How do you get rid of the Samsung S5 WiFi login prompt? I can t get 20 off in the notification bar

Hello dear Samsung users:

It is recommended that you:1Turn on the wireless signal of the wireless router and make sure that the router network function is normal, and the router connection password is at least 8 digits.

2.Connect the router with another device to see if it is normal.

3.If you can connect before, but now the connection fails, it is recommended to forget the network and reconnect, operation: Settings - WLAN settings - click and hold the name of the network to be deleted - forget to delete the network.

4.An attempt was made to replace the static IP address. Method: Settings - WLAN - Search for the network to be connected - Select the network to be connected - Show advanced options - Check box - The default IP setting is DHCP (router automatic assignment), you can manually select it as static.

5.Restart your phone and router separately.

6.Check and confirm whether the router settings are correct according to the router manual or contact the router customer service.

7.Try it with a different wireless router.

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Hello: First of all, the phone must remain rooted;

delete and ; Restart the phone after deletion, solve it perfectly, no more**;

Other methods on the Internet are all palliative;

I have personally tested this method and have been using it, of course, it is recommended to back it up in advance;

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Hello dear Samsung users:

According to your description, this prompt may be a prompt when you disconnect from Wi-Fi, telling you that the Wi-Fi connection has been disconnected and whether to enable data to surf the Internet; It may also be that this prompt will occur when reconnecting to the Internet with data. This prompt cannot be canceled.

If this prompt keeps appearing in other than the above situations, you can try the following:

1.Restart your phone and try it.

2.Settings - Application Manager - All - Android System Settings - Clear Data to Try.

3.Try a different SIM card.

4.Back up important data to factory settings, exclude the influence of third-party software, provide you with high-quality solutions, answer your questions attentively, and hope to get your satisfactory evaluation.

It is recommended that users do a factory reset.

The method is as follows: 1. Shut down;

2. After the phone is turned off, press and hold the phone's power button + volume up button + home button at the same time;

3. Use the volume button of the phone to select up and down, and select: wipe data factory reset;

4. Then enter this interface and select: yes;

5. Then the phone will be restored to the factory by itself;

6. After the factory reset is completed, return to this interface and select: Reboot System Now.

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Hello dear Samsung users:

Based on your description, it is recommended that you:

1.Turn your phone and wireless devices on and off again.

3.An attempt was made to replace the static IP address.

4.If possible, this is the case with a change to another router or a wireless connection attempt.

5.Back up your phone's data (book, SMS, multiple files, etc.) and restore factory settings.

If the problem persists, we recommend that you take your phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing.

You can do the following:

1.Try it after turning it back on.

2.After uninstalling the recently installed third-party software, observe and preliminarily rule out whether it is a software conflict, such as mobile phone manager, game and other software.

3.Back up your phone's data (**book, SMS, multi** and closed-beat files, etc.), and restore factory settings.

If the factory reset problem persists, we recommend that you send your phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing and further processing.