Trouble connecting to specific WiFi network
Starting a few months ago, my iPad mini has been having trouble connecting to my home WiFi network. At first I figured it was my WiFi, but I've tried resetting iit, which did not correct the problem. Also, oddly nobody else had trouble connecting. My boyfriend's iPad and both of our iPhones have strong connection everywhere in the apartment. Obnoxiously, my iPad can connect to every other WiFi network in our building with strong connections, just not mine!
I have tried resetting network settings and did a full factory restore but I'm still experiencing the same issue. I can't decide whether it's an iPad issue or a WiFi issue. Nobody else has problems with the WiFi, and my iPad doesn't have problems with any other connection!
Here's what is actually happening: to connect to my network, I have to literally set the iPad right next to the router until it connects. Immediately after I walk away, it drops down to 1 bar and as long as I'm within that room, I can use my iPad. Once I leave the room, the connection is lost.
It's driving me INSANE. Please help with suggestions or similar experiences
ps. This has not been an issue caused by system upgrades as it has been going on for several months and has finally driven me crazy enough to get help, haha
You have a wifi signal; it's just very weak. That suggests two possible causes:
1. The iPad case. In some cases, a case may interfere with the wifi signal significantly. Remove the case, and test the wifi again.
2. The wifi antenna. In rare cases, the wifi antenna will become dislodged or torn; they're fragile strips of filament.
The iPad case is easy to fix. The antenna requires more skill, and urge you to use an experienced professional.
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Okt 08 12:03:18 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): supplicant interface state: group handshake -> disconnected
Okt 08 12:03:18 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): supplicant interface state: disconnected -> scanning
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Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): device state change: config -> need-auth (reason 'none') [50 60 0]
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> Activation (wlan0/wireless): asking for new secrets
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> Couldn't disconnect supplicant interface: This interface is not connected.
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> Couldn't disconnect supplicant interface: This interface is not connected.
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> No agents were available for this request.
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): device state change: need-auth -> failed (reason 'no-secrets') [60 120 7]
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> Activation (wlan0) failed for connection 'STERNCHEN_Netzwerk'
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): device state change: failed -> disconnected (reason 'none') [120 30 0]
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): deactivating device (reason 'none') [0]
Okt 08 12:03:29 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <warn> Couldn't disconnect supplicant interface: This interface is not connected.
Okt 08 12:03:30 thinkpad-ajs124 NetworkManager[1008]: <info> (wlan0): supplicant interface state: scanning -> inactive
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network={
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First, try a system reset. It cures many ills and it's quick, easy and harmless...
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You have now completed the Wireless configuration, follow the next 3 steps to start printing.
The blue wireless light will go solid, put the Mac back on your own network.
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when i click on safari to use the internet it says "safari cannot open the page because it is not connected to the internet", but i am connected to a wifi network so how do i get safari to work?
you may be connected to the wireless network but the question is the internet working properly on the wireless network...
what i mean is that i can make a wireless network without the internet so i can save and share files and have other devices connected to the same network access them... but you have to make sure that your internet it running properly... may have to reconfigure the router is your using PPPOE or if it was working prior to your post then try to restart your modem... that usually resolves most issues. -
Hello all, I could use some help with my iPhone 4, I hope this is the best place to ask!
The Problem:
I want to do a full backup of my iphone to either itunes or to icloud. Unfortunately the iphone got wet and isn’t working properly. The phone turns on and still works, but the touch screen no longer works. I have a passcode lock on the phone so iTunes will not allow me to backup it up until I type in the passcode (which I cannot physically do). WiFi had been turned off before it got wet so it won’t connect to any known WiFi networks either to backup automatically to iCloud.
What happened:
I had been travelling for 6 months and went tubing on a river with my iphone in a dry bag. Unfortunately the dry bag failed and filled with water ruining my iphone.
What I’d like to do:
It’s an old phone and I was planning on buying a new iPhone anyway. I would love to do a full backup to either iCloud or to my computer so when I get a new iPhone I don’t lose anything. I’ve already connected it to my PC and downloaded all the photos and videos off the phone so at least I haven’t lost that, but I would like to be able to recover all the text messages, WhatsApp messages and notes I had created during my 6 months of travel.
The last time it was backed up to my pc or to icloud was in April, so there are 6 months worth of very meaningful data I would love to keep to remind me of my travels!
Is there anyway to force a full backup of the iPhone without typing in my passcode lock or is there anyway to force it to connect to a WiFi network so the phone can backup to iCloud??
iTunes recognizes the phone just now and I tried upgrading the phone to iOS7 in the hopes that it would first backup and then upgrade. Unfortunately all that happened is the phone upgraded to iOS7, but it didn’t backup to iTunes. Now the phone is stuck at the iOS7 welcome screen and I can’t do anything else with it.
Any ideas or tips would be welcome!
NOTE: This is NOT a jailbroken iPhone.If there is no other way around this, is there anyway to completely wipe the phone then??
The Apple store agreed to give me a new iPhone 4 as a warranty replacement for $150 (I travel a lot and I have a factory unlocked phone, so this is still worth it for me). But before I trade it in, I would like to make sure all my data is backed up on the device first.
When I try and restore the phone now on iTunes, it says I have to turn off Find My iPhone on the phone first before I can restore it. Now since I can't use the screen I can't really do that.
So how do I completely wipe the iPhone???
Thanks! -
My apple TV is finding and connecting to the Wifi network but then says it is not connected to the internet and then I cannot find it on the iPad through airplay. I don't want it connected to the internet (as in www.) because for the use I have I only need to use the Apple tvs locally in a sports hall as scoreboards. I have 3 others working on the same router and they are working fine (as of yesterday)
On my screen I see (obviously not written like this)
network connect- yes
signal strength- fine
Ip address- fine
DCN- fine
Activation- Failed
This is the only negative I can find and the statement that the Apple TV has connected to the wifi but is not connected to the internet.
Where has it gone wrong for me. Please helpIt is not properly connected to the network.
Make sure location is set correctly
DNS should be on auto (settings - general - network)
Try ethernet
Signal strength on device won't account for issues, you would need a network report from istumbler, netstumbler or similar. This will show accurate signal strength along with noise and nearby networks
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