WreakingHavoc
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probably the least anticipated update .. ever
Except for the jailbreak thing.
probably the least anticipated update .. ever
Hi JustMe'D
thanks for your reply.
Here in Germany as well as in US it is a big problem. As the circumstances even for professionals are not clear and there is no reproducible workaround so on my point of view it is a big problem for Apple. iOS 6.0.1 didn't solve it what is not Apple like. Look here
IOS 6 Wi-Fi problems keep hanging on | ZDNet
Thanks and have a nice day.
Except for the jailbreak thing.
^ This
This is the only reason I want iOS 6.1 to get released! I miss IntelliScreen, BiteSMS, and Themes!
Except for the jailbreak thing.
not sure i have the patience to wait on jailbreaks like i used too. very frustrating.
Do you by any chance have BT turned on while connecting with a wifi network?
My personal experience is that BT interferes with a WDS wifi network.
In my office we use HP MSM with multiple access point to cover the whole building. The 4s will not ever connect when BT is on.
At home I have no problem connecting while BT is on, but then again I do not use a WDS wifi network at home.
not sure i have the patience to wait on jailbreaks like i used too. very frustrating.
not sure i have the patience to wait on jailbreaks like i used too. very frustrating.
Exactly 4:17 pm PST on Jan. 23.
The WiFi connection bug seems to be fixed with iOS 6.1.
We had nearly 200.000 views in the Apple Support Community regarding this problem. My iPhone 4S works now without problems but only if the setting PROXY is set to OFF. If you set it to AUTO iPhone again cannot connect to the AirPort Extreme router which is connected to the internet via a Windows network.
The WiFi connection bug seems to be fixed with iOS 6.1.
We had nearly 200.000 views in the Apple Support Community regarding this problem. My iPhone 4S works now without problems but only if the setting PROXY is set to OFF. If you set it to AUTO iPhone again cannot connect to the AirPort Extreme router which is connected to the internet via a Windows network.