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I have an old 6th generation IPod touch and I'm trying to connect it to my home wifi. I tried reseting the network setting on the device and then restarting it. It connects to the hotspot on my IPhone, but not the home wifi. Please help.
iPod touch
I'm aware of the document you sent, thank you. However, the message I receive when I put in the password for the wifi is "Unable to join the network "*************"" Dismiss. Any other device can connect to the wifi, but the IPod cannot. I tried everything, but it won't connect. For some reason it will connect to my personal hotspot, but I don't want to use that unless it is necessary. It says it is up to date with iOS 9.3.5.
You have a fourth generation iPod, which cannot use the latest authentication/security protocol (WPA2-PSK) . Your choices are to either lower your security level (I think WPA-PSK will work, but not recommended) or continue to use your iPhone hotspot.
IPod (6th Generation) will not connect to home wifi
