Wifi connect ability
- Thread starter blkjac
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Well, unless you have a HUGE house, I would expect most wifi routers to be able to reach all parts.
It might be worth looking at Apples's Airport Extreme to replace your router, and using an Airport Express as a signal booster. As a bonus, you could connect wireless speakers to the Express.
I know this doesn't help, and I understand the frustration when one device works and another does not. I have one of those teenager things that lives in the basement and only surfaces when Netflix stops working, so I'm well used to this problem.
I recently changed my network security from WEP to WPA2, because my son's iPad mini refused to connect, after months of working flawlessly. No problems since then. It could be worth trying that out.
It might be worth looking at Apples's Airport Extreme to replace your router, and using an Airport Express as a signal booster. As a bonus, you could connect wireless speakers to the Express.
I know this doesn't help, and I understand the frustration when one device works and another does not. I have one of those teenager things that lives in the basement and only surfaces when Netflix stops working, so I'm well used to this problem.
I recently changed my network security from WEP to WPA2, because my son's iPad mini refused to connect, after months of working flawlessly. No problems since then. It could be worth trying that out.
I found that AppleAppStore does not offer a WIFI scanner which can tell you your WIFI router, access point, or hotspot signal strength.
If you have a cheap Android tablet and install something like a wifi analyzer then you can see if the problem is with your router or something else.
Ipads are very good at wifi performance so what you are experiencing I would guess that it is your router.
There is a caveat with Android tablets. If you get one that is too cheap then the wifi won't work on those very well.
We can hope that Apple allows someone to develop a wifi scanner app for ios.
If you have a cheap Android tablet and install something like a wifi analyzer then you can see if the problem is with your router or something else.
Ipads are very good at wifi performance so what you are experiencing I would guess that it is your router.
There is a caveat with Android tablets. If you get one that is too cheap then the wifi won't work on those very well.
We can hope that Apple allows someone to develop a wifi scanner app for ios.
batty505
iPF Noob
Assuming that both IPads can connect to other access points, without issue, then it's your router.
Login as admin, specify MAC address of all connected devices.
I suspect you have an IP address or host name issue.
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