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Originally Posted by Foxbat121
Make sure your wi-fi is connected before start IE. The wi-fi icon should have two arrows on it. Wait for the arrows to stop moving.
Also, make sure on your connection settings, there is no proxy server configured. |
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Originally Posted by c8r9x
theres no proxy set, and the arrows never stop even when WiFi is available.
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Originally Posted by Foxbat121
That means your Wi-Fi can not connect. Period. You need to diagnose why your Wi-Fi can not connect. You can open wi-fi setting in Comm Manager and see how is your wi-fi connecting.
Wi-fi is not something that can magically automatic connect to any wi-fi AP. You need set quite a few things to make it connect. |
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