Issues to connect to wifi: wrong password message but it's correct!

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Issues to connect to wifi: wrong password message but it's correct!
Issues to connect to wifi: wrong password message but it's correct!
2019-09-18 09:52:28
Model: RE450  
Hardware Version: V2
Firmware Version:

Hello,

 

I have installed a wifi range extender RE450 in a small guesthouse between 2 rooms.

Many people come with different devices all year long.

 

Since a couple weeks, I noticed some issues while trying to connect to wifi (mostly on the 5Ghz band).

 

Issues:

- error message: it says password incorrect but it's correct

- have to retry many times before it connects

- sometimes it won't connect to the 5Ghz, only the 2.4 

- 2.4 will be very slow

 

Anyway, something's definitely wrong. I'm wondering what's wrong, I have not changed anything, and it was working fine.

 

Please help, thanks.

Thomas

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Re:Issues to connect to wifi: wrong password message but it's correct!
2020-02-04 15:12:14

@TommyB hmm Same here... any solution found ?

 

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Re:Issues to connect to wifi: wrong password message but it's correct!
2020-07-13 09:11:56 - last edited 2020-07-13 16:25:38

@MarcelN @TommyB TP link did reply 

- set deco's in AP mode

- Switch off fast roaming 

- no special chars in password ?  (THIS WAS THE SOLUTION)laugh

 

I haven't tried it out because the deco's are not in my own home. Try it later this day

 

 

-13-7 17:00 CET : leaving out the special char ! in the password did solve the issue. To me it is an issue of the DECO which TP-link denies. 

But none of the Iphones, Ipad's , Sonos, Huawei, Philips TV could connect with the ! in the password. And they al could when the ! was removed from the password.

 

TP Link first tell's me to remove special chars from the password, and then say it's unsafe NOT to use special chars surpriseindecision

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