Why Does A 'Poor Wi-Fi Connection Status' Prompt Appear When I'm Browsing The Internet; Why Does My Phone Automatically Connect To Another Wi-Fi Network; Why Does My Phone Automatically Connect To A Wi-Fi Network When I Am Using A Mobile Data Connection; Why Can't I Access The Internet When Attempting To Browse Web Pages Or Download Files - Huawei Nexus 6P Faqs

playback), OPP (file transmission using Bluetooth), PBAP (synchronizing contacts), MAP
(synchronizing SMSs), HID (using a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse), PAN (sharing a
network using Bluetooth), and BLE (connecting to a Bluetooth low-power-consumption
device such as a wrist band)
5.1.34 Why does a 'Poor Wi-Fi connection status' prompt appear
when I'm browsing the Internet?
If the signal strength of the Wi-Fi network is weak, a 'Poor Wi-Fi connection status' message
will be displayed prompting you to switch to a mobile data connection.
5.1.35 Why does my phone automatically connect to another Wi-Fi
network?
When the quality of the Wi-Fi connection is poor, your phone will automatically connect to
another known Wi-Fi network with a stronger signal (if available).
5.1.36 Why does my phone automatically connect to a Wi-Fi
network when I am using a mobile data connection?
1. The signal strength of the Wi-Fi network that you were previously connected to has
improved or you have a poor mobile data connection.
2. You disabled mobile data services.
5.2 Why can't I access the Internet when attempting to
browse web pages or download files?
1. Contact your carrier to check whether you have activated mobile data services.
2. Check whether your mobile data connection is enabled.
3. If your phone settings are correct and you still can't access the Internet, insert your SIM
card into another phone that supports mobile data to check whether the SIM card is faulty.

5.3 Why can't I use mobile data services when roaming?

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Go to Settings > More > Cellular networks > Data Roaming and check whether data
roaming is enabled.
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