Anyone still having IOS 6 wifi issues?

Did resetting all network settings and rename the router fix the problem? Someone suggested changing the channel. Haven't tried it yet, but was wondering if anything you did fixed the problem or are you still having the problem. We've got an 'n' band router that worked perfectly with iOS5xx.

I went to Verizon yesterday as I lost Bluetooth connectivity about a week ago. The guy said to update to ios6 via wifi. But then I realized that my IPhone 4s couldn't connect to any wifi!!!! But I updated to ios6 thru my computer and now have NO wifi AND no Bluetooth ...what next?.. .? But my old friend, IPad #1 works fine with wifi, etc. plan to go back to verizon but am tempted to wait to see if apple comes up with a fix. Does anyone else have Bluetooth headset issues too?

Yeah.

The goal is to somehow get to your third party site and login before the device does the self test.

i Live in UK, Scotland. I am virgin media. Girlefriend is Sky. and i bought iphone 5 friday. find my wifi no problem and connects but does not recieve internet connection. i do have full wifi signal on my iphone5 at all times.

i have reset network settings, put it onto auto, changed to various channels on router including auto, reset iphone 5 to factory settings, hard reboot, soft reboot, changed router name and pass. NOTHING works. what a joke imo.

the best ive achieved is limited connection time of about 5 seconds then no connection.

FIXED!!!

FOR THOSE WHO ARE UK VIRGIN MEDIA CUSTOMERS AND HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING TRY THIS...

i went into my router settings 192.168.0.1

wifi network settings

security mode

i was set to WPA Auto

I CHANGED IT TO 'DISABLE'

and behold... internet connection works with WIFI

i hope this helps

i assume other routers can disable thier security settings too but once ios5 fixes are made... change back to origonal settings.

This is plainly a serious global issue that Apple is trying to pretend doesn't exist! While there seem to be different variants for different people, it's obvious that people that had no WiFi problem before the iOS6 upgrade,. and who changed noting else, now can't connect to their WiFi network.

So Mr Cook, what are you going to do about this and when? Steve Jobs would be turning in his grave to see what a mess you have presided over.

Who wants to join me in a class action to shake these arrogant people out of their world's richest company is above the law syndrome?

Possible SOLUTION.

Change wireless IP to default value. 192.168.1.1 instead of any other more secure value.

At least iPad now reconnect automatically.

Had the same issue. Router set to WPA/WPA2 mixed mode. Channel auto, so I don't know what channel I was actually on. Switching to channel 11 fixed the issue. Unfortunately my wifi at work doesn't work either and I have no control over channel. Clearly iOS6 has trouble accessing wifi channels it didn't have problems with previously.

Edit: Iphones and the ipad that weren't upgraded and laptops using wifi can still connect to both home and work wifi, so clearly an iOS update issue and not a problem with either wifi router.

FYI, changing your security mode to disable means your data is unencrypted and everyone who lives near you could listen in to your unenecrypted wifi traffic. Passwords, etc. are sent 'in the clear' on any sites that don't use httpS (ssl).

I have a workaround that certainly works for all Netgear equipment and I suspect others as well. Much as I would like to share it with everyone, I have spent too many infuriating ghours to give it to Apple free of charge so when they pay for my lost time I'll give it to them and they can fix the bug as well as tell everyone the workaround.

Their handling of this, like iCloud synchronisation problems, is just appalling! Steve Jobs would not have tolerated this so why does Tim Cook?

➕Hi All, For now, In your router setings desable/Remove the password and keep it OPEN, then try, it will connect

Spoke to Apple Support. They said that bouncing the router has solved the issue 95% of the time. I am thrilled to report that bouncing our router solved the problem. All the devices connect. Wish I didn't clear my network settings until I had tried bouncing the router. Glad it works--my faith is restored.

exactly the same issue for me.

Our IT department rolled back the firmware on the WAPs and everyone was able to get on.

I know this does not immediately help you as the scope of what needs to be done must be massive, but it is all that has worked for me. Incidentally i did try just about every method listed on these forums but with no luck.

I did pass on the info i had to apple techs in the hope it may do some greater good.

Final thing, and i don't know how relevant this is, but the WAPs at work are all netgear

95% is a nice success rate. "Bouncing the router" how to? I am a novice.

Turn the router off. Wait a few minutes. turn it back on. That's it!!!