poor super padIII

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  1. Sep 22, 2011 #1
    drive21

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    it wont connect to wifi router with wpa/wpa2
    those anyone konw what to do to fix it ?
    i see there are many pepole have this problem .
    but no one have a real solution .

    thank you for your help

    eric
     
  2. Sep 22, 2011 #2
    Spider

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    Try WEP and/or a router channel lower than 11. Sometimes that works.
     
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    it is on channel 6
    my router has only wpa/wpa2 .
    if the seller replace the tablet it will be working or all of them is the same ?
     
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    i change the net conect in the router to 802.11 b/g and solve the problem like magic with wpa/wpa2 no more problem .
     
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    Congratulations, glad to hear you got it working.:)
     
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    How did you do that??
     
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    In the configuration of the router, you can turn off "n" speed negotiations, which the tablet goes nut-so when it encounters it.
     
  8. Nov 29, 2011 #8
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    I'm sorry to be such a dummy about this but how do you change "N" speed of the router?
     
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    My friend,
    When you configure the wireless router publicly for the firsttime, the equipment usually copies the Mac Address of your computer to send signals only to him.
    Thus, to get your tablet can receive the signal, you will haveto enter the configurarções router and include the MacAddress of the tablet.
    There is no secret, simple, is not a problem with WPA or WEP security.
    Big hug from a friend in Brazil.
     
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    My friend,
    When you configure the wireless router publicly for the first time, the equipment usually copies the Mac Address of your computer to send signals only to him.
    Thus, to get your tablet can receive the signal, you will need to enter the program and include the router's MAC address of the tablet.
    There is no secret, simple, is not a problem with WPA or WEP security.
    Big hug from a friend in Brazil.
     

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