In your file path, there is this, which might be interesting:
C:\Users\Student>
Are you on a school network? Often, you require a special username/password to connect to those. The wifi chip on the Core isn't capable of handling those, as is stated in the above mentioned docs.
Also, what are the settings of your accesspoint? Which type and channel are you using? 2.4GHz/5GHz, channel <11, a/b/g/n/ac?
Try to give us a much information as possible, rather than "I tried some things, and it didn't work". With only that information, there is very little we can do to help. Also, include any and all steps you've already taken. There's no point in telling you things you might have already tried several times.
no Flashing green when i am at home
i know that i am unable to set it up in school easily so i gave up doing it in school
i am using DIR-868L (D-Link)
Mixed 802.11ac, 802.11n and 802.11a 5GHz
Channel Width 20/40/80MHz
Seems like you've got a decent router. Would you be willing to try out some different settings? According to the docs, The Spark Core is 802.11b/g. Could you try enabling those modes if possible? Also, enabling a 2.4GHz channels would be good, since that's what the Core requires if I'm not mistaken. Finally, keep the channel below 11, since the TI chip can't handle channels above that.
Give that a try and let us know if that helped.
That means it's waiting for credentials. Have you tried providing them through either the Mobile app or via USB?
Also try a factory reset, that never hurts.
@Jeffery, make sure your password has no spaces and is shorter than 32 characters. Your SSID should not have spaces either. Try 802.11g mode ONLY to start with. You may want to do a factory reset on the Core and restart from there.
@Jeffery, which one of the two have you selected on the Core, when you did provide your credentials via USB (2) WPA or (3) WPA2 - or do you mean you've tried both?
In this case, we'd need some more background about yourself and your general knowledge in the field of programming.
Since this
might somehow suggest, that you are about to take something on that might be too big for you, if you haven't at least some degree of programming experience.
This is a Spark focused forum and not a general programming school.
But this shouldn't mean we won't be there to help, but try taking smaller bites that you can chew and then gradually push your limits.
yes i am testing out Spark Dev but i am unable to do anything with it
when i press flash like when i am using the web Dev nothing happens
what i done >
Login to Spark
Select my core
copy and paste my codes
it still dont flash
Spark focused forum and not a general programming school.