I have both a new Motorola Xoom WiFi Only Tablet and a new HTC Wildfire Phone. The phone is to be changed to an HTC Aria as soon as AT&T takes over as the sole provider in my area this month.
I have what may be an Android problem as both my new Motorola Xoom WiFi Only Tablet and a new HTC Wildfire Phone will not allow me to connect to my existing home network WiFi which has WPA/WPA2 PSK Security. My Network SSID is immediately found when I turn on WiFi but while trying to connect I?m only asked to input my Password but nowhere can I find a way to input my Registration Key. No matter what I try on either device I cannot Connect the WiFi.
I?ve got Desktop and multiple LapTop Computers operating on Windows XP Pro and Windows 7 Pro that give me the option of inputting the Registration Key and they all work fine connected to my home network.
Why won?t Android allow me to connect to my home network utilizing my existing WPA/WPA2 PSK Security?
Jim
I have what may be an Android problem as both my new Motorola Xoom WiFi Only Tablet and a new HTC Wildfire Phone will not allow me to connect to my existing home network WiFi which has WPA/WPA2 PSK Security. My Network SSID is immediately found when I turn on WiFi but while trying to connect I?m only asked to input my Password but nowhere can I find a way to input my Registration Key. No matter what I try on either device I cannot Connect the WiFi.
I?ve got Desktop and multiple LapTop Computers operating on Windows XP Pro and Windows 7 Pro that give me the option of inputting the Registration Key and they all work fine connected to my home network.
Why won?t Android allow me to connect to my home network utilizing my existing WPA/WPA2 PSK Security?
Jim