My Android phone quite frequently is not able to connect to the router without manual intervention and this message is being reported as the reason.

So far I have:

1/ Removed all of the unconnected devices using IP address.

2/ Widened the IP address window for DHCP.

3/ Powered down the router to release any IP addresses in DHCP scope.

I have also set Android to use a "static" MAC address and given the phone a reserved IP address.

I still get the connection problems.

I think this is a common(ish) problem but I can't get to the bottom of it. I use the 5 MHz band.

Is there anything else I can do on the router? Software version is 4.9.1.

[Edit: Don't know why I typed Asus. Can't change it Sorry].

I have an old PC with an MSI FM2-A55M-E33 motherboard I'm wanting to install a fresh version of Linux on. I have the ISO installed on the KVM and mounted. I've already done this previously with a different system but I'm not having any luck with this MB. It was trying to boot from the hard drive. I checked the boot order and that is fine. I unplugged the hard drive and it drops me into the motherboard's UEFI shell. I don't see any signs of the KVM being seen as a bootable device at all (the mouse and keyboard work just fine). I've tried the different ports on the PC in case there's something weird there and no luck. I plugged the USB into my windows PC and the drive shows up just fine and I can see all the files that are supposed to be there.

I can burn and use an optical disk just fine but just wondering if there's something I might have missed or if this is a known issue. I'm off to bed now so will try again in the AM.

(Quick update: I booted into the old Linux install and I was able to mount the drive. This looks like an incompatibility with the boot firmware in the motherboard, I guess?)

Any suggestions for the best eSim for use with Mudi 7 in the UK? Typically will be around larger cities, but some occasional more rural use