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I can connect to public Wifi, connect just fine on networks at home but at this one location where my laptop and tablet both work fine on the network I get "connection failure" What's up?
What is the security type on this wifi router you are having trouble with?
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Do you have the ability to set the phone to 2.4ghz instead of 5ghz? Some routers still operate on a single 2.4 channel and might not be set up to run dual channel.
The OP's phone wouldn't be getting a "connection failure" error if it wasn't already seeing the router on the 2.4 GHz wifi frequency.
If the phone was only attempting to connect to 5 GHz wifi, it wouldn't be able to see the 2.4 GHz at all. Also all the public wifi hotspots I have encountered have been operating on the 2.4 GHz wifi frequencies including the free Google Wifi at Starbucks that was changed from AT&T Wifi in the last couple of years.
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Right, I can see the network but I can't connect. My old Droid had no
problem connecting with this router, my Kindle has no trouble. This is very
strange
Jim
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