WLan problem (firmware 14.3.A.0.761)

After update to firmware version 14.3.A.0.761, I have had problem of connecting to WLan network.
I have successfully logged on to the network, but it does not connect to network but is set to status saved.
The signal strength for the network is good.
Solved!
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Maybe helpfull:
Remove the credentials of your phone from the router: remove all so that your router does no longer remember the phone.
Remove the credentials of your router from the phone: forget your wireless access point in the phone.
Search for a "new" wireless access point to connect your phone to. Enter the WPS-code etc. (If the phone is still able to connect automatically the first time, you haven't cleared all data &colon; do it again and repeat).
Now it should work ok.
Worth a try .....

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bei mir kommt immer die Meldung "Verbindung zu ...(mein WLAN) fehlgeschlagen".
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ich auf Empfehlung von telefonischem Apple Support mein iPhone 4S auf Werkseinstellungen zurückgesetzt und als neues iPhone konfiguriert. Leider ebenfalls ohne Erfolg! Meine sonstigen Geräte (iPhone 3GS, iPad2, ein weiteres iPhone 4S, die alle noch unter IOS5 laufen, funktionieren einwandfrei!)
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yeah, it didn't work..
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I managed to click a pic of a part of this annoying problem. So what do you get when you connect your phone to your wifi network and try to retreive your mail?? You get your mail, right? Wrong! You get this!
http://img136.hotlinkimage.com/img.php?id=1474428482
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