Am I the only one having ios 6 ipad 3 wi-fi issues

settings WI-Fi Network

scroll down to bottom of screen, click on

HTTP Proxy to AUTO

Probably the worst upgrade ever from Apple - I thought Mountain Lion was a stretch, but rendering all my mobile devices without network same morning is a genuine disaster.

Fortunately, my iPad 1 is unable to upgrade to iOS 6 - Apple have prevented it. So I didn't have the problem on my iPad 😀

I Have a NetGear wndr3400 router. At first after the update I couldn't connect to it, but could with an older Cisco router. I am using WPA2 also.

however, wifi is working great now after power cycling the router, and going into the wifi settings of the phone and 'forgetting' my home network, then choosing it again and entering my network password.

In addition, my wife's 4s never had the same problem as me. She connected just fine, right away.

This seems to be resolved now. I believe the culprit is that when connecting to a WiFi network, the iPad attempts to open a page at apple.com. Apple restored this missing page and that resolved the issue. I think it's a foolish design, what if Apple's servers are unavailable in the future? Why should my iPad's WiFi connectivity be tied to that?

Worked great for me!!!!

Love ios6!!

It's not well thought out, I'll agree. Very annoying.

Try settings safari clear history then clear cache per off then restart it worked for me.

My wireless issue on iOS 6 upgrade is a bit different.... I can connect to my home wireless network.. However, I can't connect to my office wireless network anymore. When using iOS 5.1.1, after connected to office network, Safari will automatically pop-up the authentication page and ask me for username and password. After authenticaiton completed, the internet connection will work. After iOS 6 upgrade, Safai didn't come up and only a pop-up message "Unable to join the network "xxxxx" "displayed.. I have tried to reset all network setting, hard-reset but none of this fix my issue.

I was having this issue. I did a hard reset on my iPad 3 and my wi-fi issues vanished.

http://m.gizmodo.com/5944761/does-ios-6-have-a-wi+fi-bug

The link below, posted online at 8:29 p.m. EST by Digital Spy explains what happened. It also says at the bottom of the article that:

"the issue was fixed at around 8pm Eastern Time (1am Thursday in the UK)"

http://www.digitalspy.com/tech/news/a407053/ios-6-wi-fi-glitches-irk-iphone-ipad -users.html

Are people still having problems with iOS 6 and WiFi connectivity? I would like to upgrade my iPhone 4 and my iPad 3 but refuse to do so if this really is not fixed. 😕

Also, per my lengthy conversation with three different support people at Apple, I was informed this is a bug in the operating system. It should have nothing to do with router configurations, phone settings, etc.

I just got off the phone with Apple again, for the fourth time, at 11:00 p.m. EST.

I was told that the iOS 6 WiFi connectivity problems have been fixed for most users and that the entire issue is expected to be resolved within 24 hours.

Are those people experiencing selective wireless access point connectivity issues still on this thread?

Unfortunately there was widespread wifi issues on iOS devices this evening that was totally unrelated to our issue. We have a thread going here with the same issue, but weren't quite as inundated with apple.com connectivity complaints. I read through this feed until about the 4:00pm time point, and it seems this issue may be focused around Netgear wireless routers, am I correct? It appears some people may be having success by enabling WMM support, but at least in my case, this option is not available.

I am also using a Netgear WGT624v3, which I see was specifically mentioned a few times in here. I was able to connect with 5.1.1 no problem (and multiple other devices with iOS5.1.1, OSX10.7.x, or OSX10.8.x can still connect), but cannot connect with iOS6.0. I do not have this issue at work, but don't know what type of routers they have there.

Hopefully Apple will hear our plea once the background noise of the earlier issue is minimized.

After downloading i0S 6.0, clear your browser history and do a reset.

Hold the sleep/wake button at the top right of the device and the home button at the bottom center of the face at the same time until the apple logo appears then disappears.

Restart, check your WiFi, choose your network and all should be good to go again.

Worked for us on all iPhones and iPads