as this issue keeps bothering me, I have decided to open a dedicated topic.
Indeed, after using MyWi at some point during the day when I am back home, I can't connect to my home Wifi network. it keeps asking for the password even though I have entered the good one.
Finally, when I reboot the iPad, it works anew.
iPad 64 3G/Wifi Looses secure wifi network credentials periodically. I retype in the 26 character key and I get back on. This is very unnerving and sometimes leaves my family stranded without a connection. Is this going to be a permanent flaw of the iPad?
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iPad 64gb 3G
Other OS
Version 3.2.2
Got mine, not impressed!!! can't seem to get Wifi even though it can read my router and I put in my password, it simply won't work!!!
View 2 RepliesMy device detects the name of the wifi network ( my company name alias- TechNova) but is not picking up the network details ( linksys_ses_54600).
So when under general I go to choose networks i can see TechNova name but when tapped it doesnt open the password page but goes on to say dismiss.
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iPad 3G WiFi
Windows XP
J3021SJ2ETV
You cannot connect to a wifi network (even if it is unsecured), unless you are about 10cm away from the router. You have tried 6.0.2, you have restored settings, you are even using an Airport base station... nothing works. But if you check further, I reckon you will find you can connect to 5ghz networks properly, but not 2.4ghz networks unless right up close.You need to get your iPad switched out for a new one.My replacement worked just fine.
View 24 RepliesMy iPad mini is unable to connect to my home wifi network after iOS 7.1.2 update? However it still connect to my iPhone hotspot.
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iPad mini Wi-Fi, iOS 7.1.2
I cannot connect my iPad to a wireless network running WPA2. I simply get the message back "Unable to join the network network name". This has been tried on an Airport Express and a Cisco wireless concentrator. Disabling WPA2 and the iPad will connect to both networks without issues. What is iPads support for WPA and WPA2? No issues with either Macs running Mac OS X or other PCs running Windows or Linux on the same network.
View 3 RepliesI don't know the proper lingo, being network illiterate, but I'm at at retreat where there is an ultra secure wireless signal set up where you can't just get the signal and enter the password, the host has to actually go in and manually add individual computer ID info in order to allow access --
for my macBook it was a number we got in the Network panel, under Ethernet # or something like that?THere doesn't seem to be an equivalent for the iPad that I can find. Sorry for the vagueness, but can anyone point me in a likely direction?
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G4 Laptop
Mac OS X (10.4.4)
Title says it all, bought a 64gig iPad wifi today...little did i know tons of users are having wifi problems...my problem doesnt seem to fit the others though. Most of what i've read people can connect for a bit,
and after being in sleep mode then it has problems. I can't even connect to my home network. Works fine with my ipod Touch, laptop, etc. I dont have any form of security set up on my router what so ever. I plan on buying a new router soon (for reasons other than this iPad crap.)
I'd really like to see some kind of resolution to this problem before i need to do that though.I tried all that i could out of the trouble shooting stuff. nothing worked. I even tried setting up a static IP for it. What else can be done? i really dont want to have to return it since its such a nice piece of tech.
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iPad
Other OS
In the lobby of a motel with wi-fi network. The instructions was that upon initial connection the network would ask for a code which was to be entered. I went to setting, selected wi-fi and the name of the network it found. The Ipad brought up a new page containing a sign-in form.
When I selected the entry block to start the typing of the code the keyboard came up but then the key board went away before I could enter a letter. I tried it several times.Getting faster I was able to enter 4 of the letters. But the numbers were impossible because it took two actions on the keyboard to get a number.
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MB292LL
Other OS
ipad version 3.2.2 (7B500)
Getting Connection failures! my new iPad Wi-Fi+3G will not connect to my home wi-fi network. can not set up cellular data account. anyone?
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iPad
iPhone OS 3.1.3
I recently connected my iPad to a wifi network with weak signal strength. Now my emails get stuck in my outbox instead of being sent. I can turn off wifi and use 3g, but then I have to remember to turn it back on when I leave. How do I stop the iPad from auto-connecting to the faulty wifi?
View 2 RepliesI have a Time Capsule set up with a Guest Network. Two of my visiting siblings both have iPads (one with v3.2 and one with v3.2.1) and neither of them can connect to my Guest Network.
I tried changing the security type for the Guest Network and even turning it off altogether, so no password would be required, but neither iPad would connect. The Guest Network itself appears to work fine, as my wife's MacBook connected to it no problem.
As a temporary solution, I added my sister's iPad's MAC address to my access control list and let her join my primary network, but I'd really like to figure out why the iPads are being excluded from the Guest Network
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Mac Mini 1.83 GHz 2 GB SuperDrive
Mac OS X (10.6.4)
iPad 64GB 3G, iPod Touch 32GB 2nd Gen, 2TB Time Capsule
I have a wifi only iPad 2. As I had problem connecting to my router, I pressed "forget" and it worked. The problem is my iPad seems to have forgot my router as everytime I turn it off, it doesn't connect to the network automatically which is a hassle!
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iPad 2 WiFi, iOS 5.1
I got the new ipad and it won't connect to ANY wifi network. I know I am getting the password right because I had "forgot" the network on the ipad 1 just to make sure I knew the password. I tried rebooting it and turning the airplane/wifi mode on/off.
View 9 RepliesI have the IPAD2 and I'm experiencing several issues trying to connect to the wifi network. I have some more Apple equipments at home with no problem at all. Is there any wifi issue for some IPADs? How to fix it?
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iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G, iOS 5.1.1
When I try connect to my WiFi network this appears "Unable to join the network". I already reseted my network settings. I made sure that my other devices at home can connect to the same network. I also tried rebooting my device. My iPad is only two months old.
Info:iPad 2 Wi-Fi, iOS 5.1.1
I have just returned from holiday in italy where i was using the hotels wi fi, used flight mode on the plane home, got home and my i pad still thinks it is in rome (time) and will not connect to my home network?
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iPad (3rd gen) Wi-Fi, iOS 5.1.1
I have read the thread for poor signal, unable to reconnect. I am starting a new one because my problem starts with being unable to join a WiFi network.
New iPad, 16GB black. Connects to my office WiFi without problems.
Brought it home, it simply won't connect to my home WiFi. This is a wireless network with xBox, iPad, iPad 2, Mac desktop, laptop, PC, printer - ALL without problems. Heck, my alarm system connects to my wireless network.
Info:iPad (3rd generation) Wi-Fi, iOS 5.1
I have a iPad 3 Wifi running iOS 6.1.3, and before (May 31, 2014), it was working perfectly. As the title says, my iPad 3 cannot connect to any WiFi network. It would always say "Incorrect password for 'WiFi network'.". I would always double check, but still, with all the correct information, it would still say "Incorrect password for 'WiFi network'.". Now that I have no WiFi, I can't really do anything on the iPad. I've tried everything I could (Reset Networks, use Static, diasble Ask to join networks etc.),
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iPad (3rd gen) Wi-Fi, iOS 6.1.3
I have been using my IPad for about a month and successfully connecting to my in-home WiFi every day. This morning I must have done something because I can no longer connect.
I have the WiFi model only (no 3G) and operating under OS 3.2.1.
My WiFi is working for all other wireless connected computers in the house so that is not the problem.
