After connecting the laptop and Wi-Fi settings, other devices will be connected
Hi! I recently did a laptop reinstall, then wanted to turn on the internet and installed wi-fi on the laptop. That is, when installing the network, wrote there 8-digit number, which I looked on the sticker of the router. Immediately on the laptop the internet started working, but on Android the wi-fi was disconnected. On the laptop, the Wi-Fi name used to be TP-LINK_48458, but now it’s ADMIN-PC_Network. And even if I enter the password I found in the settings, on the cellular Wi-Fi does not connect. And by the way, before wifi didn’t work, I had open access.
Response
Hi, I understood your problem. Indeed, when you connect your computer to an unconfigured router, it prompts you to set up a Wi-Fi network. Set a network name and put a password. Which you did. Windows itself set the network name “ADMIN-PC_Network”. You didn’t even enter it.
And other devices, including Android, disconnected from the network because the wi-fi settings were changed.
You need to go to the router settings through the browser, and configure the Wi-Fi network. Change the network name and password. If you want, just disable the password, make the wi-fi network open. But I don’t advise you to do that. And then already connect your devices to the new network, with a new password.
Instructions:
- Login to TP-Link settings – /tp-link/how-to-go-to-the-tp-link-router-settings/
- Setting up a wi-fi network (changing the network name) – /setting-up-wi-fi-fi-networks/setting-a-wireless-wi-fi-fi-network-on-the-tp-link-router/
- Setting a wi-fi password – /tp-link/how-to-change-or-put-a-wi-fi-password-on-the-tp-link/
I think you should be able to do this.
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