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whit version of android do you have?
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do &nbsp;you try to install the app.<br />
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<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.toshiba.android.FlashAir" rel="ugc">https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.toshiba.android.FlashAir</a>
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do  you try to install the app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.toshiba.android.FlashAir [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.toshiba.android.FlashAir]

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i wonder if you could do <br />
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Settings -&gt; Wifi <br />
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then get a list of 'saved connections' <br />
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then press long the connection for flashair <br />
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what should open a menu where you could choose <br />
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'forget'.<br />
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after that you may get it back in the list of available connections (perhaps after removing and inserting the sd-card again).<br />
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Sara
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i wonder if you could do

Settings -> Wifi

then get a list of 'saved connections'

then press long the connection for flashair

what should open a menu where you could choose

'forget'.

after that you may get it back in the list of available connections (perhaps after removing and inserting the sd-card again).

Sara

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change flashair network SSID name online<br />
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How did you do the change?
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change flashair network SSID name online

How did you do the change?

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I already inserted my flashair sd card it worked. But after I change flashair network SSID name online, the flashair network does not appear in my android wifi list. I resetted the flashair network on the online app but it still does not appear.
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I already inserted my flashair sd card it worked. But after I change flashair network SSID name online, the flashair network does not appear in my android wifi list. I resetted the flashair network on the online app but it still does not appear.

Flashair SD Card Network dissapeared

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