My iPad Air with iOS 8 cannot handle 5g wifi. It works on slower speeds but has worked before I loaded iOS 8.o

My iPad Air running on iOS 8 will not run WiFi at 5G. What is goin on?

I've got just about the same problem, although it "works", to some extend...
For example, if I go onto YT, film will be uploading for ages before stopping, indicating there's no internet connection...
STEP 1 - Am turning flight mode on
STEP 2 -Am turning flight mode off
After A FEW attempts "something" clicks in place, it will upload particular movie, and the internet will work just fine for 5-15minutes. Until it stops in middle of movie, or while browsing. Same rule applies when browsing internet in safari, or for anything else!
After reading this thread I've done the network settings reset. NONE change.
I've done full reset, taking the iPad back to factory status (again). And, surprise there, NONE change....
It was all spot on UNTILL updated to iOS 8... CMON!!! That is just ridiculous considering how much these products cost??? I've bought a nearly 2000£ iMac approx 2 months ago, and I'm AFRAID TO UPDATE ANYTHING after all the carry on with iPhone, and now the iPad that just CAN NOT work as before?? Wont be long before yet another "happy customer" will go back to using PC... Yes, I do prefer Apple, but it just DOESN'T work, recently...

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