I am writing to inquire why the Wi-Fi on my 24-inch SmartTarget is not…
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Hello. The title says it all.
I went into the settings
and turned on the Wi-Fi, which was off. Normally, it should turn blue to indicate it’s active, but even though it turns on after I click it, it remains gray—meaning it’s still disabled—and it doesn’t detect any Wi-Fi networks at all.
It’s hard to say this is a version issue, since the same thing happens on the latest version of the target device. Even if the Wi-Fi
router’s chipset is preventing detection, shouldn’t the Wi-Fi be enabled internally on the tablet (target device) just like on a regular Android device? I’m
curious!!
and turned on the Wi-Fi, which was off. Normally, it should turn blue to indicate it’s active, but even though it turns on after I click it, it remains gray—meaning it’s still disabled—and it doesn’t detect any Wi-Fi networks at all.
It’s hard to say this is a version issue, since the same thing happens on the latest version of the target device. Even if the Wi-Fi
router’s chipset is preventing detection, shouldn’t the Wi-Fi be enabled internally on the tablet (target device) just like on a regular Android device? I’m
curious!!
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