Fixing WiFi Not Connecting on iPad After Factory Reset
## Direct Answer
To fix WiFi not connecting on your iPad after a factory reset, restart your router, then go to your iPad’s Settings > WiFi, and select your network from the list. If that doesn’t work, try forgetting the network and re-joining it.
## Step-by-Step Guide
1. **Restart your router**: Unplug the power cord from your router, wait for 30 seconds, and plug it back in. This will reset your router and might resolve connectivity issues.
2. **Go to WiFi settings on your iPad**: On your iPad, navigate to **Settings** > **WiFi**.
3. **Select your network**: Look for your WiFi network in the list of available networks and select it.
4. **Enter your WiFi password**: Enter your WiFi network password to connect to the network.
5. **Forget the network (if necessary)**: If you’re still having trouble connecting, try forgetting the network by tapping on the “i” icon next to the network name and selecting **Forget This Network**. Then, try joining the network again.
6. **Reset network settings (if necessary)**: If all else fails, try resetting your iPad’s network settings by going to **Settings** > **General** > **Transfer or Reset iPad** > **Reset** > **Reset network settings**.
## FAQs
* **Q: Why won’t my iPad connect to WiFi after a factory reset?**
A: This is usually due to the iPad not being able to remember your WiFi network settings after the reset.
* **Q: How do I find my WiFi network password?**
A: Check your router or modem for the WiFi password, or look for a sticker on the bottom or side of the device.
* **Q: Will resetting my iPad’s network settings delete any data?**
A: No, resetting your iPad’s network settings will only reset your WiFi, Bluetooth, and other network-related settings, and will not delete any of your data or apps.
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