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Its a Microsoft Broadband Networking base station Model MN-700
This is a discussion on Droid x ( connects to router but doesnt do anything on web pages or work at all) help within the Droid X Rescue Squad forums, part of the Droid X Discussion category; Its a Microsoft Broadband Networking base station Model MN-700...
Its a Microsoft Broadband Networking base station Model MN-700
Do you have the latest GB update?
Try forgetting the network and then re-entering the password for the network.
Also, do you know if your wireless is using WEP or WPA for the password encryption?
Try removing the wireless password from the router and see if it will connect to the open network.
EDIT:: After doing some searching, came across this thread here.
The Gingerbread update did improve wireless security with the Droid X. So, what ever encryption is, the DX don't like it. Also, if it is a WEP password, and the password is less than 10 characters, I do not think it will connect to DX.
You need to get inside your router and read me off all of your wireless properties.
Its a compatibility issue with the router and the DX. Your DX is not faulty.
Last edited by macpro88; 10-12-2011 at 02:13 PM.
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Ok I do know that the router isnt password protected I tried it with WEP and had to make like a 26 letter password, tried that, didnt work. I can access the site for my router settings, what else should i do? Like i said, it used to work fine with this router, than just stopped idk why.
Try changing the wireless security to WPA and make sure the password is 10 characters or longer. Then on your droid x forget the network, then reconnect with the new password.Originally Posted by GGG123
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Ok tried that, now its just stuck on "obtaining Ip Address" on the droid :/
Even when you had NO password set for your network the X still would not connect to it?
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Sometimes it will connect and not do anything on the droid, and sometimes it will just say obtaining ip address, any other ideas??
How about resetting the router?
And always remember to read, read, read, and read some more!
I reset it on the actual router itself and on the site of the router, still nothinglike i said my other laptops and stuff connect fine to it.
Got it. Try this. In the Market there is an app called "WiFi Analyzer." Forget the network you are on, then open the app and connect to it via the app. It will ask to download the connections library, do so, then go ahead and try and connect to it.
And always remember to read, read, read, and read some more!
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