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dealmaker

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Original poster
Guys,

Got a problem with an iPhone 4 that simply will not connect to our home Wi-Fi!!

Some background - we have 3 x iPhone 4 in the house - and 1 X iPhone 4S

The network is two Apple Extremes and a few Airport Express units.

The phone in question will connect to external Wi-Fi networks - it will connect to another Wi-Fi network we have in the house...BUT not the main network.

Every other phone is fine - and they all have the same settings and updated 5..0.1 - etc - this phone has been a problem even before IOS5 - and its just bizarre - as it will connect elsewhere. If I was to take it to the Apple store I'm confident it wold connect to their network and they'd say "theres nothing wrong with it"??

SO I am at my wits end with this phone! I've tried restoring it twice - I've tried re-setting the network - the network has the latest firmware - I have tried forgetting the offending network and re-joining - I've tried everything!

When I try to join the network it asks for the password - then the circle thing just churns away but never connects or gets the "tick"

Anyone got any ideas??

Thanks!!
 
Dealmaker help me too !!!

I have exactly the same problem. Tried the various fixes. No joy. Have you fixed it yet ? Thankyou
 
I had the same problem. I was able to connect again to my home Airport wifi by shutting down my iPhone, turning it back on, and quitting all open apps -- in that order. Don't know if shutting down and re-starting did the trick or if quitting the open apps did it, but I was immediately connected to my wifi.
 
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