128 bit WEP is 26 hex digits, (13 bytes).
My droid works fine on my own WPA2 network (Linksys router running DD-WRT). Haven't tried it with WEP, but WEP is kind of old and unused now.
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WiFi issue
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128 bit WEP is 26 hex digits, (13 bytes).
My droid works fine on my own WPA2 network (Linksys router running DD-WRT). Haven't tried it with WEP, but WEP is kind of old and unused now.
boatman2220
Member
Here's what I had to do one time to my nephew's Droid. It remembered the connection but would not connect. I removed the connection, rebooted the phone,let it find the wifi then made a new connection. It's been working fine since then. Always remembers and reconnects to it.
droidoesall
Member
I had a similar problem when connecting my droid to my router that was encrypted with wpa2. i didnt wana use wep cuz its not to secure and my neighbor who is a good friend of mine always hacks in to my stuff and messes around with me just for ****s and giggles. so i jst hide my ssid and have an open network. and now its been working for about a week now. no problems and my neighbor cant find it...yyyaaayyyyy. btw my ssid is "wehearyouf***ing" lol
Willyammer
Member
Thanks for the helpful information :icon_ devil:... Most of us have had it working at one time. The resolution we need is to get it working once it stops.
Willyammer
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Laurence5905
Member
The only major problem I've had with WiFi is that I had to re-enable SSID-broadcast on my Router. I had it turned off, and even when I manually entered my SSID, the Droid just refused to connect to it.
Re-enabled SSID, rebooted the Droid, let it find the connection itself, entered my WPA2/PSK key (LONG key there!) and it's been perfect ever since. This was on Nov. 7th or 8th, a day or two after I got the Droid.
Oddly enough, my network shows up twice in the list of networks available -- once as unsecured, not in range; and once as WPA2-secured, in range. But it always automatically connects to the secured, in-range one... I haven't messed with it at all (trying to remove the unsecured out-of-range listing of my network, for example) because I'm afraid to mess up WiFi on my Droid. After reading about all the WiFi problems out there, I'm not going to risk being locked out of my home WiFi network by making changes -- it works now, so I'm not messing with it!
Re-enabled SSID, rebooted the Droid, let it find the connection itself, entered my WPA2/PSK key (LONG key there!) and it's been perfect ever since. This was on Nov. 7th or 8th, a day or two after I got the Droid.
Oddly enough, my network shows up twice in the list of networks available -- once as unsecured, not in range; and once as WPA2-secured, in range. But it always automatically connects to the secured, in-range one... I haven't messed with it at all (trying to remove the unsecured out-of-range listing of my network, for example) because I'm afraid to mess up WiFi on my Droid. After reading about all the WiFi problems out there, I'm not going to risk being locked out of my home WiFi network by making changes -- it works now, so I'm not messing with it!
boatman2220
Member
Glad I could help. It's like other things that I've run into at times, just delete it and reinstall, then reboot. Sometimes a pain but it works more than not.
The issue is definitely not you being a dumbass.
https://supportforums.motorola.com/...32B2B81F94D6F4C3DD77.node0?start=720&tstart=0
That thread wouldn't be 50 pages long if the problem was unique to you or your equipment.
boatman2220
Member
Try this, ( just a shot in the dark ) Unplug the router, Delete the connection on the Phone, Restart the router, Reboot the phone, see if it finds it then.