WiFi Issues and Possible Solutions

Net ID and Guest WiFi Connection

Rutgers WiFi: Some users found success by logging in as a guest and then connecting via net ID at wifi.rutgers.edu.

Users suggested troubleshooting steps like reinserting the WiFi card, resetting the WiFi adapter in device manager, or disabling and re-enabling the WiFi card.
Some users recommended getting a new WiFi card, with one user recommending switching from a problematic mediatek WiFi card to Intel.
Others found success by buying a WiFi USB driver which fixed connectivity issues for them.
Using a USB WiFi adapter was suggested as a solution for persistent WiFi problems.
Some users recommended physical solutions like holding the power button, swapping the location of SSD and WiFi card, or replacing the WiFi card.
One user suggested deleting the WiFi driver and restarting the device to resolve the issue.

Some users shared that cruise ship WiFi can be slow and expensive, recommending disconnecting and enjoying the vacation instead.
Messaging through cruise ship apps without purchasing WiFi was suggested as a free alternative.
Others shared tips for using WiFi on cruises, such as looking for bundled packages and purchasing internet access in advance for a lower cost.

Ubiquiti Unifi: Users recommended Ubiquiti Unifi for reliable home WiFi coverage. The UDM-Pro + U7-Pro APs were highlighted as a future-proof option.
WiFi Mesh Systems: AmpliFi Alien mesh system and TP-Link Omada were suggested as options for fast and reliable WiFi coverage.
WiFi 6 and 6E Technology: Users mentioned TP-Link Deco WiFi 6E system for its performance.
Wired Access Points: Users emphasized the importance of wired access points over mesh systems for better WiFi performance at home.
Recommendations included various setups featuring multiple access points for optimal WiFi coverage throughout the house.

Baruch University: Users shared tips for connecting to Baruch University WiFi using the secure channel and provided troubleshooting steps for connection issues.

Users shared humorous WiFi network names like "The Promised LAN," "Connectile Dysfunction," "God is Watching You," and creative password combinations like "682527."