There are a number of things that you can do with your Amazon Fire tablet while offline. However, the internet makes the experience more exceptional. Whether you are setting up your Amazon Fire tablet for the first time, want to download apps, or want to stream videos online, you will have to connect to the preferred WiFi network. This guide will show you how to connect the Amazon Fire tablet to the WiFi network.
How to Connect the Amazon Fire Tablet to WiFi
1. Open the Settings app on your Amazon Fire tablet. Alternatively, you can swipe down from the top of the screen to launch the Quick menu and then select the gear icon.
2. Under the settings option, select Wireless Networks or the Internet depending on the displayed option.
3. Set the toggle next to Wi-Fi Mode to On.
4. Select the network you want to connect to.
5. A lock icon means that you need a Wi-Fi password: enter your Wi-Fi password then select Connect. Once the WiFi is connected, the Wireless icon will appear in the top bar menu.
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If Airplane Mode is toggled on, you won’t be able to connect to the WiFi network. To disable Airplane mode, swipe down from the top of the screen for the Quick menu to appear then tap on the Airplane icon.
Restart your Amazon Fire tablet. A number of reasons might hinder your device from connecting to a WiFi network. The first thing you should do is restart your tablet by pressing the power button until a pop-up menu appears. Select Restart.
Before your blame your Fire tablet, the issue might resonate with the WiFi router. If the Fire just won’t connect at all, reboot your wireless router.
The Fire tries to save battery where it can and sometimes that is at the expense of convenience. Navigate to Applications, Settings, and WiFi Settings. Select Menu and Advanced. Select WiFi Sleep Policy and work your way through the various options. Disable WiFi sleep while plugged in, and consider setting disconnection to Never if you only use your tablet at home, where you’re typically always able to charge it without much of an issue.
When the worst comes to the worst, consider resetting your Amazon Fire tablet.