Mac OS X: how to disable Wi-Fi - so it goes

• Mar 31, 2026
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In this practice tip, you will learn how to disable Mac OS X, the Wi-Fi. You're on the go and not in public networks, protect your device from unsafe Compounds.

To disable on your Mac the Wi-Fi

You want to connect your MacBook or your iMac to the Internet via Ethernet and power save, you should disable the Wi-Fi.

1. To do this, click in your status bar on the Wi-Fi icon between the Bluetooth and the volume Icon.
2. Set to disable, check the "Wi-Fi". The connection is interrupted immediately.
3. You can change these settings at any time by removing the check mark.

In a further practical tip we will explain you how to proceed if your Wi-Fi on the MacBook no longer works. The manual applies to Mac OS X 10.9.3. The statement may differ for other versions may.

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