20 Most Recent Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 - 9.7" - 32GB - Wi-Fi 4G LTE AT&T - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I assume you are either unable to see your network listed or when you select your network from the list of active Wi-Fi Networks within range of you device and depending on security level no password or the Security Key you have doesn't work. First, make sure you have a few pieces of information: 1) The SSID or name of the network 2) The security type and password 3) If no DHCP service you'll need the ip address subnet and an available address for your device, ip address of the gateway/router, & ip address of the DNS servers. Usually the router provides DHCP and provides all of the addressing information. Typically, you are provided the SSID and a security key or password. On your tablet open settings and turn Wi-Fi in necessary and look for your SSID in the list to the right. If your SSID is not shown verify the name, that the router is on and you are within range. Be aware of obstructions between you and the router. My Pool House is a virtual dead zone due to some electrical wiring on the wall it shares with the office. The router is less than 5 feet away, but the signal is unreliable. If everything is working and still no SSID on list, then it may be hidden. Simply, select Add Wi-Fi Network at the bottom and enter the SSID (Netgear987), security type (WPA OR WPA2 typically) and the password (PASSWORD maybe case sensitive). If it connects and fails to obtainan ip address or just drops it may indicate another layer of security that requires each device MAC ID is added to the list of authorized devices for that router. Your MAC ID is listed on the Settings_About Device_Status screen WiFi MAC Address: (F7:C7:AE:78:E6:FC). Sounds like a lot but usually verified SSID and password do the trick. Good Luck

try to change the adapter

If you can not get past your Home Screen.. Try a hard reset

Go to 'settings' / 'display'/walpaper

This is the most common problem with tablets - there are literally hundreds of people asking the same question and i have had the same problem myself - its usually corrupt bootloader or OS and can be a nightmare to repair. Sounds like its borked.Have you pressed the reset button on the back - pinhole - press it with a pin its a long shot.The real fix is to go into recovery mode using the power button volume up combo. Then select the restore tablet option.If none of that works you will have to sideload or reinstall using an sdcard a replacement OS - Try cyanogenmod - your tablet will have to be rooted and have the cm bootloader installed however - tablets are not easy things to repair when the software goes belly up. Its actually a disgrace and I have been repairing computers and latterly tablets for the last 30 years and it is by far the most common issue with any tablet except Apple - there is a reason they are so expensive - lol

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Search for latest flash player plugin for your model and update plugin.

try surfing the internet from another device if this doesnt help then fix your wifi

Try factory reset it maybe a SW problem of operting system

It's in the settings of our video player. I've never had any probelm.

Google accounts are very central to the whole way that Android operates, which is why they make you setup an account the first time you turn the tablet on. Anyway, to change it, go to the Settings app and scroll down to Accounts. Tap on Google under Accounts, and it will show your Google account with some privacy settings listed below. Tap on the email address of your google account in the list at the top, which will show you a bunch of sync settings for your account. Tap the menu in the upper right corner (three dots) and select Remove Account. It pops up a warning message, tap Remove Account if you're OK with what it is warning you about. It will wipe out all the messages, contacts and settings that are associated with that account. It should kick you back to the Settings app. Scroll down to where it lists the accounts and tap Add Account. Pick Google from the list to add a new Google account to your tablet. If you only want to change your credit card / payment method on your existing Google account, then go to wallet.google.com on a PC web browser. Sign in and click the Payment Methods link on the left side. You'll see your currently configured credit card. You can add a new one, remove it or change it.

Reboot.