Connecting to the wireless network always times out.

1. Switch the phone and wireless device again.

2. Long press and hold the network name-select Forgotten, turn on the mobile phone wlan, and search for a signal connection attempt.

3. If conditions permit, will this happen when switching to another router or trying to connect wirelessly?

4. Back up mobile phone data (phone book, SMS, multimedia files, etc.). ) and restore the factory settings.

1, WAN port settings in Network Parameters, please select the correct WAN port connection type. For broadband, it is usually PPPoE dialing, as well as other dynamic IP and static IP. If you choose the wrong one, you cannot connect. If you are not sure what your home is like, please call the broadband company to ask.

2. In "WAN Port Settings" in "Network Parameters", please fill in the Internet account and password (broadband password) correctly (if you forget it, please contact the broadband company for the password). Please note that you didn't set this password yourself, but the broadband company gave it to you when you bought broadband. If this is wrong, you can connect to the router, but you can't surf the Internet normally (the common feature is that all IP addresses are 0.0.0.0).

3. In the Basic Settings of Wireless Parameters, please enter a name (the default name before changing) after the SSID number, which will become the new name of your wireless router. When you use your laptop or mobile phone to search for wireless networks, you can use this name to determine which is your wireless router. Note: Do not use Chinese for this SSID, because many mobile phones do not support searching for Chinese SSIDs. Please try to use English or digital format.

4. In Basic Settings of Wireless Parameters, select the check box in front of Open Security Settings.

Select "WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK" as the security type. For the security option, select Automatic Selection. AES is selected as the encryption method. Enter the password you want to set in the box under PSK password. This password will be the password when you connect to the router. If you don't set this password, then anyone (provided that you can search your network signal, such as your neighbor) can connect to your wireless router to surf the Internet, which is called "surfing the Internet", which will affect your network speed. If you forget this password, you can reset it in the wireless parameters.