My iPad 3's Wi-Fi also is not working. It detects Wi-Fi access points just fine and even shows that it is connected to mine, but nothing loads. Tried the tips posted here to no avail.
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Resolved iPad 3 not getting internet, anyone else?
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Ipad 3 and my 4s are both working on my end. I have only tried it with my wifi connection at home with a time capsule as the router.
Fwiw, here's the process i did, when i restored to ios 6, I setup the wifi first thru the ipad and then restored from backup. I setup everything from the ipad first and when I got to the last part of the setup (setup ipad as new, restore from icloud and restore from itunes backup) I tapped restore from itunes backup.
Did this for both my devices and haven't experienced wifi issues. (Hope it stays that way)
Fwiw, here's the process i did, when i restored to ios 6, I setup the wifi first thru the ipad and then restored from backup. I setup everything from the ipad first and when I got to the last part of the setup (setup ipad as new, restore from icloud and restore from itunes backup) I tapped restore from itunes backup.
Did this for both my devices and haven't experienced wifi issues. (Hope it stays that way)
I have a Netgear DG834Gv3 modem/router and my iPad 3 which has been upgraded to iOS 6 has no internet at all. Can someone tell me where I can turn this setting on in the DG834G?
I do have a Netgear too, do you have a "Multimedia Wifi" section ?
Here is a screenshot of mine (in spanish):
No I don't. I have a DG834G v3, I have looked around and apparently it is supposed to be turned on by default.
It seems that you need to upgrade your firmware to get WMM support, here is the latest version
http://kb.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/2325
solution to no internet with ios 6 problem
Go to General under settings and click on Reset at the bottom of the options page. Click on Reset Network. This will erase all of your previous network settings. You'll then have to re-enter the information of the network you want to join. This will fix the problem. This worked on both my iPad 3 and iPod touch 4th generation.
Go to General under settings and click on Reset at the bottom of the options page. Click on Reset Network. This will erase all of your previous network settings. You'll then have to re-enter the information of the network you want to join. This will fix the problem. This worked on both my iPad 3 and iPod touch 4th generation.