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ios6 won't connect to wifi

I just upgraded my phone to iOS6... When I got home, I noticed that I was on 3G, so I tried to connect to my home wireless network through the Settings control panel. The phone connected for a second, then went back to 3G, and a window opened to Apple.com titled "LOG IN" with a message along the top of the page saying "Hmm, the page you're looking for can't be found." I was not trying to use Safari. This was almost as if I was trying to log onto the network at Starbucks or some hotel where you have to go through a gateway to get to the internet.


What do?

iPhone 4S, iOS 6

Posted on Sep 19, 2012 4:00 PM

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Sep 19, 2012 4:51 PM in response to DonEsteban

I had the same problem after upgrading to IOS 6. Wifi would drop and then take me to the www.apple.com login/non existant page.

I reset my network settings:

General ->

Scroll To Bottom ->

Reset->

RESET NETWORK SETTINGS

My 4s reset completely but now connects to wifi. I turned off celluar data to verify that my data was coming thru Wifi and ran a speed test. Seems to be good now. The WIFI symbol diappears and reappears regularly so I'm still a bit apprehensive, but it's working for now.

Try that and hope it works for good!

Sep 19, 2012 4:51 PM in response to DonEsteban

Hello Everyone,


It's not really a big issue. It's just a bit tricky.


Upon installing iOS6, this also happened to me. It asked me to choose a wireless network and it would launch a Safari browser and disconnect from the wifi immediately.


To fix this, just press any of the links on the page (apple logo, etc) and then PRESS BACK with Safari. The wifi connection will come back and upon pressing back it will say "Success". You can now proceed to the next step and finish the iOS6 installation.

ios6 won't connect to wifi

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