Originally Posted by lamby:
“He can try to connect when he gets home. Looks like a visit from me is on the cards.
Would deleting the AP then re-adding it possibly solve the issue in Android?”
I doubt it. But as long as you know the password etc needed to re-establish the connection then no harm trying.
But it won't make any difference if it is what you are typing into the settings of the phone that is wrong. As I posted above easy enough to tap the comma instead of the full stop key between the digit groups. So if the phone checks what you've typed as you go it won't turn the SAVE button on but might not necessarily tell you why!
Another thing I've seen (not necessarily on phones) is a device will require you to enter an address as 192.168.001.003 rather than 192.168.1.3
Just out of interest what are you trying to achieve by putting in a different DNS setting?