Bluetooth data. You must confirm the key pattern, fingerprint, or key password to reset. Be careful, you will delete all connection settings if you do this and start over, but can solve your Wi-Fi connection problem.
And often when connected with Wi-Fi that is in a public place, restaurants and offices often experience problems unable to connect or disconnect instantly. This greatly affects your activities, of course.
Reporting from the Android Pit, Monday (08/27/2018) there are ways that can be done if Wi-Fi does not work.
First, activate airplane mode for a few seconds, turn it off, and double-check your connection. You must deactivate and reactivate the connection by opening the quick settings by swiping down from the top of the screen and selecting the Wi-Fi icon to disable it. If the drop-down menu doesn't offer this icon, open the application, open Settings and open from there. Do the same with your home Wi-Fi by turning it off and wait for up to two minutes then turn it on again.
Second, you have not activated Keep Wi-Fi during the sleep option. This setting automatically disconnects your device from the Wi-Fi network to save battery. To change it is to go to the settings menu, select Wi-Fi, press three points at the bottom of the screen or Configure (if available), always activate Wi-Fi during sleep mode and select Yes.
Third, hidden network access. There are two things that limit automatic access to a network, that is, the network that you want to connect to belongs to a particular type or network is hidden for security reasons.
Regarding the first problem, most Android phones are not configured to work on ad-hoc networks. But the XDA developer forum managed to make a patch to pass this limit. With the patch file wpa_supplicant, you can connect to this type of network.
If the problem is related to a hidden network, you can try adding it manually. Open Settings and then the Wi-Fi option and select add network. Enter the correct SSID and password, and you can use them smoothly.
Fourth, this is due to an IP address problem. Indeed, sometimes Wi-Fi doesn't work because it fails to run this process. If your Android can't connect to the network, first reboot Wi-Fi. If the problem persists, reset the factory. If no changes occur, you can visit the Google Play Store and download fix wifi (assuming you have cellular data).
This application restores Wi-Fi system files and some services are important for network functioning. Fix wifi will take care of your device when trying to get an IP address. This is an application that is very easy to use.
Fifth, when the Wi-Fi network runs slowly. If you are connected to a public Wi-Fi network, the problem may only be network congestion because there are too many users at once. If you believe that your Wi-Fi is functioning smoothly, that the signal is strong enough, and there is no interference, check the network speed by installing Speedtest on your device.
This is a reliable and accurate service that, in a few seconds, will show the speed of your actual downloads and uploads and help you identify underlying problems.
Sixth, if using public Wi-Fi sometimes requires an entry process. Often, public Wi-Fi networks like this require users to enter and accept some terms and conditions before allowing them to use the connection.
You must be asked to do this through notification as soon as you are connected, but that is not always the case. And after you follow a few steps, you can connect afterwards.
And finally, Reset network settings. You can manually reset your network settings through the backup and recovery section of your device's setup options. Open your settings and select the system.
Next, select the network settings and you will see Wi-Fi in the list along with cellular and Bluetooth data. You must confirm the key pattern, fingerprint, or key password to reset. Be careful, you will delete all connection settings if you do this and start over, but can solve your Wi-Fi connection problem.
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