Internet connection problem with my iPad

I tried this manipulation and it worked. You need to go to settings/Wi-Fi. Then select the Wi-Fi network in the choose network option. Finally, once the network is selected, you need to go to the option where you can see the network characteristics (IP address...). In the HTTP Proxy section, you have to enable the Auto box (which should normally be set to Off).

After weeks of trouble,
I just tried something that worked (dlink505 + ipad2) ...
1/ forget the Wi-Fi network you are connected to.
2/ hold down the Home button and the power button until the Apple logo appears.
The iPad restarts.
Reconnect to the Wi-Fi network by re-entering the password.

Hoping it works for all of you!!!!

The problem comes from the bbox or others; they receive updates that are not taken into account because they are not turned off. So turn off your box and turn it back on, and 90% of the problems are resolved...

Hello everyone,

I had the same problem: my iPad was working fine on Wi-Fi and then it couldn't connect to my network, it was just spinning, searching without connecting. After trying a lot of things, I found the issue and it was really quite simple!
= my laptop was next to me, turned on and connected to Wi-Fi. As soon as I stopped its connection, my iPad's Wi-Fi connected on its side!! There was simply interference between the two!

Well, who would have guessed!!

If I could help, I'm glad, since this site helps me out very often!! Kudos to this forum!

The presence of a transmitter nearby can prevent the iPad and other devices from connecting to Wi-Fi. I experienced this problem, which frustrated me a lot and even made me throw away my excellent INTELLINET router to buy a new one (DSL). All the devices I tried to connect kept detecting signal drops and disconnecting constantly. With the iPad 1, it was worse. I simply tossed the router. With the new one, which I bought very expensively, the problems started again very quickly. I tried all the methods suggested on forums and by Apple, but nothing worked. I installed another firmware on the new router, but without success.
I bought an HTC ONE S with a hotspot. Outside the house, the iPad connects to it. Inside, it doesn’t even want to see the HTC’s signal. Otherwise, for just a few seconds. And if it does see it, it sends the same message as for the DSL router: "IMPOSSIBLE TO JOIN NETWORK XXX."
Even my laptop refused to connect for long to these different networks.
It turns out that I have a satellite antenna at home with a Canal + decoder. The decoder is installed in my bedroom (for the small indoor television), and I connected a transmitter to it to receive the signal on the living room TV with a receiver. The router being next to this transmitter, its signal was severely disturbed by it. The same thing happened when I was inside with the HTC.
So, after several months of hassle, when I turned off this transmitter, all the problems were immediately resolved. I could now connect anything to either of the two signals (DSL or HTC) indefinitely, without any signal drop. But as soon as the transmitter is turned on, it all starts again. So now I know the source of my problem.

Try to eliminate anything that might generate electromagnetic disturbances by turning everything off and see what you get.

I found the presence of wireless surveillance cameras, as soon as disconnected, immediate connections
, yay.
The iPad 1 was the only one to suffer.

I confirm, the Wi-Fi should be installed as close as possible to the Wi-Fi source to avoid any electromagnetic interference.
After that, it gets better, but the pairing phase is crucial.