I am using VPN to access my universitys WLAN.
When my Galaxy Nexus is connected to the WLAN but not via VPN then there is no internet connection.
But there is a notification, something like "no internet connection, further actions required?" or something like that.
Is it possible to deactivate this notification?
It has nothing to do with Settings->WiFi->Advanced->Network notification.
This is the notification for "unprotected WLAN found".
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Hi guys. My 4.0 player suddenly stopped connecting to the internet. It recognizes and connects to Wi-Fi but every time I try to access the internet it says "No Connection". Any ideas on how to fix this?
No idea other than to just check Settings --> Wireless and network --> Wi-Fi settings --> Wi-Fi networks to make sure that you're actually signed in. I've walked out of range of my router and then when I came back it did not reconnect. Wi-Fi icon still there, no apparent errors, but no LAN connection. Then again, I have a junk router, so that may have had something to do with it.
Make sure you don't have a static IP set up, that can sometimes cause it.
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I have a verizon hotspot for the road so I have connection while traveling. It always worked great, however now on Android 5.1, half the time when the phone connects to the hotspot, it asks me to "Sign into network". I click the sign into network, and there is nothing to sign into and it connects.
The problem is, I am trying to make it all automatic. When I lose data from my carrier, Wi-Fi is turned on and connects to the hotspot. That's when the "Sign into network" pops up. If I don't click the the sign into network notification within a couple minutes, Android flags that network as having no internet, and won't automatically reconnect until I forget the network and connect to it again.
Does anyone know why android keeps asking to sign in to the network when there isn't anything to sign into? When I click sign into network, it brings up the sign in activity, shows a loading bar, then the sign activity goes away and I'm connected.
Perhaps there is a way to automatically 'click' the "Sign into Network" notification when it pops up?
I solved it. I'm not sure why Android keeps wanting me to login (perhaps the verizon hotspot is logging every connection, and Android sees that as a captive portal). Every time I got the "Sign into Wi-Fi network", it was when I still had some sort of mobile data connection. Now, because Android switches to mobile data if you need to sign in to a wifi, it never tries to get internet on the wifi until the user actually taps the notification to sign in.
Now, if there is NO mobile data connection (both wifi and mobile signals have an exclamation mark), Android will keep trying to gain access to the WiFi without user interaction. Because of the initial confusion, Android thinks I need to login to the hotspot, but if it would check again, it would see that there is access.
So the solution is to detect if there is a notification for "Sign into Wi-Fi network", and if there is, disable mobile network data until the Wi-Fi network is connected. I did this in a bit of a different way for my application, but the concept is the same.
This is the solution for all of those apps that automate WiFi logins with real captive portals that broke with Android 5. The only downside is they would now require root in order to disable mobile data.
I use my phone fairly frequently on wifi hotspots that do not have internet access, only intranet access.
It seems that this has been asked before but never answered:
Is there a way to permanently disable the "no internet connect anyway?" message on android? I want it to always connect to a wifi hotspot, even if there is no internet.
Hi everyone,
when I disable my Wifi connection, my Galaxy S21 does not automatically connect to a mobile network. I always need to disable "mobile connection" first and enable again, then it directly connect to mobile 3G/4G or %G network.
Is someone having the same issues?
I'm connecting to my home VPN via the VPN settings. But I can't have a consistently active vpn. If I check consistently active vpn checkox in the VPN settings the connect button will be grayed out (disabled). Without this checkbox activated I can connect to the VPN without issues. But if I lost the VPN connection I would go into VPN settings again an need to connect it manually again.
Why it the connect button disabled if I check the consistently active vpn checkbox?
Has nobody this problem?