Do I fail to connect to a Wi-Fi network on iPhone and iPad with iOS 8? We leave some possible solutions
As we know, there are some users who have indicated that they are experiencing some problems with Wi-Fi connections on their own devices after having upgraded to iOS 8, the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system. If you're one of those affected by this issue are some tips that can help you to solve the problem of access Wi-Fi networks on iPhone and iPad with iOS 8.
Then we leave you with two possible ways in which you could troubleshoot connection to Wi-Fi networks from the iPhone and iPad with iOS 8.
Reset Network Settings
One of the main actions to be taken in this case and the logic to solve the problems associated with connections to WiFi networks may be to reset the network settings. Resetting the settings we're really doing is eliminating all settings, cache, DHCP information and related network configurations present on the iPhone and iPad data.
To reset the network settings on the iPhone and iPad with iOS 8 simply have to access the following path:
Settings> General> Reset> Reset Network Settings.
Once you have completed the operation, the device will restart automatically, eliminating all saved Wi-Fi networks, which will force us to re-enter the password for the Wi-Fi network on your device.
Turn off Wi-Fi services system
If you reset the network settings on the iPhone and iPad with iOS 8 do not you have worked, also possible to try another option. For this we have to go to:
Settings> Privacy> Location.
At this point we find a section called System Services. Once you have accessed this section, uncheck the option called Network connection Wi-Fi. Now try to connect to a Wi-Fi network from your iPhone or iPad with iOS 8.
Other tips to troubleshoot Wi-Fi in iOS 8
Then we leave you with some additional tips that can help you solve the current problems with the Wi-Fi networks from mobile devices with iOS 8:
Custom DNS configuration: iOS this can sometimes help to slow wireless connections, the DNS service is especially fast with Google search for many users.
Change the router configuration Wi-Fi: in the event that the router allows, change the settings of an N network to a G, or from 2.4GHz to 5GHz network.
Reinstall iOS 8: the fact reinstall again cleanly iOS 8 may be a solution, be sure to make a backup before.
Obviously, this problem could be solved also see an update that Apple made probably the version of iOS 8.0.1 operating system. until the update arrives will play try some of the options outlined above.
If you found another solution how to troubleshoot problems connecting to Wi-Fi networks on iPhone and iPad with iOS 8, do not hesitate to tell us via the comments....