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Fixed : Wifi Authentication on Android Lollipop Moto G

byAllTechScience 15:24
Hey Tech Pal,
I think you got a Wifi Authentication on Android Lollipop Moto G Device. Here i have a solution & fixed that issue. Actually some of the users asked me for Solution about the Moto G Wifi Authentication Problem. So i made this article with a solution. This solution is also applicable for Moto G1, Moto G2 , Moto G3 , Nexus 3 , Nexus 4 , Nexus 5 & Nexus 6 Devices. To Solve the Wifi Authentication Problem of Android Lollipop Device Proceed with my simple steps which i listed below.

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Solution For Wifi Authentication of Android Lollipop Moto G :


1 . Just Turn Off the Wifi First on your Lollipop Mobile/Tablet.

2 . Then alter our Moto G Android Lollipop device mode into Airplane mode.

3 . Check & Connect to the Correct Credentials of the Wifi Network. If Problem solved after this step just switch to the airplane mode once again & then come to normal mode of the device. Now you will receive the Signals. If Your Problem is not solved yet on your Android Lollipop 5 / 5.1 Moto G then Proceed with the next following steps.

4 . Now Open Settings Page on your Lollipop & then hit Wireless & Networks Option which will visible on the screen and then Wi-Fi Settings & Click on the Menu Option and then Choose Advanced Option & then Use Static IP Configuration in order to fix the wifi authentication issue on your Android Lollipop Moto G.

The above solution which i mentioned is applicable for Moto G1, Moto G2 , Moto G3 , Nexus 3 , Nexus 4 , Nexus 5 & Nexus 6 .

That's it Pal. This is all about Fixed Wifi Authentication Issue of Android Lollipop Moto G1 and Others

I hope you got useful info for Wifi Authenticaion Problem. Please do share this useful article with your buddies on social media. So that they will also know how to fix the Wifi Authentication issue on your Lollipop Device. If you have any queries regarding this article, feel free to ask you query just by commenting below this article.
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4 Comments

  1. prithivi5 January 2016 at 10:29

    its work on my moto g3 on 1st step itself thanks buddy

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  2. Sammy5 January 2016 at 21:37

    It's our pleasure..
    If you have any tech issue comment/contact us at any time.. We will always help you..
    Thanking You,
    AllTechScience

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  3. Sammy4 July 2016 at 20:57

    k sorry for the late reply , i will provide a solution for that send u mail

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  4. Bafuncio14 September 2016 at 15:02

    To solve the Wi-Fi problem, it worked for me:

    Inside the router configuration (e.g., accessing the IP 192.168.0.1), change the "Group key update" value from 0 to 30 seconds, under the "Wireless > Security" configuration, right below the WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK item.

    Router: TP-LINK TL-WR740N / TL-WR740ND.

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