Some days ago I bought an iPad (3G+ Wi-Fi model). I used the tablet for two days without any problem until this morning, when I noticed several issues with the connection to the web with both Wi-Fi and cellular data networks. I read this is a common problem and in a note on the support site, Apple reports that a small number of iPad users are experiencing similar issues connecting to Wi-Fi networks and suggests some workarounds to solve it.
I followed all the steps described on that article but the connectivity problems were still there because as I said, my issue is not only limited to the Wi-Fi network but also involves 3G connection. So, after many attempts, I found a way that works in my case in order to reactivate the connections when this kind of problem occurs. If you have the same issue try to follow this process to fix it. First of all if you want to use a Wi-Fi network to connect to the web you need to turn off the cellular data network (Settings > Cellular Data) and the Wi-Fi connection. Than you have to turn on only the Wi-Fi connection to make it work again.
The same process applies if you want to browse the web using a 3G connection. Turn off both cellular data and Wi-Fi connections and then turn on only the cellular data connection. If the problem with the cellular network persists, after doing this process, you have to connect the iPad to the power adapter (it won’t work via USB only) and than wait a few seconds. This way, your 3G connection will work again.
Please share your story here adding a comment, tell us if you have any problem with the connection and if this solution works for you too!

