Hi,
I have noticed that even when my Wifi is on it takes 10 to 15 second to my Note3 to connect to Internet ( till the two arrows are shown). For example starting Play store takes 10 to 15 seconds to connect to Internet. After that the connection is established I have a normal wifi speed.
BUT if I do a reboot I don't have this delay and have a " normal" connection time till it slows down again and till I do a reboot.
Any explanation ?
Thank you for help.
Daniel
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Hi all,
i`m developing an application which sends periodically (every 15 sec) GPS data from the XDA (Orbit 2) to an application server via GPRS. On every XDA i`ve tested so far i had the same problem, after some time (can be some minutes or some hours) the device hangs. Then you get every 20 seconds a time slot for 2 or 3 seconds to do something, but you can only make an soft reset to work on.
I`ve sent the data with SOAP to an webservice and with an stream to an servlet, it makes no difference.
If you get the chance to take a look at the connection time from the GPRS connection, it is still there an counting up, but the appliction can`t use it anymore.
In the log you find:
at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.finishGetResponse()
at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()
Several test where the appliction sends all the data over wlan were successfully, but i have to send it with GPRS. So problem should be the GPRS connection or the GSM modul in the phone.
Has anybody made an similar experience or have an workaround?
mis
Hi all,
i`m developing an application which sends periodically (every 15 sec) GPS data from the XDA (Orbit 2) to an application server via GPRS. On every XDA i`ve tested so far i had the same problem, after some time (can be some minutes or some hours) the device hangs. Then you get every 20 seconds a time slot for 2 or 3 seconds to do something, but you can only make an soft reset to work on.
I`ve sent the data with SOAP to an webservice and with an stream to an servlet, it makes no difference.
If you get the chance to take a look at the connection time from the GPRS connection, it is still there and counting up, but the appliction can`t use it anymore.
In the log you find:
at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.finishGetResponse()
at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()
Several test where the appliction sends all the data over wlan were successfully, but i have to send it with GPRS. So problem should be the GPRS connection or the GSM modul in the phone.
Has anybody made an similar experience or have an workaround?
mis
Resently I noticed that the time needed to connect to a remote server is getting bigger and bigger. I made an application that measures the time from sending a request to and getting a response from the server.
About 6 months ago I made a hard reset. At that time the server response took only 12 seconds, after 4 months it was 40 seconds. One month ago it was 55 seconds and now it is 65 seconds. I connect via gprs or 3G+, in both cases same result. I alwas use the same application that connects to the server.
The same situation is if I want to see www pages. No matter if I use IE or Opera browser and switch between http or socket connection. When I type the url address and click connect, approx. the first 50 seconds - nothing is happening, then an indication of data connection pops up at the top and the page is opening. After that when I connect to any different url address, the page opens very quickly.
I tried to delete cookies, temp files but with no effect. Something is apparently growing up in my device but don't know what. The time to connect for the first time is getting longer and longer/
My device is Acer DX900 with WM6.5.
I don't want to make a hard reset again. All advices are wellcome.
Hi all,
I noticed a weird problem after I installed the latest Marshmallow update on my N910F. The WiFi will not connect as soon as I'm in range anymore, but it will connect immediately when I switch on the display.
I noticed the behavior because I configured a Tasker task that will wake up my PC as soon as I connect to my home WiFi. The last two days I noticed my PC was off when I came home so I switched on my phone and saw that the WiFi was not connected, I was home for 10-15 Minutes. A view seconds later after I switched on the display WiFi started to connect (and my PC also woke up because of my Tasker task).
Once the WiFi connection is established it will stay stable - I checked my router logs, so turning off the display will not disconnect the WiFi. Of course I set my WiFi to stay connected in standby.
Has anyone experienced a similar problem?
I was having issue not this kind but whenever i diconnect to my wifi and then again teconnect it again it takes time to surfing the internet about 2 minutes.when i open browser and any site it first shows connection time out then i have to wait 1-2 minutes then it loads the site.i dont know i have noticed new settings under development setting there is network setting in there there are lots of option.one option is connect to lollipop dhcp .i tried to check and uncheck that also but didnt work out.
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Today it did not switch on my display when I came home but waited to see how long it would take my Note 4 to connect to my WiFi. After 25 Minutes it connected. I wonder if this is some "doze" feature.
Hey there,
got some massive Troubles with my S7 Edge and our Company WLAN. (MAC protected, WPA2-PSK, SSID hidden) - bintec APs.
Sometimes it takes 2-3 Minutes for the Phone to connect to the WLAN - sometimes it takes an Hour or more to get connected.
Within the AP Logs I can see that the Phone authenticates itself - but drops out about 30 Seconds later because of "Reason 6" - "Class 2 frame received from nonauthenticated STA" - See Screenshot:
android-hilfe.de/attachments/s7-jpg.517167/ (I'm not allowed to link this IMG as I'm on a new account ...)
Unfortunately I'm out of ideas what I can do to get rid of this Problem - and I hope someone here got an idea what's causing the Reason 6 con-lost?
thx
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner