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Klu by Curtis authentication problem
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ExtremeNerd
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First off, awkward name, isn't it? My first Google search came up with some odd results....
Anyway, I would recommend not expecting much from this tablet. If I found the right one, it has a 600 MHz processor, which is very, very low. The available wireless is only b/g, which doesn't allow 'n' connections, which is the quickest. Your work WiFi may only be broadcasting the now standard 'n' connection, and your tablet can't connect. Or, it may need to validate some credentials.
Either way, my personal recommendation is to return it if possible. There are better tablets to be had in the same price range.
Anyway, I would recommend not expecting much from this tablet. If I found the right one, it has a 600 MHz processor, which is very, very low. The available wireless is only b/g, which doesn't allow 'n' connections, which is the quickest. Your work WiFi may only be broadcasting the now standard 'n' connection, and your tablet can't connect. Or, it may need to validate some credentials.
Either way, my personal recommendation is to return it if possible. There are better tablets to be had in the same price range.
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Welcome to the forums bebold!
Like EN said i would definitely look at returning this...Klu...
The specs just aren't up to date, and seriously a lot of internet connections only throw out N signal meaning you won't be able to connect to them. If you are bent on keeping it though i would suggest maybe giving it to your kid to play with and get a decent tablet, there are some pretty cheap ones out there that are pretty reliable.
Like EN said i would definitely look at returning this...Klu...
The specs just aren't up to date, and seriously a lot of internet connections only throw out N signal meaning you won't be able to connect to them. If you are bent on keeping it though i would suggest maybe giving it to your kid to play with and get a decent tablet, there are some pretty cheap ones out there that are pretty reliable.
Very cheap Chinese device of unknown manufacture. Fluky WiFi often is a problem with these. Would be best to RMA it.