How can I connect my hisense tv to wifi? it wont show my wifi name in security mode. when I scan it says no ap?

Check if the antenna plug at back of tv is plugged in right. Otherwise it wont make good contact

Hisense Smart TV how to connect to WIFI
To connect to Wi-Fi, you need to have the WLAN switched on.

1. In Settings select Wireless & Networks.
2. Make sure the WLAN option is ticked.
3. Select WLAN settings,
4. Select the Wi-Fi signal within range and if it's secured you will need the password for it.
5. Select connect.

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Is it WiFi in your home? If that's the case, and, you still can't remember/find your network's username and password--try resetting the wireless router (or access point--AP) to default factory settings. Use your PC or laptop to reenter factory settings with the router's/AP's networking address entered into a browser (likely Internet Explorer)--it should appear as something like 168.192.0.1 (depending upon your particular router)--it's in the manual.

If you don't have a manual, download the PDF version from the router/AP manufacturer online. Navigate within the menus provided on your PC's/laptop's screen. One of the menus should offer default factory reset. Indicate "Yes." (If you can't read a PDF file on your PC/laptop, download and install the free Adobe Reader from adobe.com.)

Once the router is reset, the manual indicates the temporary username and password to use for WiFi. This is the time, though, to invoke security once again for the router/AP--enter a sensible and secure username and password--something memorable, yet difficult for others to determine. Use letters, numbers, and even certain special characters. Follow the instructions to set up security, replacing the simple username and password--use WPA2 or WPA (encryption). WPA2 is the most secure.

Now's the time to configure the Kindle or other tablet: You need to find the WiFI settings menu in your Kindle--after enabling WiFI in the tablet, find your router/AP user name you just configured via your PC/Laptop in the Kindle menu--perhaps among those from other WiFi signals from neighbors or businesses. Choose your username, and enter the password. It should connect--securely now.

In a few locales in America (say, in California), not configuring security even proves illegal. Always secure your wireless network--people actually may scan for networks in order to share bandwidth--or, far worse, to garner sensitive personal info and otherwise hack in. Even these days, many people refuse to take sensible steps towards security--they're happy to get a connection of any type--not being locked out of their WiFI by forgotten security, either. That's a "shortcut to thinking."

The easiest way to chain two wireless routers. *Please note this is just to have wireless access*
Make sure DHCP is enabled for both, make sure their SSID (the name that shows up when you connect to it) is different.
Make sure they are both different networks. So for example configure the first for 192.168.0.0 network and the other for 192.168.1.0. Now plug an Ethernet cable from the 740n router (WAN) port into a (LAN)

Second method *This only works if the tl-740 router supports AP mode (Access point).
In the configuration of the 740 router, enable AP mode and make sure DHCP and nat are turned off if they are on. Configure the wireless to operate on channel 1 6 or 11. Name the SSID the same as the other router. Plug in Ethernet from WAN 740 to LAN on the other router. Now on the DSL router make sure the SSID is the same and select a different channel from (1,6,11). Now you're all set.

Log in to router via browser at: 192.168.1.1
At login and password promt enter
login: admin
password: admin

Navigate from left pane: Advanced setup -> LAN
Enter there you'r new ip: 192.168.2.1
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

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well sir it seems that you are trying to wifi on your laptop via a secure wifi AP .you need a network key or password to get access

Simple solution, firstly do not press the reset button to long as it will erase all software, or you will have to do this the hard way. google the software called ScanTool run that from either ethernet or wireless, this tool shows you the AP-700's ip, mac, and name (some techs run these AP's coadjacent so it shows the name as well). You can change the ip of the AP-700 from here most of the time with the proper pass, then you should be able to connect to it regardless. if this dont help ... Proxim/Support/AP700 you will find more of an in depth approach of these things there.

Make sure that your wlan is on, search your wifi ap broadcast by doble click wlan icon under the top corner desktop, double click search if wifi ap appear you can connect by doble click connect bar, if wifi have security you must write or set the security setting like wifi ap by consult with admin wifi. In order to best conection you must in range of wifi signal not so far from your ap.