Anyone still having IOS 6 wifi issues?

Yes, an intermittent problem, bloody sick of it. There are 2 iPad 2's in the house, one WiFi one 3G. The machines are seen intermittently by iTunes over my 3G network. It's a major PITA! And all since the update to iOS 6 and the newer version of iTunes. Clearly a software issue, it didn't happen with the previous version of iOS and the number of complaints/feedback on this site and over the web is a sure indication that there's something wrong. Where's Apple's feedback????

Yes, I have to manually log into my networks every time I change locations. I haven't gotten any notifications from my cell carrier yet, but I assume this means I'm using more cellular data.

I've wasted over half a day just getting my phone to work the way I like it in this new iOS6, nd I still have technical issues. How exactly is this supposed to be an upgrade?

i always thought highly about Apple product that made me bought my first iPad, and immediately excited that there was a software update, that was supposed to be cool. who am i kidding?? I've never had this much frustration with ANY of electronic device ever. Spent countless hours with Support, Genius blamed my router not admiting there's any such WIFI issue, they managed to screw up my name on my replacement order, cancelled and reissued my order without notification. Kept telling me to wait nicely, someone will call, guess what I got email, and not a single phone call. I called the retail store 3 times, and 3 times they promised to call me back.. and never did. Great job Apple. You managed to beat PC indeed. bravo.

I'm having huge WiFi and BT issues after performing a "Reset all Settings" today to try and get a handle on the 4S battery drain issue.

Now my 4S won't recognize my previously paired BT, won't pair up fresh, and won't connect to my secured WiFi network here at home - I keep getting an incorrect password dialog. The 4S was happily working with both BT and this WiFi network under iOS6 ever since release day... until I did the ^%E@^ reset. If I turn off WiFi security I can connect, but that's no solution.

I am not pleased.

Dave in Atlanta...

Same issues reported. Well two issues, both WiFi related.

FIRST: My iPad 3 on iOS 5, WiFi and 3G, drops wifi periodically throughout day. Known issue with BS "fix" being shut down, restart and pray. wife's iPad 3 with Wifi only never an issue. Since day one. No solution.

NOW: (the nightmare). I foolishly upgrade to iOS 6. As noted as naseum across this forum and Web, WiFi drops every couple minutes. Tried the nonsense fixes making the rounds (turn up brightness, change proxy setting, etc.). Nothing works. Wife's iPad 3 on iOS 5, no issue whatsoever.

For ***** sake Apple. Apparently geniuses unaware, whole web buzzing and nothing fro you? Can't revert / downgrade, stuck, ******, and unable to do, well, much of anything on this now expensive toy.

Please, for love of gawd, get on it.

Whoops - just realized this is an iPad discussion, not iPhone. My bad.

What you describe is exactly what I encountered since upgrading to iOS 6.

I hope apple will fix it soon!!

We have 13 iPhones in my office that haven't been able to connect to the WiFi at work since the "upgrade". Call me a conspiracy quack, but does anyone else think Apple made a deal with AT&T to run up our cell data usage?

I executed the IOS 6.0 software upgrade last night on my iPad. I get a message that the update was successful but there are a few more steps. One of the steps requires entering your e-mail address. When I do this, I get a message that I am unable to connect to the server. My options are to start over or retry. Both paths get me to the same point. I have tried a complete shutdown but this does not help. I cannot even get to the home page on my iPad to access settings. Right now I am unable to use my iPad in any way. Can't even get to my Kindle app to read books offline. Anyone else have this installation problem?

Hi Ken,

Sadly this is not just an iPad thread - it affects iPhone 4, 4S, 5 and maybe even 3 (I've lost track of the 500+ posts). We are all just waiting for Apple to (a) acknowledge the problem and (b) give us some indication of when a fix might be forthcoming. Meanwhile, we all just try to implement local workarounds, which, even if they don't work, at least give you that little glimmer of hope for half an hour.

Good luck!

So far this is what I have found in my house TP link access point (the one with three antennas) works like a charm, in my office the have those Cisco wireless routers that look like a flying saucer an had no big deal just a couple of resets since IOS6 at my daughter's school it feels horrible since IOS 6 I don't know that they have but it is big like antennas in every corridor and laptops and cell phones work fine but my iPad not; on my PC laptop I cave codeplex virtual router that I use for my IPad when I'm out out of range and it is giving me a headache many resets per day; those where my 2cents

Thank you so much 😀. After trying everything possible with phone and router, I literally gave up all hope to get my home wifi working on my iPhone after updating to iOS6. Your suggestion fixed it. Thanks again.

My new iPad was running 5.1 and WiFi connection was working smoothly at home. Few days ago I upgraded it to IOS 6 and everything went down hill from there. Not to mentioned other inconvenient about the map and missing apps like YouTube, the WiFi started to acting up.

I noticed my WiFi connection would disconnected every 2 - 3 minute, and then I have to reconnect to WiFi manually again. Some time it's impossble to connect again, and I had to turn off WiFi on iPad or reboot my wireless AP to get connected again. My iPad is pretty much useless right now without WiFi connection.

I think this is one of the worst ISO upgrade I have ever experienced!!!

Look for an update to your router firmware from the manufacturer's support web page.

After upgrading, every time I changed locations, I was not connected automatically to the known network. I had to tap on the network name, rejoin, and re-enter my password.

One time, instead of picking the network from the list of networks, I chose "Other." I then entered the network name, and from the next screen entered the WEP password.

That solved the problem. If I go away and come back, the phone rejoins the network automatically the way it used to do before the upgrade.