I have had my touch for a few weeks. I live in a downtown area, so many of my neighbors wifi shows up, with a few of them allowing entry. For some reason, my touch keeps defaulting to one of my neighbors networks when I turn it on, and will only allow me to log onto my own home network manually. I have WEP turned off on my network but it does only allow registered MAC addresses to use it (in theory). My touch is one of the registered addresses. I also have a macbook, and it doesn't have the same problem. I have tried telling my touch to "forget" all the other networks, and it still doesn't recognize my network as "known". I was under the impression that the touch would log onto the last network used if it is available.
Anyone have any suggestions.
Thanks
PS, wireless router is a relatively old 802.11b, with a fairly weak signal. Could it be that by the time my touch has detected the signal, it has already made the decision to connect to another network?
Anyone have any suggestions.
Thanks
PS, wireless router is a relatively old 802.11b, with a fairly weak signal. Could it be that by the time my touch has detected the signal, it has already made the decision to connect to another network?