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iOS devices on my wi-fi network keep getting prompted to share the Wi-Fi password with my MacBook Air. The problem is my MacBook Air is already on the same network. Everyone keeps being prompted multiple times a day to share. Is there a way to turn off wi-fi sharing requests on my Mac, so it doesn’t ask other devices?
Yes. Go to System Preferences > Sharing > Internet Sharing, and make sure that it is disabled.
Yes. Go to System Preferences > Sharing > Internet Sharing, and make sure that it is disabled.
I am assuming the following:
Perhaps, I should try setting up a new wireless network?
Thanks for your help!
Hmm, this is an odd one indeed! Yes, I agree that setting up a new wireless network would be a good approach; however, before doing so, simply powering everything down (modem, router, & all of the network clients), then bringing them back up, starting with the modem, then router, then clients, may just do the trick. (Whew, that was a long sentence!)
Thanks, Unfortunately it was already disabled.
Are any of your iOS devices configured as a Hotspot? ... or to sync with the MacBook Air in any way?
Thanks. I had a personal hotspot turned on for one of the phones. I've turned that off, and will see if that works. Appreciate the help!
That would potentially be the reason. Let us know how it works out.
Thanks, unfortunately that didn't work.
I’ll give that a try and let you know. Thanks again!
I think rebooting the modem may have done the trick - so far so good. Thanks for all your help!
Turn off wi-fi sharing
