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Connected tablet but without internet

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jeannets Posted messages 28440 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   -

Hello,

Here is my problem. I have a D-Link DIR-605L router and a Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet. When I connect my tablet to the router's Wi-Fi, it shows "Connected without Internet," while when I connect my PC to the same Wi-Fi, it is connected to the Internet. I have tried everything on the tablet's side (restarting, resetting network settings, ...).

If you have a solution to provide me, it would be of great help.

Have a nice day

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    jeannets Posted messages 28440 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassador 6 610
     

    Hello,

    It's because your tablet is receiving the Wifi from your Dlink... But then, it doesn't go any further and doesn't connect to the Web...

    I'm surprised to see that it's not working anymore..?? implying that it must have worked not long ago..?

    Try going into your tablet's settings... on your connection, which is wifi, I suppose, then "advanced" or connection settings... then DNS1 and DNS2 and enter these values: 208.67.222.222 | 208.67.220.220 respectively. validate and restart.

    You can also set everything to automatic...

    There may be other reasons..??? for example, your tablet may very well be forbidden to connect or blocked by a firewall, etc.. etc..

    What is your internet provider..? what is the model of your BOX..? Are you not on smartphone sharing..??

    Normally the setup is easy using the WPS of your BOX...

    or your tablet may not support the advanced standard of this D-link..?? whereas the PC does.

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    1. Mathis_Biaujout
       

      Hello Jeannets,

      The problem was with the network to which my router was connected. My PC has permission to connect to the internet via this network, but my tablet does not.

      Thank you for the help.

      Have a great day.

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  2. jeannets Posted messages 28440 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassador 6 610
     

    If the issue is resolved this way and it works, all the better...

    However, I don't understand your story about the network that allows or disallows certain connections... especially with your Dlink, are you in a campsite or a residence and therefore not in control of your connection...?

    I would like to understand...? If possible.

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