Wifi Problem- please look here

Brand of Router: Apple Time Capsule
Does it transmit a Wireless G or N signal or both? don't know
Does your iPod Touch/iPhone/Macbook/PC etc connect fine to your router? All connect (iPhone and MacBook) but all including iPad assigned same IP address, shutting two down, to use one
Do you have a password on your Wifi connection? Yes
If so, what type of encryption do you use? (WPA/WEP etc) WPA
If you disable the password does it fix the issue? did not try
If so, do you still lose the wifi (in the top left) but then it reconnects?

Thank you all, I am hoping strongly this is a software issue and not a hardware one!

I can try to force G only for purposes of this test (and I'll do that and let you know what happens), but that's not a good permanent fix for me. The problem is that I have an Xbox 360 that uses wireless and it's the older B-only network adapter.

Setting it to G only did not fix the issue.

I set the Belkin N1 to G only and it still had the same issue (let the iPad idle for a while, wireless goes into standby, when I try to use it again it connects at full strength to the router but will not connect to the 'net).

Back to the drawing board. I'm about ready to take it to the Apple store.

Brand of router: ActionTec provided by Verizon
Wireless G
iPhone & Mac Book Pro & other windows PCs all connect fine
Yes I have a password
WEP
Haven't tried to disable security

My iPad connects fine at first then drops the connection. Sometimes I can go back to settings and reconnect. Sometimes when I get the connection pop up I can reconnect & sometime I have to re-enter the password.

I have exactly the same problem via Cisco Clean Access Network in Georgia Southern University.

It just freeze after I type&go an ID and Password.

Brand of Router: Actiontec FIOS router
Does it transmit a Wireless G or N signal or both? G
Does your iPod Touch/iPhone/Macbook/PC etc connect fine to your router? Yes, i have macbook pro, imac and iphone. All are fine.
Do you have a password on your Wifi connection? Yes
If so, what type of encryption do you use? (WPA/WEP etc) WEP
If you disable the password does it fix the issue? I cannot disable because it is in the router
If so, do you still lose the wifi (in the top left) but then it reconnects? NA

My wife's iPad does the same thing. She even took it to her aunt's house and had the same issue.

Airport Extreme Gen 2
Both, I use my iPad on an 11n 5ghz only channel.
Yes
Yes
WPA

I don't have an issue.

This is exactly what I'm experiencing

I'm using the iPad in the same locations I used my iTouch, front porch and bedroom and losing connection much too often and then having problems reconnecting. Sometimes when connected, the speed is very slow. I tried purchasing an APP last night with a strong signal but before the APP downloaded, the iPad disconnected leaving a ghost icon in the iPad screen which I had to remove via restart.

Brand of Router: Apple AirPort Extreme Router
Does it transmit a Wireless G or N signal or both: Using N only
Does your iPod Touch/iPhone/Macbook/PC etc connect fine to your router: Yes
Do you have a password on your Wifi connection: Yes
If so, what type of encryption do you use? (WPA/WEP etc) WPA
If you disable the password does it fix the issue? Not the problem
If so, do you still lose the wifi (in the top left) but then it reconnects? Not the problem

Some more info:
I could connect at home using my Ipad but cannot at work but I can create a computer to computer network using macbook pro and using WEP password encoding and sharing my internet connection.

Not best way but at least it's working.

Similar issues here too. iPad 64GB weak wifi even on top of router. Airport Extreme, both G and N signals. Strong connection signal with several different iPhones and iMac. Password protected. WEP. Diabling does not effect signal.

Brand of Router
-Linksys
Does it transmit a Wireless G or N signal or both?
-G
Does your iPod Touch/iPhone/Macbook/PC etc connect fine to your router?
-Yes
Do you have a password on your Wifi connection?
-Yes
If so, what type of encryption do you use? (WPA/WEP etc)
-WPA
If you disable the password does it fix the issue?
-Have not tried
If so, do you still lose the wifi (in the top left) but then it reconnects?
-No

The problem I am having is associated with Safari browser. It seems when I go to certain webpages the loading gets stuck for a long time before fully displaying the pages... Has anyone experienced such issue? Rebooting my iPad didn't help either...

Brand of Router: Netgear range max
Does it transmit a Wireless G or N signal or both? Both
Does your iPod Touch/iPhone/Macbook/PC etc connect fine to your router? Yes
Do you have a password on your Wifi connection? NO
If so, what type of encryption do you use? (WPA/WEP etc)
If you disable the password does it fix the issue?
If so, do you still lose the wifi (in the top left) but then it reconnects? Read Below

My home netgear range max connects great, great speed on the n signal, the range max has a button you press to allow new connections and when not lit no one new can connect, that why it is not secure. So on that front it works great. HOWEVER I also purchased a Sprint Overdrive wifi Hotspot, works awesomely with my iphone and had security enabled (wpa). My ipad never ask to connect to it like it did on other available connections but did find it under the wifi networks. I setect teh overdrive to connect to which it did after entering the password and some time to link to it. Connection would drop but it never would get a internet connection. I removed all security and it finally will connect to the internet however loses and reestablishes the connect a lot. If I'm near other known connections the losing connection causes it to switch over to the other connection even when the signal is very weak.

In summary there is an issue with the wifi secure connection in the ipad and for some reason the ipad and sprints overdrive DO NOT work well together.

What firmware version do you have on your access point? I had FW 3.0.01 and there was a new version out.

Upgrade to FW 3.0.02 and my throughput speeds jumped back up. Seemed this was a bug on my wireless access point.