iPhone WiFi breaks MacBook network connection
Hi all,
I know there are a lot of topics about network connection dropping on late MacBooks, but my case seems to be slightly different.
I have a late '08 Alu 2,4Ghz MacBook and a 3G iPhone, when I'm on my home WiFi my macbook loses connection every ~1 minute, it still shows all bars but doesnt load webpages or react to ping responses. So fas so good (or not...) but I found out that whenever I disconnect my iPhone from my WiFi there is no problem whatsoever! When i re-connect my iPhone to my WiFi the connection on my MacBook starts droppign again..
So it seems that somehow my iPhone is blocking network acces from my MacBook, anyone got an idea as how to fix this? The "solution" I use now is to not let my iPhone connect to my home WiFi which is not really a solution to begin with...
Anyone?
I know there are a lot of topics about network connection dropping on late MacBooks, but my case seems to be slightly different.
I have a late '08 Alu 2,4Ghz MacBook and a 3G iPhone, when I'm on my home WiFi my macbook loses connection every ~1 minute, it still shows all bars but doesnt load webpages or react to ping responses. So fas so good (or not...) but I found out that whenever I disconnect my iPhone from my WiFi there is no problem whatsoever! When i re-connect my iPhone to my WiFi the connection on my MacBook starts droppign again..
So it seems that somehow my iPhone is blocking network acces from my MacBook, anyone got an idea as how to fix this? The "solution" I use now is to not let my iPhone connect to my home WiFi which is not really a solution to begin with...
Anyone?
MacBook Alu 2,4Ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.6)
