Had similar issue. Returned 64gb wifi to app lee store. New one started to act up. Solution to change wep to wpa worked. Also on fios.

Originally Posted by Trebor

Had similar issue. Returned 64gb wifi to app lee store. New one started to act up. Solution to change wep to wpa worked. Also on fios.

Yep I have a Verizon router and changed from WEP to WPA and also changed the channel and it now works flawlessly.

I have an iPad 64gb wifi and using the apple extreme router...at time, the signal bar goes to no bar but just for a few secs and it will vary between full bar and no bar... But connection stays connected..
My room is about 5 meters from my router...

we had problems with our i pad not recognizing our network. turns out after we called the techs out, that apple products do not recognize capitol letters in your network name...so if your network is titled Smith family network no apple product will recognize that! very frustrating to have everything in your wireless network functioning (printers etc.) only to find out your expensive new toy cant recognize capitol letters! hope this saves people some money/ frustration

Originally Posted by dsbett

we had problems with our i pad not recognizing our network. turns out after we called the techs out, that apple products do not recognize capitol letters in your network name...so if your network is titled Smith family network no apple product will recognize that! very frustrating to have everything in your wireless network functioning (printers etc.) only to find out your expensive new toy cant recognize capitol letters! hope this saves people some money/ frustration

I'm skeptical. My home network is titled "Trojan Virus", with both words capitalized. All my Apple products work just fine on it. My work network is "SAIF C", all caps. My iPhone has always worked fine there. Had a little trouble with my iPad for a while, but that has since been resolved.

Originally Posted by Reverend Beavis

Originally Posted by dsbett

we had problems with our i pad not recognizing our network. turns out after we called the techs out, that apple products do not recognize capitol letters in your network name...so if your network is titled Smith family network no apple product will recognize that! very frustrating to have everything in your wireless network functioning (printers etc.) only to find out your expensive new toy cant recognize capitol letters! hope this saves people some money/ frustration

I'm skeptical. My home network is titled "Trojan Virus", with both words capitalized. All my Apple products work just fine on it. My work network is "SAIF C", all caps. My iPhone has always worked fine there. Had a little trouble with my iPad for a while, but that has since been resolved.

Here, too. My network has three capitals, and the iPad and MacBook have no problems with it.