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We had a small problem finding the Waldorf Astoria website. The trick is knowing what the home page website is for the chain you are staying at. That means the actual brand, not the chain.įor example, if you’re staying at a Courtyard by Marriott you’d need to go to the Courtyard by Marriott page and not the Marriott home page. I’ll usually start at the specific page for the hotel chain. This one can be a bit tricky, as it’s a hit-or-miss process. Go to the webpage for the hotel chain where you’re staying

I’ve had fewer problems since deleting these apps from my phone. Some apps that help you find Wi-Fi networks might be keeping you from logging into other networks. However, I’ve learned that this doesn’t work with the Chromebook. Sometimes, it’s just as simple as reloading a webpage to prompt your browser to show the login page for the hotel Wi-Fi. I try to use a new browser window so I remember not to load any pages before reconnecting the VPN service. I’ve discovered that when I’m trying to log in to a Wi-Fi network, it’s been necessary to deactivate the VPN service (I make sure to turn it right back on when I get online). We always use a VPN when traveling ( and you should, too!), and as I mentioned not long ago, we’ve switched to TunnelBear. Through trial, error and some hunting on the internet, here’s a shortlist of the things I’ve discovered that have worked to help get us back online: Turn off your VPN You do the techie stuff and I do the proofreading). It tends to be my job to fix things that are technically oriented ( Note from Sharon: That’s right, Dear.

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Or we’re supposed to go to the login page to provide the password so we can get onto the network but we can’t even get to the page to enter the information. We’ll connect to the Wi-Fi network of the hotel but nothing happens.

More than once, we’ve gotten to a hotel and turned on the computer only to see this: The main drawback is that it requires an internet connection to do almost anything. She loves it because it’s really light (and was a ton cheaper than getting another MacBook). There’s a whole different problem we’ve discovered since Sharon purchased a Chromebook. Thankfully, this happens much less often than it used to. But even those connections aren’t always the best and occasionally we’ll find ourselves sitting in a hotel lobby updating the website because we just can’t connect from the room. That’s not such a big problem now that most hotel rooms offer Wi-Fi connections. I have an r9 280x i5 4440 8gb ram and a 650w (I think) psu. I'm out of ideas and coming here for any help I can get.Ever since Sharon and I started writing Your Mileage May Vary, we’ve learned that having reliable internet access is a necessity when we’re traveling.

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Saw some other guide that said to set DNS to automatic, and mine already was, (maybe I did something wrong idk) I also tried using the built in trouble shooting on Windows and it didn't do anything. I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling tunnel bear, did nothing. When trying to access websites on chrome I'm met with 'this site can't be reached the webpage at xyz.com might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address. I did have the new 'killswitch' setting on that blocks traffic when connecting/disconnecting, that may have something to do with it I'm thinking? I am connected using Ethernet and I'm on windows 10.

So basically what happened is I was using TunnelBear and I disconnected just like I normally do but afterwards I was unable to access the Internet. On mobile because I can't access the Internet so sorry ahead of time for not flairing the post or any grammar errors.

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