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How to Set Up Your Sunmi Device with WPA/WPA Personal WiFi Security

Euri Romanov avatar
Written by Euri Romanov
Updated over a week ago

WiFi security is crucial for protecting your internet connection from unauthorized access. Common security protocols include WPA and WPA2, designed to safeguard your network's integrity. WPA (WiFi Protected Access) provides robust security, while WPA2 offers an enhanced version with stronger encryption. Understanding and setting these security options correctly is essential for safe and reliable internet connectivity.

Steps to Configure Your Sunmi Device with WPA2/WPA Personal WiFi

If your Sunmi device is experiencing a "saved" WiFi issue, adjusting your router's settings to use "WPA2/WPA Personal" can resolve this. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Locate Router Information: Check the back of your router for router login information.

  2. Find Login Credentials: Note the router login URL, username, and password listed there.

  3. Access Router Settings: Enter the router login URL in a web browser.

  4. Log Into Your Router: Use the default username and password found on your router. Remember, these might have been changed during initial setup. If so, contact your internet service provider to reset them.

  5. Identify Your WiFi Networks: In the router settings, locate your WiFi names.

  6. Adjust Security Settings: For each WiFi network, find the security settings and select "WPA2/WPA Personal."

  7. Connect Your Sunmi Device: On your Sunmi device, go to Settings > Networks. Choose your WiFi network to connect.

By following these steps, your Sunmi device should successfully connect to your WiFi network without the "saved" WiFi issue. Always ensure your router's firmware is up to date for the best security and performance.

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