iPhone/iPad dropping connection at home on my local WIFI

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  • leg4
    Confirmed User
    • May 2003
    • 4429
    #1

    iPhone/iPad dropping connection at home on my local WIFI

    iPhone/iPad dropping connection at home on my local WIFI

    Randomly dropping connection and does not get the connection back without a renew-release on the iphone/ipad.

    No other computer/device using Wifi---- so no confusion.


    Any idea what may be causing this?


    Thanks
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    • AzteK
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2001
      • 3451
      #2
      Yes the problem lies with-in owning an apple.

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        • Sid70
          Downshifter
          • Dec 2002
          • 16413
          #3
          get out of your basement bathroom at least once a day to get signal!
          Русня, идите нахуй!

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            • eroticsexxx
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2006
              • 3133
              #4
              Originally posted by leg4
              iPhone/iPad dropping connection at home on my local WIFI
              Randomly dropping connection and does not get the connection back without a renew-release on the iphone/ipad.
              No other computer/device using Wifi---- so no confusion.
              Any idea what may be causing this?
              Thanks
              What brand of router are you using? Are there other Wifi routers/cordless phones in the area? What type of wifi security are you using - WEP/WPA/WPA2? What kind of distance typically exists between you and the router, including number/type of walls the signal has to go through? Have you tried a default reset, then using the router for a time with its default settings?

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                • SBJ
                  So Fucking Fabulous
                  • Apr 2003
                  • 11377
                  #5
                  Originally posted by eroticsexxx
                  What brand of router are you using? Are there other Wifi routers/cordless phones in the area? What type of wifi security are you using - WEP/WPA/WPA2? What kind of distance typically exists between you and the router, including number/type of walls the signal has to go through? Have you tried a default reset, then using the router for a time with its default settings?
                  yup I'd look at the router cause when I first got my ipad the day it came out April 3rd I was using a very old router and although my laptops never lost signal i had problems with the ipad dropping it all the time and from time to time I would actually have to go reboot the router to get it to connect... Later that month I moved into a new place and bought a new router that was the best for today and I never have those problems. It is a known bug that iphones and ipads have but if you google they will just recommend you update your router

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                    • BigPapa
                      Registered User
                      • Nov 2010
                      • 8
                      #6
                      99% sure it's your router - try resetting it (unplug it for a minute) see if that does the trick.

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