Hello, I have a problem with my KF...
I connect to a Network by WiFi and all works perfect, but when I connect more than 5 or 6 times at the same Network... next time I try connect it doesn´t connect more and in the screen appears "Error in connection"
I´ve my Kindle fire since the last week and it happens in all networks, I try, It connects well but it stops when I try to connect more times...
The problem is that I´m European and I can´t solve it sending the KF to Amazon.
What can I do? I´ve the 6.2 version, without static IP...
I think that the problem is the software, because I can connect to new networks....
Help Please!! Thanks
I found same problem. Pls help.
My solution
I've had similar problems to the point where the kindle times my router out. It would connect and all of a sudden I had no connection on any of my devices. I've spent hours reading through the amazon kindle forums which offer many of solutions. The one I've noticed the worked for the majority of users (Including myself) was to make a few changes in your router.
I changed 802.11 Mode from n/b/g mix to 802.11(g) Only
Get Wifi Analyzer and see if the channel your router uses is not shared with many hotspots around you. I found that I was using channel 6 and so were 4 other hotspots around me. I could not find one that was on channel 10, so I set my router to channel 10.
Now it works like a charm. Depends of the router you use. I am on a Westell router provided by my ISP.
I can provide link to amazon forum for reference.
Wowww! It Works!!! Thank you!!!!
thanks this trick worked on my rooter too!
however we cannot change rooters in the city's hotspots... that's where this problem will still remain unsolved
Rebel_305 said:
I've had similar problems to the point where the kindle times my router out. It would connect and all of a sudden I had no connection on any of my devices. I've spent hours reading through the amazon kindle forums which offer many of solutions. The one I've noticed the worked for the majority of users (Including myself) was to make a few changes in your router.
I changed 802.11 Mode from n/b/g mix to 802.11(g) Only
Get Wifi Analyzer and see if the channel your router uses is not shared with many hotspots around you. I found that I was using channel 6 and so were 4 other hotspots around me. I could not find one that was on channel 10, so I set my router to channel 10.
Now it works like a charm. Depends of the router you use. I am on a Westell router provided by my ISP.
I can provide link to amazon forum for reference.
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Thanks! That worked for me!
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Hello all,
I love my X10, but the frustration with getting it to connect to my Netgear DG834 router was getting to me, so I dedicated an afternoon to working out a solution and I've found one that works for me, so I hope it'll work for you too.
Summary of problem
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The phone will connect to the Router once, and once only. Any attempt to re-connect to the wifi will result in the phone disconnecting, scanning again, then discinnecting until the user gives up. Nothing will cause the phone to reconnect (telling it to forget the connection for example). The only surefire way to reconnect is to reboot the router each time - not ideal.
Manually adding a Static IP also doesn't work - which is weird as that is how I've solved it, see below.
Scale of problem
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The problem seems to be with the router and not necessarily the phone as it appears to be on a wide range of phones (Hero, Droid, Touch HD etc.). Seeing at the DG834 is the most popular router in the world, and Android is growing all the time, there are a large number of people affected.
However Iphone and Symbian phones appear to be unaffected.
Reason for the problem
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Currently unknown, but appears to be something to do with the handshaking procedure when a device asks the router for an address (DHCP) - though as to what I don't know.
Solution
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1) Download an app called WiFiStatic from the App Market. WiFiStatic takes each DHCP assigned IP address and stores it in a small database to be re-applied whenever you are back in range of the same Router again. It is not an ideal solution as you may have to re-scan and re-assign if you visit a busy hotspot, but this is a two press function, so it's not that onerous.
2) Turn off your Router. Make sure the WiFi on your phone is off too.
3) With the router off, clear your Remembered WiFi connections (or at the very least the Netgear connection). Once that's done, turn the Router on again and wait until it is full back up again.
4) When the Router is fully operational again, turn on your wifi on the phone and let is scan for and connect to the Netgear Router. You may need to tell it to connect from the Wireless Settings menu on the phone.
5) The phone should now connect to the Router successfully. If it doesn't, repeat the above procedure.
6) With the phone connected to the router, fire up WiFiStatic. Check Auto Switch and Show Visual Prompt if they are not already selected, then Tap Add configuration at the bottom of the screen.
7) The IP address and other settings assigned by your router should be displayed at the top of the screen, at the bottom should be the name of your router and its MAC address. If not then tap Menu > Generate to populate the form.
8)Tap Menu > Done when everything is ok.
That's it. Now when you move into range of your Netgear, you should get connected, though it does take a bit longer than normal (the Router still wants to assign an address first before accepting the static IP). You can speed this up by changing the Device table on the router to always keep the Phone's static IP open.
This shouldn't work as all my other attempts with Static IP failed, but I've had five days now of instant connection to WiFi at home, so something has been freed up.
i can not tell you how seeing this post was like finding bin ladin in the white house. Prob would have found him twice trying to solve this WIFI problem. And the strange thing is this is the 1st phone i have had that there are so few posts about it...is everyone on that icrack? scary. cheers to you...
Thank you for posting this.
I tried this with my and it seems it doesn't make a difference for me. I still can only connect once to the router and for me to connect again i have to restart the router again. Am i missing something?
Problem is when I connect for the first time at home it works then when i leave to the office i use the wifi there and never have any problems there but when i get back home it doesn't work. Do you guys switch the wifi off manually when you are not using it?
one thing that is almost always overlooked is updating the router's firmware. this usually solves a number of issues. I dont know about netgear but it's worth a try to update
bimmerboii said:
one thing that is almost always overlooked is updating the router's firmware. this usually solves a number of issues. I dont know about netgear but it's worth a try to update
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That was one of the first thing i tried....it seems i have the latest firmware.
Is this an issue for a lot of people then? Ive one of these routers and never had an issue connecting any phones to it. Had 3 nokias and 3 different android phones, currently on the x10, and they all connected fine everytime.
i have some troubles in x10i wifi connection and holp someone helps me~
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im chinese, my x10i have had the lastest firmware but the phone cant connect the AP which set the channel is "13". but i used it long before and suddy just one day i find it dosnt work~ it cant scan(and find) the AP anymore !
then i have tried and config the router in another wifi channel(just like 1,8,11..) and the phone can scan and refind the AP.
i have tried to reload the phone's default setting,but it dont work(in channel 13)ToT
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someone tell me why? and someone give me some suggest?
in china , lots of router's wifi channel are using "13" by default(factory setting);so, if my x10i cant works in that channel means i couldnt find the "opend APs" which in the public place(like KFC~~)
THX to help~
StampedChipmunk said:
Hello all,
I love my X10, but the frustration with getting it to connect to my Netgear DG834 router was getting to me, so I dedicated an afternoon to working out a solution and I've found one that works for me, so I hope it'll work for you too.
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Thank you! I have spent three days trying to get my phone to re-connect to a DG834v5.
Your solution has worked! I had gone as far as reserving an IP address on the router and linked it to the MAC of the phone... no dice. The phone would connect once and then never again until the router was reset. Really irritating because I have two PPPoe connections running through the router with a routing table that has to be re-loaded via telnet every time the router is reset. I was considering a new phone or a new router.
HI,
I have near the same problem.
But I found out that when I remove on the access point the hidden function ( SID ) then it works perfect.
so that is a bug in the ROM of the X10, I have the R2b026.
At the moment everone can see my Access Point but I can live with that solution.
Worked for me! Many many thanks this had been infuriating me...
Same problem here - never had an issue with any other router, so I blame Netgear...
Let's just hope this works - it's been driving me crazy for the past 5 days...
Neh, hasn't worked for me....
Stupid freakin' Netgear...
works on the HD2 aswell. Thanks alot!
Not just Netgear, maybe Android
k1sr said:
Same problem here - never had an issue with any other router, so I blame Netgear...
Let's just hope this works - it's been driving me crazy for the past 5 days...
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I am having the same issue on my HD2 Android 2.3.4, connecting to a D-Link DIR-635. If I use Static IP, everything is fine...
WORKS! I can't believe it, finally i can disconnect and connect without having to reset my router everytime. BIG thanks man!
alright, it worked fine for the first 5-6 hours. then it went back to not connecting without rebooting the router. this problem happens only with my home router, at work i can connect fine, as well as in other places.
any thoughts or solutions? i mean it did work in the beginning, then why did it stop? shall i change my router?
P.S.: i noticed that every time i connect to my home router i get the same IP address and all the stats are the same.
i got my new omnia 7 today and i can't connect to my home wifi router. i tried to disable security, tried wep.....but it allways says "couldn't reach wifi network" or "password incorect". i tried to reset my router and my omnia 7, but nothing helped.
thanks in advance!
today, i connected just fine on one open ap, and one wep protected ap, but i still can't connect to my home wi fi ap. really confusing. my laptop and old htc prophet connects just fine, but my new omnia 7 won't. any advice?
thanks!
ok, so since no one tried to help me here, i tried every single thing on my router and it seems that the phone can't handle b+g standards, so i switched to g allone and now i'm able to connect. i hope this will help someone else too.
Nice tip
Hey man,i guess no one had the problem or didnt know what to do,anyway i had a differrent problem,when i was close to my router (no more than 8 meters) my phone connected normaly to the wifi,but once i was in my room which is further away from the router the phone wouldnt connect although it showed the wifi router signal had two bars,i tried your method in switching to g only and it worked ,now i connect to my wifi with no problem,thx for the tip ,hope they fix the issue in mango,cheers.
phobius87 said:
ok, so since no one tried to help me here, i tried every single thing on my router and it seems that the phone can't handle b+g standards, so i switched to g allone and now i'm able to connect. i hope this will help someone else too.
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I have the same problem with my wifi router.
My phone is HTC 7 Throphy.
I have to reset my router every time my phone needs to connect to it.
My router is configured for DHCP.
I noticed that if there is a wireless device connected to my wifi network,
my phone gives that error and cannot connect.
If I try to connect to a wifi network which is secured with a password,
I always get 'Incorrect password' message.
I try reseting my phone with no effect.
I'm still looking for a solution.
Same prob here....
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Hey man,i guess no one had the problem or didnt know what to do,anyway i had a differrent problem,when i was close to my router (no more than 8 meters) my phone connected normaly to the wifi,but once i was in my room which is further away from the router the phone wouldnt connect although it showed the wifi router signal had two bars,i tried your method in switching to g only and it worked ,now i connect to my wifi with no problem,thx for the tip ,hope they fix the issue in mango,cheers.
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no problem man.
it seems that there are many troubles with wifi on windows phone 7 and many users are complaining. i hope too that mango will fix most of those issues. mango will bring possibility to connect to hidden network.
for other users posting on this topic, i suggest that they try switching to g standard only, becose i too had this incorect password message allways poping up before the switching. it can be done in the router web configuration interface. u get in usualiy by typing 192.168.1.1 in your adress bar.
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no problem man.
it seems that there are many troubles with wifi on windows phone 7 and many users are complaining. i hope too that mango will fix most of those issues. mango will bring possibility to connect to hidden network.
for other users posting on this topic, i suggest that they try switching to g standard only, becose i too had this incorect password message allways poping up before the switching. it can be done in the router web configuration interface. u get in usualiy by typing 192.168.1.1 in your adress bar.
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My router is on g standart only but I still get that error.
well, if you know what you'r doing, you could try different configurations in your router. play with the settings and see if it will work, but again, only if you'r sure you won't screw up anything.
I found a fix.
In my router settings I changed the Chanel from 6 to 10.
I think the problem is that I have too many wireless devices in a small room.
you lucky bastards with wifi connectivity.. i have a pppoe account on my wifi and there is no way for me to connect to it whatsoever.
if you have access to your router settings, you can change briged to routed connection.
for some reason, i can't access router! i tried contacting my ISP, did not want to die waiting for an answer.
but i remember trying to do that before, and not knowing how.
Could you post a link with the instructions, zemljak?
you have a pm.
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you have a pm.
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i dont know if you are receiving my pm's, i dont see it them in sent.
I have this intermittent connection on a netgear wireless router too, its set to use dhcp, and only fix is a reboot of the router.
I think the phone is storing an ip (dhcp assigned) which when you reconnect to your wifi may have been re-assigned (ip lease) to a.n.other device in the meantime.
So, lets say on Monday I obtained 192.168.0.2
didnt access the wifi for a day or so
lease expires (router)
a.n.other device connects, e.g. iPad, obtained 192.168.0.2 via dhcp
then you try and use your wifi on your phone and it doesnt connect.....
so I think it might be storing the ip address, rather than checking for a new one each time it connects, or something similar.
Over a half year I had the same problem. But now I fixed it, by simply change the wlan-key, because in my old key I had letters like ä, ö, ü. That didn´t work. May be this works for you.
FIX!
tchimev said:
I found a fix.
In my router settings I changed the Chanel from 6 to 10.
I think the problem is that I have too many wireless devices in a small room.
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I started having the same problem with the phone prompting me that i had the incorrect password. I changed the channel in my router and now my Surround is connecting without hessitation! Thanks!
Hi,
I have Nokia Lumia 800 with Windows Phone 7.5 and also have problems with my home wifi connection. Firstly I had an old pentagram router and couldn't to connect with it, I tried WPA, WPA 2, WEP, WPA 2 mixed or even no security, always had the same problem, shows "network don't respond".
The phone itself connects to other networks, but not my home network.
I thought that it was problem with my router (but every other device had no problems with conenction, ipad, galaxy s, laptops or even TV), so I took another router (techniklab) and I have the same problem.
On both routers in "active clients" I saw the phone when it was trying to connect, logs looks like:
Code:
Aug 20 22:13:31 wlan0: WPA2-AES PSK authentication in progress...
Aug 20 22:13:31 wlan0: A wireless client is associated - 50:2D:1D:E2:8A:87
Aug 20 22:13:31 wlan0: Open and authenticated
Aug 20 22:13:53 wlan0: A wireless client is disassociated - 50:2D:1D:E2:8A:87
Windows on my phone is up to date, router firmware also.
I can add that from couple of days I have Windows 8 (on PC) and it also cannot connect to my router, could it be some problems in new microsoft windows??
Any suggestions?
Hi
I've had a search in the forums but haven't seen any other posts re. this but wondered if anyone had any ideas?!
Basically I'm having problems connecting to some networks with my Tab 10.1 (stock, updated OTA to the latest TouchWiz UX last week).
I first had a problem last week when I took the device into work - there's an 802.1x EAP network there but it wouldn't even show up in the network list. My SGS2 connects to it without an issue.
Then when I got home tonight (after happily using it at my parents' house during the day) I found it wouldn't connect to my home WiFi (hidden SSID, WPA2). It had connected to this network fine in the past, but now was just sitting showing it as 'not in range' network. At first I thought it might be a router issue (it used to be a little flaky), but then I saw that my iPod and SGS2 were both connecting and working on it without a hitch.
I couldn't see the network at all in WiFi Analyzer (similarly to at work), although it was showing my neighbours' WiFi networks fine. I tried deleting the saved entry and telling the router to broadcast the SSID but it still wouldn't work.
I then put on my WiFi hotspot on my SGS2 (also a previously remembered connection) and it worked absolutely fine!
Does anyone have any ideas where to go next apart from doing a full reset? (which although not the end of the world would be quite a pain).
Thanks for any suggestions/tips!
OK, bit the bullet and restore my device to factory settings - it STILL can't see my home WiFi, despite my SGS2, laptop and iPod all connecting to it fine. It is however showing up two networks belonging to neighbours and also my SGS2 if I put it in WiFi hotspot mode!
Any suggestions folks??
Sounds like a route issue, did you reboot the router? Is the router on a channel below 12?
Hi thanks for the reply!
I actually just spotted a post at http://www.thegalaxytabforum.com/index.php?/topic/5511-my-wifi-no-longer-works/ with the same issue.
It looks like Samsung have mucked something up when they made the Touchwiz UX update - it now blocks WiFi channels 12 upwards, when the old stock Honeycomb firmware didn't do this. I'd moved my router onto 13 to reduce congestion and I guess the work one must be on 12/13 too.
I can see from the table at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels that 12/13 are only allowed under low-power conditions in the USA, but this isn't the case elsewhere so they shouldn't have locked it down outside of the USA.
This also happend to me
pwhooftman said:
Sounds like a route issue, did you reboot the router? Is the router on a channel below 12?
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As I had setup an additional router in my house (with assigned a high numbered -or so i thought- fixed IP address) for some reason my main router tryied unseccesfully to assign the same IP to my SGT as the router. This had obviously conflicts and could not log in.
Went into the router eliminated the fixed IP address and voilá! it got working again, all IP a dinamic!!
Regards
I know there has been wifi problems with others, but I think my problem is diffrent. For me it is only one router and it works for a while but then wont connect and displays an error. If I reboot the router it will work again. It may work for an hour, it may work for 5 minutes, it may work for several hours before I need to reboot again. I have connected my fire to many other routers and all work fine, even my phones tether works fine.
Router is a Netgear 3G Router (MBR624GU). The firmware is up to date.
Side issue: The XDA App crashes ALOT on my fire, does it on anyone elses?
zenopzz said:
I know there has been wifi problems with others, but I think my problem is diffrent. For me it is only one router and it works for a while but then wont connect and displays an error. If I reboot the router it will work again. It may work for an hour, it may work for 5 minutes, it may work for several hours before I need to reboot again. I have connected my fire to many other routers and all work fine, even my phones tether works fine.
Router is a Netgear 3G Router (MBR624GU). The firmware is up to date.
Side issue: The XDA App crashes ALOT on my fire, does it on anyone elses?
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Do the other devices that are connected to the router drop connection? what is your network config ?
your problem seems not to be involving the b/g/n mix mode so i could only guess that your ip is dynamic. many people resolved this problem by making their ip's static.
I don't have a kindle yet, i was about to buy it but the wifi problems are freaking me out
i don't want to go to a hotel with a b/g/n router or dynamic IP and my kindles wifi stop working.
Sounds like this is a router problem, not a Fire problem. It should probably be moved to a another forum.
The only time I have ever seen this problem was when the router was on its way out and needed to be replaced.
I've been using home routers for about 10 years now and I have had this problem with three of them. Two were linksys and one was a netgear.
I think the best way to test this out is to try a different device on the router, but from the symptoms it sounds like it's going to happen despite it being a kindle or some other device.
michaelkourlas said:
Sounds like this is a router problem, not a Fire problem. It should probably be moved to a another forum.
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no its a kindle fire problem , had mine for 6 weeks, we instalied a new wi fi router all other devices work on router , kf is erratic , some days better than others now has gone off all together will not connect to wi fi , my son is a computer engineer we have been on to amazon website there are hundreds of people with same problem ,tomorrow am going to various wi fi hotspots to see if it connects there , we live in south africa ,i joined this site as i am considering rooting the kf and this looked like best site , i just dont know now i was hoping to find a thread on the problem or hoping rooting the kf would solve it, its now a choice of returning it to the 3rd party on line store for warranty or rooting it , any help or advice would be appreciated
If you are on stock you need to go to advenced settings and set it to 14 channel (Japan) or on the router you switch to a channel below 12
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Hello
My nexus 4 is working fine on all Wifi networks i connect to except in where i live.
It connects fine and got an IP, but there is no internet connection on my phone.
We got a router called "EUSSO" ( i live in a shared apt and never knew our router brand until i started the debugging)
I tried many configs change on the router but didn't help, always same issue.
All my friends connects normally, and my old HTC worked fine.
My friend told me there is a list of compatible routers for the Nexus 4 and this router probably not compatible.
Can you please provide that list? i need to check if it is indeed incompatible.
And if you have any trick to apply and fix my issue will be great.
i am on android 4.2.2. and not rooted.
Thank you in advance
Have you tried changing the router broadcast channel?
David ! said:
Have you tried changing the router broadcast channel?
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yea , i tried many
i have Us and eurpean union channels,
i tried for each one, many channels with no luck
csara said:
yea , i tried many
i have Us and eurpean union channels,
i tried for each one, many channels with no luck
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This list will go on forever as there are routers/etc sold every day that doesn't like *insert random device here*.
There's a whole line of Linksys routers where it would kick off everyone on wifi if a PS3 connects to it. I had a Linksys that didn't like my Motorola Droid, didn't much care for a few random USB wifi dongles too. A dlink DIR615 that didn't like my Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 4.
There's just always going to be one and I really don't think a concrete list will ever surface.
I hate wonky routers as much as I hate printers D:
Buy a cheap dd-wrt compatible router and use that as a client bridge or similar setup so you can connect.
Or try one of the kernels with the new Wi-Fi drivers.
im not rooted so i cant change kernels.
well i guess i will try that bridge thing or completely forget about connecting to wifi and use 3g