A10t s wifi is automatically turned off

Dear Taipower users: Hello, I suggest you upgrade the firmware.

1. You can go to Taipower's official **.

2. Open the upgrade tutorial, there will be a detailed process, please follow the upgrade tutorial prompts.

3. If you still don't understand, it is recommended to call Taipower technical support**020-38731788.

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Wireless Internet access: 1. Wifi Internet access, you need a wireless router, and then set it to dynamic IP; automatic dialing; The channel is changed to 11 or less.

2, the section does not need to set this party the same, if you set it up to restore to factory settings, please, (with android as an example) settings - backup and reset - factory reset - reset tablet - erase all content.

3. After the connection can be connected, turn on the wifi network, even if it is not on the Internet, it is recommended to change the channel, then restart the router and try again.

Reboot and give it a try, usually just a few more reboots.

It is also possible that there is a vulnerability in the Wi-Fi function of the phone itself.

lz, according to your description, it won't be a problem with the settings, but with the hardware.

It may be that you have bought a parallel cargo machine, a refurbished machine, or a high-imitation machine.

The problem with the phone should be.

It may be that the wifi is not set up clearly.

The same goes for my i5. It's good to go under the firmware upgrade.

System problems, restart the machine first to try, if it doesn't work, you have to flash the machine.

= =。。Your 360 mobile guard is set up, right??? Or other security software sets the lock screen to automatically turn off wifi... Some phones also have it in their settings.

Is it between the phone and the router? Or is it between a computer and a router? Or is it between a phone and a computer?

Restart and try. Flash again, and then not recover.

Can you elaborate on that? What signal are you connected to? Unicom or Telecom wifi signal?? Or is it a signal for wireless routing??

The one that enters the sleep state should be set in the power-saving mode, and the software that saves the power of the snack should have this setting.