02-07-2008, 08:41 PM
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| When you go to manage connections, uncheck Mobile Network and only check Wi-Fi. This will ensure you're only using UMA. Then do a wifi scan from "Set Up Wifi Network" and see if it finds your network. If it does and connects, give it a minute or so to get on UMA. If it doesn't get on UMA, and you're network shows SOS or OFF (because the mobile network is turned off), get on a computer and make sure you have internet connectivity. I'm assuming your internet is up and running since you were able to post your question (but double check). Is your computer hard wired to your router via ethernet or are you on wireless? If your computer is via ethernet, something could be going on with the wireless component of your router. |
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