Ipod touch wifi network

User profile for user: M3dik M3dik. It worked on my old iBook G3 when I added it to my home network. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: luvlabs luvlabs. WEP is interpreted differently by Apple devices then Windows devices which leads to a basic conflict. You can get it to work with a password if you set your 64 bit password to exactly 5 characters or your bit password to 13 characters.

The alternative is to open up your router control panel and copy down the hexadecimal code your router generated in response to the password you use. On your touch, use that hex code instead of the password when logging in.

I would also make sure your router's firmware is up to date. User profile for user: Rick Bolan Rick Bolan. Sep 14, PM in response to luvlabs In response to luvlabs Had the identical issues prior to 3.

I was being prompted for passwords on wireless networks that didn't have them, and it absolutely refused to connect to my WEP enabled network at home. User profile for user: Uitlander Uitlander. New ipod touch 2G bought last month , upgraded to 3.

I don't seem to be able to restore to 3. I've been to the local apple store where the 'concierge' demonstrated that it could connect fine to unsecure wifi, and then suggested that I and my employer should remove the security from our wifi as it was the 'security' that was the problem. I have asked for help in rolling it back to 3. User profile for user: Bink Bink. Sep 20, PM in response to Uitlander In response to Uitlander I've got a similar problem, been connected before and never had a problem before.

Now it won't connect - i've tried to "Forget Network" and reconnect but hasn't worked. I don't want to switch off security - anyone got any ideas? User profile for user: lcnewman lcnewman.

I am running a 2G with the 3. I have a Dlink router whose firmware I just updated last night and have WAP security with a 12 character password. I cannot connect my iPod to the network at all. I tried some free access points on Saturday to no avail as well. I lost my signal on Wednesday night soemtime overnight as I was reading e-mails before bed then it was gone when I woke up. I can pick up the signals from other routers in the neighbourhood.

It will not connect to mine, though. I have cycled then reset the router, reset the iPod and still nothing. I Have removed the security on the router to see if it will connect and it still won't connect even though the DNS addy is correct.

If prompted, enter a user name and password, enter an email address, or acknowledge terms and conditions. If you cancel before you log in to the network When you tap Cancel on the login screen, you disassociate the device from the captive Wi-Fi network.

You can choose one of these options: Without Internet dismisses the Welcome screen and turns off Auto-Login for the network. It keeps your device associated with the network and allows you to use the network in other ways. Other Network dismisses the Welcome screen and disassociates your device from the network. It returns you to the Wi-Fi Settings screen where you can choose a different network. Cancel returns you to the Welcome screen.

Join Wi-Fi networks automatically Your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch can remember network and login information so that you can automatically reconnect to that network when you're in range. Tap next to the network name. Make sure that Auto-Join is on.

Published Date: February 27, Yes No. Rehana Jacquot Pundit. To delete a saved Wifi network from your phone or tablet, all you need to do is go to the Wifi section of your settings menu. Find the network you want to get rid of.

Long press it, then chose " Forget. Benedict Hasslein Pundit. Why do I have a hidden network on my wifi? Because a hidden network doesn't broadcast,your PC can 't find it, so the network has to findyour PC. For this to happen, your PC must broadcast both the nameof the network it's looking for and its ownname. Artemisa Vienne Pundit. How do I remove a hidden network? ClickView, and then click Show Hidden Devices.

Expand the Network Adapters tree. Right-click the dimmed network adapter, and then click Uninstall. Imene Ballhause Teacher. This profile is responsible for holdingthe network name SSID the password key PSK and other security information necessary for connecting to thewireless network. Anicuta Mohamedi Teacher.

Now refresh the network list and connect again. Juli El Hamidi Teacher. Will resetting network settings delete anything iPhone? By using the reset network settings , an effectiveoption to solve network related issues, you can fixall these problems by simply resetting the networksettings of your iPhone as it will clear all the network settings , current cellular network settings ,saved Wi-Fi network settings , Wi-Fi passwords, and VPN settings.

Mika Rieff Teacher. How do I see all the WiFi networks on my iPhone? Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device willautomatically search for available Wi-Fi networks. Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want tojoin. Jarod Lohanov Reviewer. How do I rejoin WiFi on my iPhone? Here's how to manually enter your Wi-Fi network. Open the Settings app. Select Wi-Fi. Tap Other Enter the exacty name of the network spaces, numbers, andcapitalization. Enter in the network password, if applicable.

Press Join. Abdelouahed Dautov Reviewer. How do I delete a wireless network from my iPhone 7? Tap the Info icon. This is located next to the connectednetwork indicated by a checkmark. Tap Forget this Network. Tap Forget. Salem Sime Reviewer. How do I find my network password on my iPhone?

All Wi-Fi routers let you log into them to check and changesettings like the password, assuming you have the right usernameand password.