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Mac OS X: wifi is not all - what to do?

  • Sep 23, 2025
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In this practical tip we show you what you can do if your wireless network is using Mac OS X.

Wi-Fi is no longer under Mac OS X you can do

Please follow the instructions below to be able to use the Wi-Fi use:
  1. First of all, check whether there are Updates for your Mac. This is the case, install this.
  2. Make sure that the cabling to the Router is impeccable and all of the cables are fixed seats.
  3. Disconnect the power supply of the router for about 30 seconds. Then try again to connect.
  4. Make sure that the Firmware of the router is up to date.
  5. Connect to the Test using a LAN cable. Should this not work, either your Router or the network card is defective.
  6. You try to connect another device to your Router. Also this does not work, your Router is defective. Otherwise, the Problem is with your Mac.
  7. In this case, an Apple Partner that can replace the faulty network card.
Mac OS X: Wi-Fi is defective
This practical tip is based on Mac OS X. In the next tip you will learn how to on the Mac a Wi-Fi printer set up.

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