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This morning we had a brief power outage (about a second). Since then, nothing can connect to the 2.4GHz network. Now the 5GHz network works just fine, however we have some smart home equipment (lights, outlets, etc...) that can only connect to the 2.4GHz network. I have verified repeatedly that ...
I am having the same problem. I have recently purchased an Arris SBG10 and cannot connect my 55” Vizio tv to my network. It is asking for a WPA2 passphrase. This is not the same as my Wi-Fi password. My tv connected just fine when i was using my old modem and router units. Please help! I’m tired of watching tv on my IPad.
Set up the N600 on Friday and all went smooth . Entered a unique passphrase and the encryption is WPA2-PSK I believe. After setup my macs fly but the Kindle problem and Dell issue presented themselves. Neither device will accept the passphrase as both want WEP code.
The password might be located on the gateway or router itself. Check the bottom too. Also; pushing the WPS button will normally give you about 30 seconds to connect without entering a password.
Asking for wpa2 password after factory reset I logged into my Netgear R7000 with the only intention of changing the passwords for both my 2.4G and 5G bands, to the same thing of course just more encrypted because I'm in the middle of a metropolitan area.
Hi Hope this is the right forum! Does anybody know why I can set the WPA2-PSK[AES] Passphrase to something that contains two consecutive bar pipes i.e. "||" on the WAC124 — AC2000 Dual Band 4x4 Wireless Access Point? When I do I get the attached result :
Solved: I cannot connect my HP Laser Jet 475 printer to my Access Point. It shows the SSID but refuses to WPA Passphrase.
3. To change your Security Mode, select Edit next to Security Mode, then select your WPA2 mode. 4. Once your desired option is selected, hit Save Settings and you should be all set. Let us know if this helped, we want to make sure you get the support you need!
How do I find my WPA2 Password?
In the Wireless tab, there is the Passphrase field under Security Options (WPA2-PSK), where I have my current password to access my Wifi. My question is, what is the difference between the two? I tried setting a username and password for the Internet login, thinking it was added security, but after applying, it locked me out of my internet.