John smith

Among the best part of going to a restaurant or a movie hall is getting a public Wi-Fi access. But sometimes even after connecting to the Wi-Fi, the sign-in page does not get displayed. In such cases, you are not able to browse over the internet. To know how to get back the public Wi-Fi sign-in page, you need to go through this blog carefully. Method 1: Restart the device Firstly, you need to disconnect from the network. Then, disable the Wi-Fi. After that, sign-out from the user account. Next, shut down the computer. Then, switch on the computer. After that, sign in to the user account. Next, enable the Wi-Fi. Then, connect to the network one more time. Lastly, check if the sign-in page is now able to display in the browser or not. Method 2: Go for the another browser Firstly, visit the Start menu. Then, write ‘Control Panel’ into the search bar. Note that the option shall get displayed as Best Match. Press it. After that, choose ‘Category’...

Google Play Store is one of the most used App downloaders and reasonably so. It has a large user base and users all over the world rely on it. Even though it rarely shows errors and problems sometimes you may encounter an error regarding updates. This can be very frustrating since it prevents you from updating the apps on your device. Google Play Store is meant for managing apps, updates, and installation. But, it is developed by mere humans, so the Play Store can sometimes act up or even show up errors. Let’s learn how to solve the “Error Checking for Update” message on your Android phone or tablet.  What Are the Causes of the “Error Checking for Update” Issue? Corrupted app Cache: If the cached data of the Google Play Store is corrupted, then it might prevent the app from performing several tasks such as updating apps. In order to fix this error, you should start by clearing the cache data of the Google Play Store.  Corrupt data: If the ...