Speedify can help stabilize your iPad's Wi-Fi connection and fix disconnects by combining multiple internet connections simultaneously. This means your iPad can use both Wi-Fi and 4G / 5G cellular data at the same time, creating a more reliable and faster connection. The result is a lower lag, no more buffering or dropped connections, ensuring a smoother experience for your iPad, whether you're streaming videos, video conferencing, or gaming.

In this article and in the video below we explain how you can easily fix your iPad Wi-Fi disconnecting issues to fully enjoy your time spent in front of the screen.

There isn't a single cause for this. Whether it's an older iPad or the latest one, they are sometimes prone to dropping the Wi-Fi connection and internet access loss. Here are the major causes:

• A software-related issue within iOS - settings, connectivity glitches, etc.
• A problem with the router or Wi-Fi hotspot
• Network infrastructure issues with the ISP or Internet Service Provider

Whatever the case, there are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot this disconnect problem - see below.

Here is a list of things to investigate if you're seeing that:

• iPad-Specific Software Bug: A specific bug in the iPad's iOS software could be interfering with Wi-Fi connectivity. Apple often releases software updates to address such issues.
• Hardware Malfunction: A hardware issue, such as a faulty Wi-Fi antenna or chip, could be preventing your iPad from connecting to Wi-Fi.
• Wi-Fi Network Settings: Incorrect Wi-Fi network settings on your iPad, such as the wrong password or network configuration, can cause connectivity problems.
• Wi-Fi Router Issues: A problem with your Wi-Fi router itself, such as a firmware bug or hardware failure, could be affecting your iPad's connection.
• Wi-Fi Interference: Interference from other electronic devices, such as microwaves or cordless phones, can disrupt Wi-Fi signals.
• Weak Wi-Fi Signal: If your iPad is too far from the Wi-Fi router or there are obstacles blocking the signal, it may not be able to connect reliably.

Does your iPad keep disconnecting from Wi-Fi? Here are the things you can try to solve your iPad Wi-Fi connectivity issues:

1. Make sure you're within range of the Wi-Fi network you're connecting to. If you take even a few steps in one direction, that could affect the wireless signal strength to the extent of dropping the connection altogether. You might consider getting some Wi-Fi repeaters or using your PC as a repeater.
2. Try to connect to another public Wi-Fi network. Sometimes your iPad stumbles upon those sticky Wi-Fi networks that don't work. You need to keep away from those.
3. Turn Wi-Fi off and back on on your iPad.
4. Forget the Wi-Fi network and reconnect to it. Your iPad saves info about how to join a Wi-Fi network as well, when you connect to it initially. When this changes, issues such as iPad disconnecting may appear.
5. Restart your iPad and the Wi-Fi router. If you're connecting to a public Wi-Fi hotspot, then... see if you can get the owners to restart it.
6. Reset network settings on your iPad. This also resets Wi-Fi networks and passwords, cellular settings, and VPN and APN settings that you’ve used before.

But let's step back a little - what is the purpose of you wanting to avoid the situation where your iPad disconnects from Wi-Fi? Continuous connectivity, of course - not getting your streaming video or audio interrupted. This happens when your iPad switches from Wi-Fi to cellular and then back, when Wi-Fi's connected again. In order to avoid that, you need a solution that can use both your Wi-Fi and cellular connections at the same time - a channel bonding service. You need Speedify.