cannot connect to wi fi with correct password

steve turner

hi everyone just purchased a flex maestro second user to go with my 6300 ive been reading many post but i cant find a definate answer to my problem. which is the screen comes up with 
connect to wi fi i type in the correct password but it keeps coming back with enter password all my other devices work ok 
many thanks steve G1PPA

PS meastro connects to i phone ok

Dudley WA5QPZ

Do you have an apostrophe ( ' )   in the SSID name or password?   Windows world that is a no no .. 

steve turner

Sorry for a **** question what is ssid name there is no apostrophe in password

Ora Smith

SSID is the name of your wifi network. The apostrophe is a no-no, and there may be other symbols that cause a problem.

steve turner

Ok thanks I will take a look

steve turner

Only a - in the WiFi network name my laptop on windows 10 connect ok and my window tablet only the maestro won’t connect

Ora Smith

The SSID is the name of the wireless network. Steve, you might try removing the "-". The Maestro seems to have some quirks about the names of networks it will connect to. I was told this by the help desk.  Just make it alphanumeric only and see what happens.

steve turner

Ok many thanks Ora now need to work out how to change name Iam not very technical once again many thanks

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Steve Potter

You can use an apostrophy in a password, which is in my smartlink account password, I had to use the split keyboard to sign in on the Maestro, this does have an apostrophy!! so it might be ok for your WiFi

W9WLX_Chuck

I can't speak to apostrophe use in the password, but I experienced the failure when used in the SSID.  Other devices on my network were happy with it, but not Maestro.  It would accept the password as correct, but then cycle back to log into the network.