I have a Chuwi Hi 8 Pro tablet with android 4.4 and win 10 dual OS. The tablet will NOT remember the password to my Wi-Fi. Each time I turn on the tablet I have to put in the complicated Wi-Fi password. The tablet was not always like this it used to remember the PW. I contacted Chuwi and they said to "check" the "remember password" box. The problem is that I do not have a 'remember password' box. Help! Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Go to device manager >> Network Adaptor>> Right click on your wireless adaptor and select uninstall....(dont check the box)
Reboot and reconnect with your wireless
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Did that work for you ?
Thank you for your reply. I tried your suggestion but without success.
I assume I had to change the tablet to Win 10 OS, which I did. I went into settings, then devices, clicked on device manager and then double clicked on network adapters. There items were listed 1-bluetooth devices, personal area network, 2- Bluetooth devices, rfcomm protocol TDI and, 3-broadcom wireless SDIO. In each case when opened there was no box to ‘uninstall’. The only box sais ‘This device is working properly.”
Have I done something wrong or is it my tablet program.
Any further suggestions or can I not follow instructions.
Again any help would be appreciated.
I probably mention that this tablet is normally used with the Android OS.
Bob
I do not have an answer for you.Thank you for your reply. I tried your suggestion but without success.
I assume I had to change the tablet to Win 10 OS, which I did. I went into settings, then devices, clicked on device manager and then double clicked on network adapters. There items were listed 1-bluetooth devices, personal area network, 2- Bluetooth devices, rfcomm protocol TDI and, 3-broadcom wireless SDIO. In each case when opened there was no box to ‘uninstall’. The only box sais ‘This device is working properly.”
Have I done something wrong or is it my tablet program.
Any further suggestions or can I not follow instructions.
Again any help would be appreciated.
I probably mention that this tablet is normally used with the Android OS.
Bob
I would strongly suggest that you go back to Chuwi forum for solution. People there are familiar with dual OS situations.
You did not follow the instructions:Thank you for your reply. I tried your suggestion but without success.
I assume I had to change the tablet to Win 10 OS, which I did. I went into settings, then devices, clicked on device manager and then double clicked on network adapters. There items were listed 1-bluetooth devices, personal area network, 2- Bluetooth devices, rfcomm protocol TDI and, 3-broadcom wireless SDIO. In each case when opened there was no box to ‘uninstall’. The only box sais ‘This device is working properly.”
Have I done something wrong or is it my tablet program.
Any further suggestions or can I not follow instructions.
Again any help would be appreciated.
I probably mention that this tablet is normally used with the Android OS.
Bob
Right click windows start icon in Windows 10, select Device Manager.
Expand Network Adapters.
In device manager, RIGHT CLICKthe wifi adapter and choose Uninstall.
OK thanks again. I uninstalled as per your instructions. Restarted the tablet and set up the Wi-Fi connection again. When I turned off the tablet the password was gone again and I had to type it in again. This does not make sense, why is the tablet not remembering the Wi-Fi password????
