Wifi connection is there a way to store your password for wifi connection ? Do I have to enter my security key every single time I want to connect to the internet on my 55LW5600 ??
1269901
Had my TV for 3 years now and it prompts me for the wifi security password a few times per month. Kind of annoying.
1269902
On my LG wifi, I entered the security one time and it never asked me for it again.
241707
in my experience, i only had to input the wifi password once. every time after that, i can simply use the smart tv feature like netflix, amazon video without having to re-enter my wifi password. keep in mind that the tv does take some time to connect to your wireless so you won't be able to jump into the apps right after turning on the tv. that's the only minor quirk.
1067654
You mean WiFi?? Go to Settings, activate WiFi, it will list you the Connections available, choose one, Password, Connect. It has WiFi.
808663
Connect to wifi using default info on sticker i think was on the bottom of the device. Then go to 192.168.1.1 and have at it. Default password should be in the info tjat came with device. Alternatly, i think you can connect to router using ethernet cable and go to 193.168.1.1 to set up, if wifi is not an option, but i think wifi would be the best bet.
872653
It has password protection for both, wireless and USB connectivity. For WiFi you' dprotect it like any wifi hub. Connecting via cable allows to define a password for the Map Drive functionality. Not sure what happens if somebody would get hold of the drive, remove it and drop it into a drive dock, though...
939095
I had no issues. If your wifi is password protected them ensure you are using the correct password
493460
As I can remember... The password is what you used to hook up your home router to the internet. If your system is secure, you will have know problem... I use it all the time when Im out and about and coming home late, I will turn on the lights. Its Cool. I even bought my daughter one for her home. Hope this helped.
334239
If you are using the wireless adaptor I had to change the encryption on my network to get it to successfully connect. I was using plain old WEP but had to set up WPA (Linksys WRT54g). After I made the change (and went through the hassle of updating all the Wifi devices in my house to connect to the newly configured network) I was able to connect OK.
725033
1. Yes, you can (and should) password protect your connection. This router offers WPA/WPA2 encryption, which is what you should use, NOT WEP encryption - WEP is completely insecure these days. This router also offers MAC address filtering, which allows you to select (by MAC address) what wireless devices are (or are not) allowed on your network. You can set one password to protect your WPA/WPA2 encrypted wireless, and that's really all you need. Just make sure it's not a weak password (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols, the more characters the better), and it will be uncrackable for all intents and purposes. 2. Theoretically, most wireless devices can support up to 255 devices, but that's completely impractical. Average home use shouldn't be a problem though, I'd be more concerned with making sure your internet connection is fast enough for all the devices to share. 3. I haven't noticed that yet. Technically, anything that operates on the 2.4Ghz range (cordless phones, microwaves) can interfere, and large metal items (ie, filing cabinets) can interfere with any wireless signal though. Wireless-N has a very good range though. At my workplace, we use G, and have almost 10 WAPs to provide coverage throughout the whole building. While working on a laptop with a wireless-N card, I noticed that it picked up most of the access points, as well as a couple of signals from outside the building! Hope that helps, I'll be happy to answer any more questions.
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I don't believe so. You need the keyboard access to enter the router access and passwords, but you only have to do it once.
95306
There can be any number of problems such as wifi strength, incorrect password, etc. But, make sure when you turn on the connection that you wait to make sure to wait a few moments that it stays "on" as it will pop "off", then rouch "scan" , wait for your options, then choose. Note the choices with the dot after the "radar". Are those where you must have ta password. If out at a hotel, restaurant or coffee shop, ask an employee what the password is. I hope this helps you some with you connectivity!
1836095
You only have to enter your WPA Password once on initial set up. After that it is memorized and all you have to do is turn the radio on and off as you would any conventional radio. The Grace Wifi radio is a fantastic device cc
1358032
I don't own this product but it looks like it's a "automatic wireless one push method button". Lets say you want to install a wi-fi printer or other device instead of having to input the key code you just press the button on the device and then the button on your router, the devices will establish the connection. It's a real slick way to make the connection.
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Yep...I use WPA2 and it never has any connectivity trouble. It isn't fun typing in a complex pass code, but I've only had to do it once. I use an AirPort Extreme access point. (Previous generation)
213586
when you setup the router on your computer it will ask for 2 different wireless names and a password for each. when you scan for a wifi connection on your phone select the name you gave to the 2.4ghz connection. if your phone doesnt have 5ghz available you wont see that connection at all when scanning.
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yes when you log in to router with 192.168.1.1 (default) username: admin (default) pass: password.there is a option called wireless settings in that you can give your wireless a name and assign passphrase so it can be secured and nobody else can use it.
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I purchased this TV in March 2015. It would find the wifi service ID however it would fail after entering the password multiple times. I changed the connection to Wired and hooked up an ethernet cable from the router. Went to the Menu and software update area where I saw that the firmware on the TV as it was shipped was several versions behind. Once I installed the latest update via the same wired connection successfully and then proceeded to change the Internet Connection to Wireless in settings, attempted reconnection to my wireless connection and Voila, it established the wireless connection in the first try. I purchased this TV in March 2015. It would find the wifi service ID however it would fail after entering the password multiple times. I changed the connection to Wired and hooked up an ethernet cable from the router. Went to the Menu and software update area where I saw that the firmware on the TV as it was shipped was several versions behind. Once I installed the latest update via the same wired connection successfully and then proceeded to change the Internet Connection to Wireless in settings, attempted reconnection to my wireless connection and Voila, it established the wireless... » Read More I purchased this TV in March 2015. It would find the wifi service ID however it would fail after entering the password multiple times. I changed the connection to Wired and hooked up an ethernet cable from the router. Went to the Menu and software update area where I saw that the firmware on the TV as it was shipped was several versions behind. Once I installed the latest update via the same wired connection successfully and then proceeded to change the Internet Connection to Wireless in settings, attempted reconnection to my wireless connection and Voila, it established the wireless connection in the first try. « Show Less
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Do you mean an individual username/password given to each person? If so, I've not tested this. I have connected one to my home network using a WPA2 encryption with a password, but everyone given the same password. As others mentions you're running in bridge mode to do this. If it's for a single device a USB adapter would be better.