Sony reader prs t1 wifi rouge

Still no connection. I was about to tell my folks to take this thing back to the store they got it from and throw it through the window oh, sorry, wrong company , when while in the thinking room, I had a fleeting thought Note: Something stuck in my mind as odd, that being that my router could see the reader, however it looked to it as if the reader did not have the static IP I had assigned to it When I was setting up my T1 for browsing I had lots of problems.

At the same time my husband's laptop in the other room was having problems. We reset, by unplugging the router, waiting 10 slow seconds, repluging, waiting for the router and modem to sinc and then we both got on. Next day, same problem. After a while I realized my 5 yr old router just wasn't performing consistently, so I bought a new router just router, not modem , and set it up.

So far, I have not had any problems logging on with my T1. It connects every time. Lesson learned: routers don't last forever. Would an invisible OK button magically then appear? I entered 0. I got my reader last week and had the same problem. I contacted Sony which send me to the repair center assuming my reader was broken down , so no help from them. I finally took the ereader back to the store.

Now, with your solution, I wanna buy it again. However I am not a computer expert as you, so I am not really sure to be able to solve the problem. Would you be so kind to establish a step by step procedure to follow to fix the problem? All times are GMT The time now is AM. Mark Forums Read. PRS-T1 Wifi problems. User Name.

Remember Me? It could benefit from some firmware updates, but Sony is notorious for rarely issuing firmware updates for its Readers Sony no longer provides support for their old BBeB format, nor doc and docx files.

The new font choices are great and are one of the best new features that Sony added. The Reader remembers all your font settings for each particular ebook—font type and size, landscape mode, cropping, zoom, etc. I noticed a few glitches with the new fonts, however. Font sizes often differ greatly from one ebook to the next.

And sometimes when changing fonts it changes italics to regular text, other times not—makes no sense. Also, one of my ebooks won't change from the default font for some reason—the same ebook changes fonts in other ebook readers just fine.

There are three different ways to add notes. You can add notes to a word or phrase by highlighting it then selecting notes. This brings up an option to add notes by keyboard or by drawing.

These two types of notes get attached to a specific word or phrase. Another option is to add notes and on-screen markup directly on top of the page. Notes and highlights can be exported by using the Sony Desktop Software.

You have to add the ebook from the Reader to the library, open the document, then select export in the bottom right corner. This exports the notes and highlights to an RTF file. Handwritten notes are saved as an image within the RTF. There are also standalone drawing and text memo applications on the second page of the homescreen. Navigating: Page-turns work by swiping the touchscreen, not tapping. There are dedicated page-turn buttons too, of course.

Tapping the page numbers at the bottom of the screen brings up the navigation menu. From there you can enter a specific page number to go to, use the page slider, access the table of contents, which supports multiple levels, and enter history mode.

History remembers all the pages previously visited so you can jump forward and back quickly; it works great for when reading in a non-linear manner. Originally Posted by Aldemar. I've tried hard resetting, and both restores to no avail.

Now trying SD card rescue. If doesn't get the connectivity working again, I'll try Vsuol. Please, come back and report if you have success getting your wifi going again. Does anybody have an idea what is suddenly breaking our wifi?

I'm having the same issue and none of the solutions seem to work either. Since this thread and similary ones haven't been active for a few months, is there any change for a miracle solution I overlooked?

The lesson to learn is I rooted a previous T1 and it ended up bricked I had to fast-talk a friendly tech in the local sony store to wipe the thing clean and restore the firmware so be warned!!!!

Sorry I meant to add to the above I had that problem once and it turned out that the stored password had got trashed Originally Posted by bla. Last edited by Mihasi; at AM. Reason: missing words. Originally Posted by Mihasi. Unfortunately, this is not it. Nothing happens when I try setting up a new connection, it just keeps on scanning for networks endlessly.

Thanks for the suggestion, though. Are you sure everything is ok at the router end? It seems strange that it is not even detecting the network..