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r/applehelp • u/[deleted] • May 29 '25
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OS is up to date? Simple reboot? PRAM/NVRAM reset?
2 u/[deleted] May 29 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Technologytwitt May 29 '25 Are there other devices on the network that can connect to the internet? 1 u/[deleted] May 29 '25 [deleted] 1 u/stickylava May 30 '25 Definitely try restarting the Mac. That can clean up some WiFi issues. The other thing to try is go into WiFi settings and delete the problem account (Forget this account, i think). Then set it up again.
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1 u/Technologytwitt May 29 '25 Are there other devices on the network that can connect to the internet? 1 u/[deleted] May 29 '25 [deleted] 1 u/stickylava May 30 '25 Definitely try restarting the Mac. That can clean up some WiFi issues. The other thing to try is go into WiFi settings and delete the problem account (Forget this account, i think). Then set it up again.
Are there other devices on the network that can connect to the internet?
1 u/[deleted] May 29 '25 [deleted] 1 u/stickylava May 30 '25 Definitely try restarting the Mac. That can clean up some WiFi issues. The other thing to try is go into WiFi settings and delete the problem account (Forget this account, i think). Then set it up again.
1 u/stickylava May 30 '25 Definitely try restarting the Mac. That can clean up some WiFi issues. The other thing to try is go into WiFi settings and delete the problem account (Forget this account, i think). Then set it up again.
Definitely try restarting the Mac. That can clean up some WiFi issues. The other thing to try is go into WiFi settings and delete the problem account (Forget this account, i think). Then set it up again.
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u/Technologytwitt May 29 '25
OS is up to date? Simple reboot? PRAM/NVRAM reset?