In the living room of the house, I suddenly found two wireless networks, both open, one is A and th

"Suddenly" I found out that it was someone else's. If the connection is successful, there is a wireless router, and the wireless router is in the power-on and outward broadcast state. If you can't access the Internet, it means that the route is not connected to the Internet. That's it.

I understand, your router should be reset, and then you can connect two but you are connected to both routers, and the router is not set, you can't go to the network, the router is reset to be fine, I used to have this problem too.

The other party has set up a specified MAC connection, and your device is not in the whitelist of the other party's router, so it cannot be assigned to your IP, and you will not be able to surf the Internet normally.

1. The wireless router is not connected to the external network.

2. The wireless router is set up with MAC address binding.