Is your Wi-Fi not working on the iPad? Whether it's really slow, keeps disconnecting, or won't connect at all, this tutorial will walk you through restoring your connection in double-quick time using these easy steps and screenshots.

1. Check Wi-Fi Settings

First, make sure you're connected to the right network. Go into Settings > Wi-Fi and check the network you have selected. If it says "No Internet Connection", try reconnecting.

2. Forget and Reconnect to the Network

If reconnecting does not work, forget the network and reconnect. Tap the i icon next to your network name, then tap Forget This Network. Reconnect afterwards, by tapping again on the network and inputting the password.

3. Reset Network Settings

If the problem still occurs, you might want to consider resetting your network settings. Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This will delete all saved Wi-Fi passwords but often sorts out deeper connectivity issues.

4. iOS Update

Make sure iPad is running the latest version of iOS. Go to Settings > General > Software Update. Download and install any available updates, which may include bug fixes for Wi-Fi.

5. Restart your iPad and router

To do this, unplug your router for 10 seconds, then plug it back in. Restart your iPad by holding the power button, swipe to power off, then turn it on again.

What do experts say?

These steps will help in troubleshooting any Wi-Fi connection problem in the iPad. If these steps do not work, then it may be time to call your Internet Service Provider or seek expert advice. Here at ComputerFixDallas, we diagnose and fix iPad connectivity issues both efficiently and fast. Just give us a call today and let our pros get your gadget up and running!