Proxy settings for zeti 10" can't get on the internet but I have wifi

Try pressing the button 10 times because the nabi server is unavailable. Not now is by default disabled. Press try again 10 times. After 10 times, press not now. It enables. Press not now to connect to the wifi and bypass the unavailable server message.

Are you sure of Wifi password is correct?
if so, 1st; try restarting your ipad by holding down power/sleep button untill it show "Slide to shut down" leave it off for 10 seconds & then re-open it.enter the Wifi -password, sometimes this step works.

2nd solution ; try resetting your iPad network settings, it will not affect your ipad in any thing except it will forget all entered passwords for any wifi you have already connected before. go to General from Setting, choose resett, and inside only reset network setting, shut down ipad & try to connect to the wifi again. Hope this solution work for you. Also you may try shutting down & opening your router again after 10 seconds while off. Good Luck.

203.142.70.147:8282 178.23.227.47:8080 137.135.115.228:8080 125.39.66.153:80 66.35.68.145:3128 125.93.186.106:9999 123.125.116.243:8762 188.136.216.130:8080 123.125.116.242:24379 123.125.116.242:17239 123.125.116.242:11095 190.121.135.178:8080 111.95.243.36:80 123.125.116.242:24809 201.20.177.185:8080 123.125.116.242:21725 123.125.116.243:5496 187.72.120.245:3128 95.87.239.115:8080 123.125.116.242:23684.

That is the lycamobile proxy address.

I never use proxy settings. You could try turning it off and try. You almost certainly cannot use someone else's proxy server settings.

Use these settings to change or remove the proxy.

http://kb.k12usa.com/Knowledgebase/Proxy-Setup-for-Apple-iPad

Has it been rooted?
The equivelent of a an ipad/iphone jailbreak?

You can check this by doing one of two things.
The first is by going into settings, scrolling down to the bottom and clicking on About Tablet.
If not that then go to Settings/Device and then click About Tablet.

The second, and easiest, is to check to see if you have an app called SuperUser (SU).
If you do then your device is rooted.

Other ways to check, which is more dificult because of you not being able to get WiFi access, is by downloading an app called Root Checker or a Terminal app.
Root checker is self explanitory as it does exactly what it says on the tin.
It will check to see if you have root access to your device and will tell you either way.
The terminal app will show a hash tag symbol (#) as soon as it is started.
This is also an indicator of root access.

Have a look in the WiFi/network settings for your device and see if it has been set up to use a proxy or VPN.
If it has then clear these settings and try to enable the WiFi again.
If this doesn't work then i would restore the device back to factory settings as it could be a software issue.
Failing that you could always upgrade the firmware to the new 4.4 KitKat which, if your device is rooted, will wipe root access out.

JUST SIMPLY RESTART YOUR COMPUTER THEN CHECK YOUR INTERNET AND WIFI SETTINGS ,RECONNECT TO YOUR WIFI THEN RESTART YOUR INTERNET OPEN SITED YOU FAILED TO LOG ON TO AND CLICK REFRESH THEN SIMPLY JUST SIGNIN AGAIN

That won't do you any good unless you're connected to a private network with an IP addressing scheme setup that starts with 192.168.1. 192.168.1.3 would be on a private network and is not a webserver you'd find on the Internet. Do you know whether or not you have a proxy server setup at the location you're trying to use WiFi? 192.168.1.3:8080 seems like it would be the address of a proxy.

This is normal. To save energy, the ARCHOS always starts up with the WiFi set to off. You must manually use the Fn-F3 keys if you want to activate the WiFi connection.
I cannot connect to the Internet over WiFi, what's wrong? Make sure that your WiFi is activated. This can be turned on and off with the blue function key pressed down and then the F3 key. The blue WiFi indicator just below the touch-pad will light indicating that it has been turned on.
My WiFi router/modem is on and working, but it does not show up in the list of wireless networks. What's wrong? It could be that the WiFi modem/router is hiding its SSID. This is done for security purposes sometimes. You can either change this on the WiFi modem/router (see its instructions) so that it broadcasts its SSID (and then you'll see it in the list on your ARCHOS 10) or you can go into the advanced settings of the Wireless Network Connection screen to the Wireless Networks tab and 'add' a new connection. You will need to know the SSID name and its other connection parameters.

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