Wi-Fi issues on my iPad (8th generation) running iOS 14.2

14.4.2.

Restart the router the next time the signal disconnects.

I was wanting to see if you found a fix for this issue. I have the same problem and it is only my iPad that does it too. No issues with other devices. I have reset the network settings in iPad numerous times and still does not help.

I’m having the same issue on my iPad pro running 14.4.2; not sure what generation.

My wifi network has both 2.4g and 5g signals. What I have noticed is that once the iPad drops the 2.4g wifi, If I connect to the 5g network everything works fine for a while but, according to the settings, the iPad has reverted to the 2.4g network and behaves as though it is no longer connected; the wifi indicator in the upper right corner is not there either. All my other Apple devices are operating just fine.

Restart the router.

Pull the plug for 30 seconds and test it again.

Both my iPad and my Husband’s iPads have been dropping off WiFi most of the day. Nothing else is effected. Did complete shut down of iPads and left off for several minutes. They rebooted and connected, however then started dropping off WiFi again. Issue started yesterday...and yes we rebooted the router last night.. That did not resolve the issue.

Anyone else having this issue?

Thanks, but restarting router has had no positive effect on the situation. That was the first thing I tried.

I have the same issue and tried all suggested solutions. I even had my ISP replace my router and upgrade the firmware. My iPad is the only device this happens to. I have 6 Android devices 2 Windows, multiple IoT devices that never drop the WiFi. This is unique to Apple.

This is not helpful. Contributors in this thread have pointed out that this solution is not working.

I agree that this is not helpful. I've done every suggested solution and none of them work. I have 5 Android and two Windows devices connected and none of them drop wifi. My 4 year old Samsung Tab stays connected and my 6 month old iPad doesn't. So frustrating.

I expect better from Apple.

I had similar problems with my iPad Pro 11 2nd generation. Recently, I updated the OS to 14.6 version and that seems to improve the Wifi performance significantly. I still get a drop out occasionally, something it didn't happen before, but it is much more tolerable.

I just started having problems with my iPad running 14.6. It drops out at various times and with no consistency. I tried unloading photos, and economizing on usage, but no improvement. Is there a fix coming?

Seems every one is experiencing the same issues and the standard reboot router solution does not work. Is there an issue with the IOS update? I have 2 iPads on older iPad Pro and 7th gen iPad. No such problems on the older iPad Pro and they are running the same software version 14.4.2.

This random disconnecting is discerning and affects my my experience. Please provide a working solution.

This isn't solving it for everyone in this thread. Any other answers?

This isn't limited to in-home connections. Trying to get my iPad to connect to a public wifi like Starbucks is nearly impossible. Yet, my Android S10 connects seamlessly.