Problem to open wifi

hi i want to open my iphone 4s wifi problem i want to open my wifi is not working is not opening i think the problem is in the new ios can some one tell me what can i do for this thanks ...

Hi khan hussain,
Try updating to iOS 7.1 to see if that helps, but if you dont want to update, try and hold the home and the power buttons for 5-10 seconds and see if that helps.
Hope this helps. :-)

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Problems with open wifi / redirect

Hello everyone,
I recently bought a Playbook and have some problems connecting to a hotspot. I'm studying abroad and living on the campus area, which means i can only use the wifi of the university. It is an open wifi / hotspot and after connecting one should normaly get redirected to the login page.
Here's the problem:
after connecting, i keep on getting the message "couldn't resolve hostname".
I searched for hours now but nothing seems to work for me. Disabled pop-up blocker, set private browsing off, nothing helped. Anyone got some hints what else i could try? Seems weird, as i can connect using my laptop and see all the network information (DNS, Gateway, ...) and i got the same settings on the PB (checked it @ wifi status).
whatever i try, I cant get to the login screen (tryed everything i found in forums: typed DNS adress in browser -> nothing, typed the adress of the login page when connecting my laptop -> same error)
Any idea what else to try?
(This problem is realy annoying, as i cant access AppWorld without the Wifi - not via tithering and not using my laptop as i'd need a BB smartphone to do so [this issue exists for a year now and hasnt been fixed - am i the only one having a PB but no BB phone?!^^])
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
also removed wifi settings several times, restarted tablet several times, ... :-(

I had similar issue at a hotel, I deleted teh wifi setting on playbook for it
Made a new one, connected to wifi and waited 2 min so it showed green connection, then went to browser and agreed to terms, waited a min and got the couldn't resolve hostname. So i tapped on bing in browser about ten times and got connected for the rest of the day.
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Hello I have a problem with a Wifi Survey app, this app is from Access Agility, however this app was working fine, but without advise stop of working, I tried to open again, but app be close after few seconds.

Hello I have a problem with a Wifi Survey app, this app is from Access Agility, however this app was working fine, but without advise stop of working, I tried to open again, but app be close after few seconds. Every time that I tried to open it, in diagnostic and use create some files, in special one named LatestCrash-WifiSurvey.plist, this one generate an incident identifier E73B0164-CDFA-4E9E-839E-A0C021BD17A2, but this incident identifier change every time that I tried to open, the last incident identifier is: DE600EB3-AB57-4C33-8DE8-71F6788A7441.
After of it, I checked that the app had a new version available for downloading, I took a backup of my ipad and then upgrade this app, but is the same problem, all I want is to save the projects I had in this app, I´m afraid that if I delete this app and re-install it, probably I loss my projects.
Thanks for your help indicating how I can save my projects and see them for example in an iphone for assurance that data is not lost.
Something that called my attention is part of the log that shows a big CPU processing, but the strange thing is I killed all applications.
Incident Identifier: E73B0164-CDFA-4E9E-839E-A0C021BD17A2
CrashReporter Key:   ed0ca1405ce83d4f80cb3cce063d7248d7b76e91
Hardware Model:      iPad2,5
Process:         WifiSurvey [139]
Path:            /var/mobile/Applications/1BEEE35A-85FC-4BE4-B62A-39A930CB3CE2/WifiSurvey.app/Wi fiSurvey
Identifier:      WifiSurvey
Version:         ??? (???)
Code Type:       ARM (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [1]
Date/Time:       2013-08-08 19:01:13.476 -0500
OS Version:      iOS 6.1.3 (10B329)
Report Version: 104
Exception Type: 00000020
Exception Codes: 0x000000008badf00d
Highlighted Thread: 0
Application Specific Information:
com.accessagility.wifisurvey failed to launch in time
Elapsed total CPU time (seconds): 20.990 (user 20.990, system 0.000), 52% CPU
Elapsed application CPU time (seconds): 19.954, 50% CPU

See:
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Contact the developer/go to their support site if only one app.
Restore from backup. See:
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Open wifi in hotels

Hi
I have 2 playbooks that we're trying to use in a hotel.
the problem we seem to have is this - the wifi is open and gives you access when you enter the code on the first web page you see - which is pushed at you byt the hotel servers.
Problem is that the playbook hangs on obtaining IP address
I have a friend who is there now with that problem - what she has done is to link her iphone then tether the playbook to the iphone
A bit odd...

I discovered that if I was having difficulty getting the hot spot login page, I had to disable Bluetooth on the the Playbook. I think it knew it was having problems connecting via WiFi, so it tried to run out the Bridge connection.

My iPhone 5 is experiencing problems with the Wifi at home. It shows that it is connected to the wifi but anything that uses wifi doesn't load. The wifi works sometimes however but this is rare. How do I fix this?

My iPhone 5 is experiencing problems with the Wifi at home. It shows that it is connected to the wifi but anything that uses wifi (apps etc) doesn't load content and just looks like it's loading forever but nothing ever comes. However the wifi and wifi/internet dependant apps work sometimes but it's rare. How do I fix this?

Back up all data.
Unlock the Network preference pane, if necessary, by clicking the lock icon in the lower left corner and entering your password. Cllck Advanced, open the DNS tab, and change the server addresses to the following:
          8.8.8.8
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IPod touch won't connect to an open WiFi Network

I am trying to help my cousin with a issue on his brand new iPod touch 32 GB. He was having issues with 3.0 and is now having the same issues with 4.0. The issue is that when you go to the network settings to connect to a open network it will show the correct network and let you seem like it is connecting, but the WiFi symbol will not show up in the top right of the iPod. If you go back to the WiFi setting the name of the network will change at random to strange names, for example the name of the network is Netgear and it will change to Nutgear and a bunch of other strange names. It has also done this with open WiFi networks at Starbucks, B&N etc. My iPhone works perfectly on the same networks. I have tried everything listed here: http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1398 Any ideas?

Welcome to Apple Discussions. In the future, you might want to post questions like you have as a new post as we like discussions to stay on topic where possible. However, having said all of that, I'm happy to try and help you fix your problem.
WiFi problems are not the easiest to fix as there is usually a lot of information missing in user questions - like router make/model, encryption used, whether or not you have chosen to hide your network name, etc. So, instead of a specific answer, I'm going to give you the general instructions that fix most WiFi problems.
1. Reboot your router (just unplug the power cord)
2. Reset the touch network settings - tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
3. When the touch restarts, tap Settings > WiFi > Other and re-enter your network name, security, and network password.
If you continue to have problems, you can find more tips here: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398
If you need to repost, please start a new discussion and I would go further an suggest you do it in the iPod touch > Using iPod touch group where it will get more visibility.

Problem with public WiFi requiring disclaimer on iPhone 5

My iPhone has a problem with public WiFi networks that require you to hit the button accepting a disclaimer before you can browse on the Internet. When I click on the network the Log In header pops up but eventually times out with an "Error Opening Page".
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It sounds like you are pressing your Sleep/Wake button and the phone is taking a screenshot. I recommend starting by closing all the running apps on the phone:
iOS: Force an app to close
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5137
Double-click the Home button.
Swipe left or right until you have located the app you wish to close.
Swipe the app up to close it.
When you have done that and restart the phone and test the issue again:
iOS: Turning off and on (restarting) and resetting
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
If it persists, I would next backup your device to iTunes with this article:
iOS: How to back up and restore your content
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766
And restore it from your backup with this article:
Use iTunes to restore your iOS device to factory settings
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1414
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MacBook refuses to connect to Open Wifi at University

I think I have a really bizarre problem.
Normally, wireless performance with my black MacBook has been great. I can connect to my home WiFi point (with WEP), and other open wifi points (i.e. libraries, coffee houses, even Apple Stores.) But an issue occurs when I try to connect to my university's wifi network. It is fully open, with no encryption, so I don't think that is the problem.
What happens is this: The MacBook gets the IP address from the network, gets the subnet mask, but absolutely refuses to get the IP address from the router; it constantly times out. At first I thought it was just a Mac thing (we are primarily a windows based school, at least in the labs) But I see other MacBook and MacBook Pro users connecting to the network no problems. I asked the IT department and they are just as confused as me.
I reinstalled OS X, thinking that it was some issue with the old data that I transferred over from my powerbook, but it still performs the same way.
...In fact, I was never able to get my 12" powerbook to connect either.
Does anyone have any idea what the heck is going on?
Regards,
Anthony

This may be better answered in a Windows compatibility forum. I've requested it be moved there.

I have a problem when opening a profile on Facebook. when I open the main page and facebook all ok but when I try to open your Firefox profile my block! what the problem ????? before me it was happening but now when I installed Firefox 4

I have a problem when opening a profile on Facebook. when I open the main page and facebook all ok but when I try to open your Firefox profile my block! what the problem ????? before me it was happening but now when I installed Firefox 4

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Since the signal emanates outwards in a sphere, your supposed to place the wireless router in a central location in the building so it covers all areas.
The power of the router also has a affect, if your router is old or something not that powerful like a Airport Express, it doesn't have the ability to filter out other signals or enough punch to get through walls etc. or cover a large area as effectively.
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I cannot access to open wifi netowrks from my ipod!

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--R.M.

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Messages captured on open wifi-any protection, do I need a VPN?

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How do i stop it from connecting to every open wifi within range?

i use wifi at home. that's it. i don't like connecting to foreign wifi connections. the galaxy s3 is set up to connect to any open wifi connection it sees. i was turning the corner on my street this evening and my phone connected to the house on the corners wifi. then a second later as i was driving away it went out of range. then it takes minutes to connect back to 4g. i can't find a setting to change this.

The problem is not that it finds available networks per se. After you set up a connection to your home wifi you select remember this connection. This way when you come home it will auto connect.
Because your phone is finding available networks does not mean your on them. If your neighbor is running an open wifi network they deserve what they get when its hacked into.
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I recently upgraded to Lion, and immediately started having consistent problems with Open Office 12 (would hang, and need a Force quit to recover). Has anybody else seen these problems? Any solutions other than going back to Snow Leopard? (I did). But I'd like to use iCloud with iPad.

Hi Pete. The repair of disk permissions can help resolve any application crashing or misbehaving.
As for Lion and the two camps, I think that is a reasonable observation. In my office we have about a dozen Mac's and about one third of those Mac's had problems after updating from 10.6 to 10.7. The main problem for these Mac's was a loss of wifi stability. But for the other two-thirds, Lion was a smooth transition.
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How to create open wifi under domain.

If you want the users to have access to the corporate network/domain they need to be on the same network or have routes between the network allowing access.
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Hello all,
I want to create an open WiFi in my office,for mobile. But as the whole network is under domain. So if i connect to the network by WiFi, it getting connected, but as the mobile is not an domain user,it not getting the internet from office WiFi. how to solve the problem & connect my mobile to office wifi
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TS4006 i am having problems connecting to wifi at home , i want to do a master reset but cant save to icloud without using wifi ?? any ideas ??

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If you can't perform an iCloud backup (which requires wifi), back up to your computer with iTunes. Connect your phone to your computer, open iTunes, click on the name of your phone in iTunes, go to the Summary tab of your iTunes sync settings and click Back Up Now.
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