1. Open the phone, go to the home page of the phone, slide down from the screen, expand the quick launch bar, and turn on the WIFI switch.
2, if there is a suitable wifi around, the switch of the phone is also turned on but not automatically connected, it may be a problem with the setting, go to the Settings app on the home page of the phone.
3. After entering the main page of the Settings app, there are wireless and network options in the middle of the page, click the small arrow on the right to enter the Settings.
4, go to the wireless and network detailed Settings page, click WLAN option, click the small arrow on the right to enter the Settings
5. After entering the WLAN list, it is found that there is a suitable wifi in the wifi list, but there is no automatic connection, and the WLAN switch is also on.
6. At this time, click more options in the upper right corner and click WLAN Settings to enter the Settings page.
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7. When the WLAN security check switch is enabled on the WLAN Settings page, the mobile phone will detect the wifi and will not automatically connect if there is a security risk. You need to manually connect the wifi or turn off the WLAN security check.
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