Q: Getting page not found on iPad for WiFi verification

It's worked for me also.

NO FIX! Just connect as normal!

Sorted :-)

It works again

this worked for me as well

Ok folks, nice and easy to fix.

Just switch off your Wi-Fi in settings and then switch on again.  When it sees your Wi-Fi, select it and hey presto, all works.

Just completed on my iPad 2 and iPhone 4.

Both now upgrading apps over my Wi-Fi connection.

Hope this helps.

Thanks God!

They've FIX it with a "Success" notification.

Ugh. Same problem on BOTH my iPad 2 WiFi only (essentially bricking my iPad) and my iPhone 4. Very obnoxious. Not sure if related, but none of my apps installed. However, if I manually install an old app from the App Store it will put it exactly where it was located on my backup, and create the folder and everything. Very confused. Not the best software roll out Apple has ever done.... Is there any known fix?

LOL at all people saying they have "found the fix". THE ISSUE HAS BEEN CAUSED AND RESOLVED BY APPLE.PERIOD. Go back about your business people:)

Me too

Same problem with iPhone 4 16Gb

Updated thru Wi-Fi

FIXED.

Here's what I did. I rubbed the cat on the ceiling and changed my socks. Do that and it'll work for you!!!

(yes, this is sarcasm - apple fixed the bug on their website and now everyone's device works)

I had this issue too, both on my ipad 3 and iPhone 4S. I worked around it by connecting to my wifi in the Settings and, once connected, and without exiting the Settings, hold down Home button and ask Siri to search for something. Wifi stays on after doing that. Can then use wifi as normal.

Don't ask me why this works but it does.

Dont do any fixes. The problem was APPLE - not your stuff.

Just try again and it will work. Shame on Apple for the silence... AS ALWAYS !!!

Thanks mr rothchild and p222pjpyour suggestion helped.

I turned off wifi and then re-enabled. It  automatically connected to the wifi network and everything seems to be working. I did a restart of the ipad and it seems to be working fine.

This fixed it from me.... found the answer on Twitter:

Settings > Wi-Fi > (Network...) > "Blue Circle Arrow" Scroll down to the bottom and set: HTTP Proxy to Auto

I had the same problem that everyone is describing.  I was able to connect to my wifi by adding the network name manually.  under choose a network in the settings, select other, and then enter the name of your network, the security type, and the password.  connected no problem for me.  P.S. the network name is caps sensitive.