Fix WLAN authentication problem

When you connect to a WLAN network, you may encounter several problems. If you are shown that there is an authentication problem, then you will not be able to connect to that network. To fix the error, there are a few steps you need to take.

How to fix WLAN authentication problems

If you want to connect to a WLAN network and you are shown an authentication problem, you can solve it in different ways.

1. For public networks, it is usually necessary to enter your user ID via an internal web page or the connection settings. Check if this is also the case for you.
2. To do this, open the browser and try to get to any page. In most cases, you will be redirected directly to the appropriate page.
3. If you do not have user data, then click on the button "Enter network key or passphrase". This appears when you click on the name of the network.
4. Now enter the network key in the corresponding text field.
5. If you still can not connect to the network, you must contact the responsible administrator if necessary.
6. If you try to log into your own WLAN network, restart the router. Alternatively, it may be that the DHCP option in your router is disabled. You can enable this at any time via the user interface of your router.