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iPad works fine when connected to other wifi in the building. all 3 available iPads are affected the same way. Likely problem with the wifi access point. Thanks!
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iPad works fine when connected to other wifi in the building. all 3 available iPads are affected the same way. Likely problem with the wifi access point. Thanks!

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Ok... something you can check is whether the iPad's are pulling DHCP addresses properly when connected to the access point you think you're having trouble with. &nbsp;You can do that by connecting to the network then clicking on the blue (i) on the right side of the connected network in Wi-Fi settings. &nbsp;<br />
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It may be something as simple as that...
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Ok... something you can check is whether the iPad's are pulling DHCP addresses properly when connected to the access point you think you're having trouble with.  You can do that by connecting to the network then clicking on the blue (i) on the right side of the connected network in Wi-Fi settings.  

It may be something as simple as that...

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Thanks JP! Will try that and let you know.
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Thanks JP! Will try that and let you know.

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I have been trying to use an iPad the last couple weeks, but I have not been able to open up the App store or Safari. &nbsp;It is showing full strength or almost full strength when it comes to being connected to our Wifi.
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I have been trying to use an iPad the last couple weeks, but I have not been able to open up the App store or Safari.  It is showing full strength or almost full strength when it comes to being connected to our Wifi.

ipad won't open websites or app store

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iPad

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