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2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) => Nexus 7 Connect (MicroUSB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, Pogo Pin) => Topic started by: JohnnyM on September 02, 2012, 05:02:44 PM
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Sorry this is rather a longwinded post, but please bear with me.
Got my second Nexus7 yesterday - the first one suffered the dead pixel issue.
When I went through the setup procedure I couldn’t log into my Google account, got the message ’Not able to establish a stable connection to the server’ despite being connected with ’excellent’ signal strength and 54Mbps speed. I tried again on a different connection, this time whizzing through the setup and all working as it should. However on going back to my own connection I was able to surf the internet, but none of the Google services worked. I changed channels on my router several times but nothing seemed to make any difference, until I disabled security and then, Bingo! I had a fully functioning tablet.
Unfortunately resolving one issue has presented me with another. I now have an open network, and a tablet that wont fully connect to a secured network.
Can anyone tell me what’s wrong please?
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You're describing a router setup problem, not a Nexus 7 problem. Read your router help/documentation files. Your solution should be in disabling MAC filtering, or not trying to use AOSS or automatic wireless mode (wi-fi protected setup).