Windows 10: Wi-Fi page is not redirecting to browser for login page

I cannot connect my internet to my college network

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Wi-FI logon page doesn't work

I'm trying to connect to the Wi-Fi network at a hotel. Instead to be redirected to login page, the error 404 pops-up in the browser.
What I have tried to do is following:

1. introducing router's IP in three different browsers (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Edge); the same 404 error shows
   
2. delete IE browser history and also temp files from my computer
   
3. proxy settings to be unchecked
   
4. to don't have a dynamically IP
   
5. to forget the network and after that to connect again
   
6. ipconfig /flushdns command in cmd
   
7. Use the following DNS Server address: 8.8.8.8, alternative 8.8.4.4
   

Using my mobile phone everything works fine, I connect to the network, the login page appears into the browser, I introduce the credentials and the internet works.

Can somebody tell me what else can I do?

Thank you!

 

wifi browser login not bringing up login page

This is what I would try.

• Keep your data connection turned on.
• Turn on your Wi-Fi as well.
• This would allow you to access the login page, either by the data connection or the wifi connection.
• Now try the password thing.
• If it does not work, ensure that you have at least two different browsers installed like UC browser and Nokia Xpress. Also, set the browser to desktop mode in settings.
  

 

Wi-Fi requires browser login Windows 10 initial setup

Windows 10 initial setup requires login to Wi-Fi, but won't launch the browser to allow login. The Wi-Fi hotspots I have access to rewrite login visa browser ad the final step. I'm dead in the water. Is there a way to get the browser to load so I can complete
the Wi-Fi login at initial setup of Windows 10?

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