It will ask u whether u wanna connect to it or not.

If, u just turn on your wifi n it detects your previously connected wifi AP, it will straight connect itself to the AP (access point)

This post has been edited by yupio: Sep 27 2010, 05:26 PM

Hrm...did u wait a bit after u turn on wifi to let it authenticate n establish connection?

If after a while still not connected, you should go to settings > wifi : Remove your home wifi ssid.

Then switch off wifi n turn back on to let it detect. Thereafter re-keyin the access password n let it connect again.

See if this works.

is your home wifi SSID set to hidden?

are u using wireless N ?

are u using Belkin AP?

You can still surf probably because its surfing using 3G and not WiFi.

Ah...this is gonna be tough now.....me personally I am using Belkin too and am experiencing such issue ocassionally....therefore I can roughly guess you're using one too from your explanation of the problems.

You can try disabling the N and left with B and G and see if it helps (as a first step).

Can your notebook or other devices see your WIFI ID (SSID) and connect to it?

For the rest of the measures, I will need to look through my belkin's settings b4 I can guide u.

So far, I've played with the settings and now manage to get my ip4 connected to it......but my notebook (also wireless N capable) seems to have issues with the belkin....it sorta disconnect itself randomly n reconnecting again....n again n again....end up i have to use cable (gave up trying to solve for my notebook).

You can PM me once u try the step above n let me know the result. I'll check out my router settings tonite n come back to u.