iPad Air 2 unable to connect to WiFi at home
Received my new iPad Air 2 a few days ago. When I was setting it up, i notice that it will not connect to my home wifi network.
All the while, my iPad 3, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S (all iOS 8.1.3) as well as my computer, are all connecting to my home wifi just fine.
So I went ahead and "Restore" my back up of iPad 3 the old fashion way, via the cable instead of the cloud. The restore worked just fine, but the iPad Air 2 still refuse to connect. My SSID is hidden, so I have to type it in and put in password. It finds my network, and it "tries" to connect, but always failed.
I tried just about everything from what I can find on the internet websites, I have tried: reboot iPad, hard reboot iPad, reset Network, reset All Settings, forget network and reconnect, turn on and off my router and modem. I have an old Buffalo WBR2-G54 (my brother says it's too old, but the problem is all my other devices are working just fine!). I am using WPA, which I think is the correct one to use (rather then WEP).
The iPad Air 2 connects to wifi at Starbucks down the street, and it picks up wifi via hotspot through my iPhone 5 (I made sure it was not on bluetooth). So I think the wifi should be working. Is it really my router problem???? I actually have to go out and get a new router while it works just fine with my 4 other devices at home?! Maybe I just need to adjust my router setting? Anyone know?
iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi