I've switched from DHCP to static IP addresses. However, I run Onavo Extend when I'm on a data connection. There's no proxy configured when I'm on wireless. In fact, if I forget the network I can no longer successfully re-add it. However, I have rebooted to no avail (using the reboot command that's available on rooted phones).įorgetting the network and re-adding it has no effect. I haven't powered off the phone as described in the troubleshooting guide mentioned in the comments.
One is identified as WPA2 PSK and the other is identified as WPA/WPA2 PSK. I've observed this on my home and work networks. Here are some more details based on the comments:
Airdroid app failed to connect how to#
This question is related to another question that I posted earlier, but this one is more about how to find the source of a particular error message, so its focus is different. I've got a rooted Galaxy Nexus running Android 4.1.1 and the stock ROM. How can I figure out what the problem is? The affected networks are ones that I've previously connected to with no change in settings. I haven't found any mention of an error in the logs. The message pops up immediately upon attempting to connect, so clearly it isn't trying and failing. Intermittently, when I try to connect to a WiFi network, I get the following error message as a toast message:
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