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After I upgraded my Nexus 5 to Lollipop 5.1, it does not automatically connect to wi-fi because Google is blocked in China and then the phone treated it as no network connection.

I have tried the solution here: How to disable captive portal detection? How to remove exclamation mark on Wi-Fi or signal icon in Lollipop?

However, it only removed the exclamation mark besides the wi-fi signal symbol, but the phone still won't connect to that wi-fi automatically.

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  • Could you clarify whether this issue affects all WiFi access points, or only those that use captive portals? The linked question seems to say so, but clarification is really appreciated.
    – Andrew T. ♦
    May 6 at 15:58

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I had the same problem with Android 5.1 upgrade on MotoX.

What worked for me - switched off WLAN > restarted the router > switched on WLAN

Hope it helps.

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Settings→ Wi-Fi→ Advanced in Upper-right corner→ Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep→ Always. It'll work out.

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    That hasn't a single thing to do with captive portals. Have you read more than just the title of the question? ;) It's not about keeping the connection active (which your post would be an answer to), but about establishing it in the first place without requiring user interaction.
    – Izzy ♦
    May 27, 2015 at 11:34

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