When I attempt to access online resources, I am presented with a message stating that I am not connected to the internet. I have not found a way to get the Creality Print to see the internet.
I am using Linux as my OS, so not sure if there is something odd there. Has anyone else have this issue, and if you have, were you able to resolve it?
Are you running a proxy? I’ve noticed Creality Print has a really tough time with my proxy and I have to turn it off for reliable operation.
No proxy, I am going to try it on a Windows VM and see if I have the same issue. I suspect it is an issue running Creality Print 6 on Linux.
I had the same problem. It seems creality likes to load from windows, (not sure about linux) MSwebview2. I first noticed a lot of traffic going on in the background of creality to do with models etc. I was suspicious of mr Xi and wanted to block this but it meant finding it running in my firewall each time and turning it off. I found a utility that will block it and it worked well , no more background traffic. But when I tried to get to the parameters I got the same meassage as you. I hope this helps
I also attempted to use my Chromebook Linux with version 6xx to no avail. I used Grok AI to help me make the connection …to no avail. I finally asked Grok if any earlier version worked better and it suggested Creality 5 something? I loaded that version and haven’t had any issues. Apparently there are many similar comments online. Now, the only program I have with my working version, is I can’t see the bottom of the PRINT page…so…Grok suggested I reduce the Computer’s screen resolution temporarily. That worked.