My Phone Has Connected To A Wlan But Cannot Open Web Pages. Why; I Have Turn On Wlan On My Phone, But It Cannot Detect Signals From Wi-Fi Hotspots Like Other Devices. What Can I Do; How Do I Know Whether My Phone Is Using Its Data Connection Or A Wi-Fi Connection To Access The Internet; I Cannot Connect To A Wi-Fi Hotspot. Why - Huawei W1 Faq

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2.4.3 My phone has connected to a WLAN but cannot open web
pages. Why?
Possible causes are as follows:
The Wi-Fi hotspot is not connected to the Internet.
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The digital subscriber line (DSL) connection failed.
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A domain name system (DNS) problem occurred.
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The websites that the Wi-Fi hotspot can access are restricted.
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Your phone is faulty.
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2.4.4 I have turn on WLAN on my phone, but it cannot detect
signals from Wi-Fi hotspots like other devices. What can I do?
Check that the Wi-Fi hotspot's service set identifier (SSID) is not hidden.
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Turn on your phone's Wi-Fi again.
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Restart your phone.
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2.4.5 How do I know whether my phone is using its data
connection or a Wi-Fi connection to access the Internet?
Once connected to a Wi-Fi network, your phone preferentially uses the Wi-Fi network to access the
Internet. The Wi-Fi icon in the notification bar indicates that your phone is using Wi-Fi to access the
Internet.

2.4.6 I cannot connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot. Why?

Possible causes are as follows:
The password you entered is incorrect. Note: The password is case-sensitive.
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The Wi-Fi reception is poor.
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2.4.7 My phone's Wi-Fi connection automatically disconnects
after the screen times out. What can I do?
By default, if no data is being transmitted when the screen locks, your phone's Wi-Fi connection will
automatically disconnect. If you do not want your Wi-Fi connection to be disconnected, tap Settings >
WLAN > advanced, and select the Keep WLAN on when the screen times out check box.
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