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Thank you! &nbsp;You guys beat the heck out of the Apple &quot;geniuses&quot;.
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Thank you!  You guys beat the heck out of the Apple "geniuses".

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Well at least they know their fruit ha ha. Glad that worked, reset is usually a &quot;cure all&quot; that I use as sometimes it takes longer to diagnose the problem than it does to solve it but in this case I let myself totally forget about that easy wireless fix because I rely on the cure-all too often I fear ha ha
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Well at least they know their fruit ha ha. Glad that worked, reset is usually a "cure all" that I use as sometimes it takes longer to diagnose the problem than it does to solve it but in this case I let myself totally forget about that easy wireless fix because I rely on the cure-all too often I fear ha ha

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I have a 2-year old iPad, and (typical of Apple) as soon as my 2-year warranty expired it stopped being able to connect to my home network. &nbsp;It shows the network on the Wi-Fi screen, the network is strong (4 bars), but it continually tries to connect and is unable to do so. &nbsp;It worked fine until yesterday. &nbsp;I've tried turning the unit off and on to no avail. &nbsp;Please help. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Phil
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I have a 2-year old iPad, and (typical of Apple) as soon as my 2-year warranty expired it stopped being able to connect to my home network.  It shows the network on the Wi-Fi screen, the network is strong (4 bars), but it continually tries to connect and is unable to do so.  It worked fine until yesterday.  I've tried turning the unit off and on to no avail.  Please help.  

Thanks,

Phil

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