When the Apple 6 is connected to public WiFi, the password is entered correctly but it always prompt

There may be a problem that the mobile phone can connect to wifi but cannot access the Internet. Wi-Fi encryption authentication type is selected by default"Automatic", causing the problem to appear. Wi-Fi encryption authentication type is selected by default"Automatic", causing the problem to appear.

Workaround: Reset the wifi in the system settings. As shown below:

What should I do if the Apple 6 access password is correct, but it is displayed incorrectly.

The steps are as follows; Hello.

You can connect your computer and your phone.

Then try to log in on your computer and see if you can sync.

Then try it on the phone, Apple's attention to capitalization.

Connect iTunes, turn off your iPhone, press and hold the Home button and the Power Off button at the same time for 10 seconds, release the Power Off button, continue to press and hold the Home button until you see the device recognized in DFU state on the computer, after the computer prompts, release the Home button, select the recovery option button on iTunes, and click Confirm Recovery in the pop-up selection box.

3.Next, iTunes will pop up a page prompting that everything will be erased, and it will also verify the recovery with Apple servers, when the verification and extraction of files are completed, iTunes will automatically reinstall the **good firmware version for the iPhone, wait for the installation to be successful, and then reinsert the mobile phone card to activate the iPhone online.

1. First of all, in the desktop of the Apple phone, open [Settings], as shown in the figure below.

2. Then in the settings page that opens, find and click [Wi-Fi], as shown in the figure below.

3. Then, on the page that opens, click the blue icon after the corresponding [Wi-Fi].

4. Then in the source training page where you open the split, click [Ignore this network], as shown in the figure below.

5. Finally, in the open window, click [Ignore], after the operation, re-enter the wifi password to connect, and the problem will be solved.

Use a router"Lazy mode one-click setting"to configure the router Internet access parameters, and the encryption authentication method is selected by default"Automatic"If so, there may be a problem that the mobile phone can connect to wifi but cannot access the Internet. Wi-Fi encryption authentication type is selected by default"Automatic", causing the problem to appear. Wi-Fi encryption authentication type is selected by default"Automatic", causing the problem to appear.

Workaround: Reset the wifi in the system settings. As shown below:

When the Apple mobile phone is connected to wifi, it is clear that the correct password is entered, but it always prompts an error, why is this?

Hello dear, I am happy to answer the main reasons for you1The user did enter the wifi password incorrectly, so it will prompt the password is wrong, you can enter the settings of the mobile phone - wireless LAN - find the wifi signal, click to view details, and then click to ignore this network, ignore and then re-shoot the connection. 2.

It may be that there is a problem with the network settings of the mobile phone that causes the error prompt, you can enter the settings of the mobile phone - restore - reset the network settings, and then reopen the wireless LAN, search for the wifi signal, and re-enter the correct password to connect. 3.It may also be that there is a problem with the settings of the router that causes the error message to appear on the mobile phone, you can restart the router such as the exclamator to solve the problem, or restore the router to factory settings, and then reset the network parameters to solve the problem; If necessary, you can change the router to re-establish the wifi signal to the mobile phone connection.

That may be your home password, you forgot, it must be input, into said I if the password is correct, it is impossible for this situation, you either reset your home wifi password settings, and then log in.

This is not an example, I have also encountered, wifi connected well, suddenly disconnected, and then connected to show that the password is incorrect, at this time all the wifi you have connected before can no longer be connected, will show that the password is incorrect, can only restore the network settings, I have frequently had this problem in the past two days.

If you have forgotten your password or have made a mistake, you can reset the wifi password and log in.

Maybe you forgot your password and thought it was entered correctly, or that your phone's system was malfunctioning.

Go to Settings - Wi-Fi - Find your wifi - Ignore this network, restart your phone and reconnect again.

This is always the case with my Apple X, but 6s is fine, it seems that it is still a system problem.