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10-15-2016 05:46 PM
Brand new laptop while in the first configuration setup can't connect to any of my 3 WiFi routers - it connect only to either a shared Wifi connection with Iphone or Ipad. Then after passing through the initial Windows 10 configuration i went back resetting all routers and trying the first and the second. The laptop connect and connection is secured but no internet. While looking at IPCONFIG i notice that everytime the laptop does an autoconfigurated IP adress of course non routable on my network. Exactlky like if DHCP messages from the routers are corrupt. But the laptop connect very well if i remove the security on any router.
I updated the Intel wireless driver to the last version.
Prefered wireless router is a DLINK 611 in WPA2 and the other is a Bell router in WPA2-PSK
This problem is driving me nuts... someone has a clue ?
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10-18-2016 10:33 AM
Hi @Northcaptain,
Welcome to the HP Forum! 🙂 I am pleased that you have become a HP Forum member. It is such a wonderful site to find answers and tips. Here is a link to guide you to having the most rewarding experience and answer any concerns about posting: First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More
I understand that on the initial setup you were unable to connect to your home network. You were able to connect to a shared connection on the iPhone or iPad. Once the setup was complete, you restarted all the routers and were able to connect to the first and second router but the connection was limited. Please review this post by @Great-DeKu Tree Common fixes for wireless connectivity issues Please let me know the results..
If this has helped you to resolve the issue, please click on "Accept as Solution" on said post. To show that you 'like', or are thankful for my post, kindly click the “Thumbs Up” below. If there is anything else I can do to help, please be sure to let me know!
10-18-2016 10:33 AM
Hi @Northcaptain,
Welcome to the HP Forum! 🙂 I am pleased that you have become a HP Forum member. It is such a wonderful site to find answers and tips. Here is a link to guide you to having the most rewarding experience and answer any concerns about posting: First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More
I understand that on the initial setup you were unable to connect to your home network. You were able to connect to a shared connection on the iPhone or iPad. Once the setup was complete, you restarted all the routers and were able to connect to the first and second router but the connection was limited. Please review this post by @Great-DeKu Tree Common fixes for wireless connectivity issues Please let me know the results..
If this has helped you to resolve the issue, please click on "Accept as Solution" on said post. To show that you 'like', or are thankful for my post, kindly click the “Thumbs Up” below. If there is anything else I can do to help, please be sure to let me know!
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