Trouble connecting via Marriott Guest wifi
I'm a guest in a Marriott Hotel and the wifi won't connect to my MacBook Pro. Any suggestions?
MacBook Pro 13”, macOS 10.15
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I'm a guest in a Marriott Hotel and the wifi won't connect to my MacBook Pro. Any suggestions?
MacBook Pro 13”, macOS 10.15
Go Deacs Said:
"Trouble connecting via Marriott Guest wifi: I'm a guest in a Marriott Hotel and the wifi won't connect to my MacBook Pro. Any suggestions?"
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Yes. Six Thoughts:
Clear Your Temporary Internet Files:
This include (History, Cookies & Cache):
So, clear them.
Use this Link: Clearing History and Cache - Apple Communities
Create a New Administrator:
Using a new Administrator-type of user on your MacBook Pro, see if that helps. You can always delete the newly-created administrator, once no longer needed.
Obtain a New Login Key:
If that is of no success, then contact the Host (likely the front desk clerk of the hotel). Request a new login key. Perhaps it is already being used. Be certain Caps Lock is not enabled when entering it.
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Moreover:
Enable Firewall:
Keep others out of your computer as much as possibile. Go Here: OS X: About the application firewall
Scan your Mac for Malware:
Use Malwarebytes for Mac --- This is software that searches for malware/adware. So, scan with it and then remove what is found. Once removed, uninstall Malwarebytes for Mac. Then restart the Mac.
Downloads:
Then...
Rid of any Security Software:
Security Software is unneeded on a Mac, and, if installed, that is most likely what is getting in the way here. I am thinking that being a PLAN (Public Local Area Network), the software you have installed is making a high-suspicion of it, thus blocking you out from gaining access to the domain and login page. If you gain access to the Internet. Download ans use un-installer application to completely to rid of it, as deleting it from your Mac will not rid of all files. Find the un-installer application on the developer's site.
Go Deacs Said:
"Trouble connecting via Marriott Guest wifi: I'm a guest in a Marriott Hotel and the wifi won't connect to my MacBook Pro. Any suggestions?"
-------
Yes. Six Thoughts:
Clear Your Temporary Internet Files:
This include (History, Cookies & Cache):
So, clear them.
Use this Link: Clearing History and Cache - Apple Communities
Create a New Administrator:
Using a new Administrator-type of user on your MacBook Pro, see if that helps. You can always delete the newly-created administrator, once no longer needed.
Obtain a New Login Key:
If that is of no success, then contact the Host (likely the front desk clerk of the hotel). Request a new login key. Perhaps it is already being used. Be certain Caps Lock is not enabled when entering it.
-------
Moreover:
Enable Firewall:
Keep others out of your computer as much as possibile. Go Here: OS X: About the application firewall
Scan your Mac for Malware:
Use Malwarebytes for Mac --- This is software that searches for malware/adware. So, scan with it and then remove what is found. Once removed, uninstall Malwarebytes for Mac. Then restart the Mac.
Downloads:
Then...
Rid of any Security Software:
Security Software is unneeded on a Mac, and, if installed, that is most likely what is getting in the way here. I am thinking that being a PLAN (Public Local Area Network), the software you have installed is making a high-suspicion of it, thus blocking you out from gaining access to the domain and login page. If you gain access to the Internet. Download ans use un-installer application to completely to rid of it, as deleting it from your Mac will not rid of all files. Find the un-installer application on the developer's site.
Was put through to Marriott tech services. Evidently their system needs to be upgraded to be compatible with new Catalina OS. Thx for your assistance.
I would just try restarting your device. If that fails, try to turn Wifi on and off.
Trouble connecting via Marriott Guest wifi