Wifi default?

[Jerry Levitz]

Anyone know if it's possible to disable the daily message asking to connect to wifi?
My router is too far from my garage to make a connection.
Thanks

[Roger Kang]

Just forget that connection so it doesn't try in the future.

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[Jerry Levitz]

Roger,

I could not find any "forget" setting in the WiFi section, there was no such option.

I did turn off the WiFi, however, the message implies that it will "turn on" the next time I drive the car.

Thanks

Jerry

On Monday, November 9, 2015 at 7:08:28 PM UTC-5, Kang, Roger wrote:

Just forget that connection so it doesn't try in the future.

On Nov 9, 2015, at 6:10 PM, Jerry Levitz <jlevi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Anyone know if it's possible to disable the daily message asking to connect to wifi?
My router is too far from my garage to make a connection.
Thanks

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[Jerry Levitz]

Looks like turning wifi off in settings, worked.
Thanks all

[Roger Kang]

Jerry,
I am not near my car now but I remember that there is a place where you can forget a network. Tap on the wifi icon and there should be an option to forget individual networks you've added in the past.
Can someone who is near a Tesla help Jerry? This way you don't have to turn off wifi completely. There might be some strong networks you want to connect to (just a guess).

On Nov 13, 2015, at 6:51 PM, Jerry Levitz <jlevi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Looks like turning wifi off in settings, worked.
Thanks all

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[John Sergeant]

Tap on the Wifi icon, then choose WiFi Settings.  It will list the available networks.  Select the the one you want to ignore and then click the Forget Network button.

[Jerrysgmail]

Thanks John,

Appears turning off wifi in settings, worked for me.

Jerry

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[Jerry Levitz]

Wi-fi update... Heard from Tesla support, in order to stop from asking to connect, you must connect ONCE to a network. After that, the system will stop trying to have you select.
So far, that's working.
They will also request a feature so that turning off wi-fi at the settings page will keep it off until YOU turn it on again.

[Charlie Changchien]

Thanks Jerry ! Hopefully they will implement the WiFi on/soon. The loaner car I got during service also kept asking to connect to my home WiFi, so I had to close the screen every time I get in the car.