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What should I do if only some devices can connect to Wi-Fi but others can’t? - Mahek Broadband
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What should I do if only some devices can connect to Wi-Fi but others can’t?

If some of your devices connect to Wi-Fi successfully while others show “Unable to connect”, “Incorrect password”, or “No Internet”, it usually means there’s a band compatibility, network setting, or device issue — not a problem with your Mahek Broadband service.

Follow these simple checks to fix it quickly.


🧭 Step-by-Step Troubleshooting

📶 1. Check Wi-Fi Band Compatibility (2.4 GHz vs 5 GHz)

Most Mahek routers are dual-band, meaning they broadcast two signals:

  • 2.4 GHz — Better range, works with all devices (older phones, TVs, etc.)
  • 5 GHz — Higher speed, shorter range, works only with newer devices

➡️ Action:

  • If your device can’t detect the Wi-Fi, try connecting to the 2.4 GHz network (it usually has “_2.4G” in its name).
  • Keep both bands enabled to ensure all devices can connect.

💡 Example:
If your router shows two networks:
Mahek_Broadband_2.4G and Mahek_Broadband_5G — connect older devices to 2.4G.


🔑 2. Recheck Your Wi-Fi Password

  • Make sure you’re entering the exact password (case-sensitive).
  • Avoid extra spaces or auto-filled text from older saved networks.
  • If you’ve changed your password recently, “Forget” the old network on your device and reconnect manually.

➡️ On Mobile: Settings → Wi-Fi → Tap your network → “Forget” → Reconnect.


⚙️ 3. Restart Router and Affected Devices

  1. Turn OFF your router and wait 30 seconds.
  2. Restart the device that can’t connect.
  3. Power ON the router again and reconnect.

This helps refresh IP allocation and clears temporary conflicts.


🧰 4. Check IP or DHCP Settings

Sometimes, a device doesn’t automatically get an IP address.
➡️ Action:

  • Ensure “Obtain IP automatically (DHCP)” is enabled on the device.
  • You can also try switching Airplane Mode ON and OFF or Network Reset (on phones).

🔒 5. Check Router Device Limit

If too many devices are connected, new ones might get blocked.
➡️ Action:

  • Log in to your router admin panel (or ask Mahek support).
  • Check if the maximum user limit is reached and disconnect unused devices.

🧩 6. Update Device Wi-Fi Drivers or Firmware

  • For laptops or smart TVs, outdated wireless drivers can prevent connections.
  • Update your system software or reconnect after reboot.

🧾 When to Contact Mahek Support

If none of the above works:

  • The issue may be related to your router’s internal configuration or MAC filter settings.
  • Our team can check and reconfigure your router remotely or schedule a technician visit.

📞 +91 022 697 18061
📱 WhatsApp: +91 8788412303
support@mahekbroadband.in

Please share:

  • Registered name or customer ID
  • Device type (e.g., Samsung phone, Smart TV, Laptop)
  • Wi-Fi name and error message (if any)

💡 Pro Tips

  • Always keep your router firmware up to date.
  • For smart TVs and IoT devices, use 2.4 GHz for best compatibility.
  • Avoid hiding your SSID unless you’re familiar with manual connection setup.