Can't connect to wifi. ‘Wi-Fi requires WPA2 password’ keeps coming up. What does that mean?

It means the router is configured to use a less secure password setting. Log into the router's admin page and configure the router to require a WPA2 password.

If using Wifi, instead of joining your Network from the list, click the WiFi icon at the top, and click join other network. Fill in everything as needed.

ruuubbaaa Said:

"Wi-Fi: I’m trying to connect to a wifi network but ‘Wi-Fi requires WPA2 password’ keeps coming up. What does that mean ?"

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Whichever network it is, they should update their router to provide WPA3, as WPA2 is become more prone to hacking, and such. WPA2 is an encryption protocol for logging in to the network. WEP is the least secure. So, I'd stay off of that WPA2 network.

Builting on previous posting - perhaps make sure WPA2- AES versus PSK