ThinkPad 1838 Help

[euscsey]

I recently purchased a ThinkPad 1838 and am still trying to get a feel for it. While I was trying to get my permanent WiFi set up I went ahead and connected to a GUEST network using a temporary password. The password has expired and I haven't gotten my permanent one set yet so I got a new temp password. When I try and connect to the guest network it automatically finds the signal and connects without giving me a chance to update the password. Basically it is connected with a invalid password. Is there a way to force a password change? Can I delete the network and start from scratch? I have tried to "forget" and it shows right back up and I have the same issue.

Thanks for any assistance you might offer.

[ALEXDAIIi]

Delete the wifi network that has problems with the expired password, look it as a new network and reconnect to it

[euscsey]

Nothing I have been able to do will delete it...

[daveelt]

Long press on the connection and select modify network and you can change the password from there.

[euscsey]

Password change is not listed.

Status     Connected

Security  Open

Signal Strength    Excellant

Link Speed    54Mbps

IP Address

Proxy Setting   None

IP Setting   DHCP

[daveelt]

security is open.  That means the connection does not use a password.

Did you enter a password in the brower when you first opened your connection?

I would suggest you clear you browser history (especially cookies) and see if that solves it

[euscsey]

When I first connected to the network I was given the opportunity to add the password.

I will try to delete browser data.

[euscsey]

No change.

still there and still automatically logs in.

[daveelt]

Did you clear the browser data through the browser settings or through the app settings clear data?

If you are using the stock browser, under settings-->privacy and security at the bottom is an option to clear passwords.  Click that

[euscsey]

browser, settings-->privacy and security at the bottom is an option to clear passwords, cookies, forms, history. Everything but the kitchen sink.