I have 3 devices connected together via Apple ID.
Im not really sure what happened but 2 of the devices are not able to connect to the Wifi now. The device that is connected to the Wifi is my mothers iPad so im assuming she may have tapped something...
Any help is good help.
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.13
Try restarting/resetting the router modem.
What does Wireless Diagnostics show?
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Also try turning off Bluetooth.
If your Wi-Fi source is capable of generating a 5 GHz Wi-Fi network, try that to help avoid conflicts with Bluetooth.
On the iPad that is connecting at home, can you log into the router/WiFi using a browser and try to reset the password? Then see if you can connect using the new password?
go into SETTING the nWIFI and see whats going on...connected to local network of not?????
Ive tried. Its got nothing to do with the modem or internet itself.
Im able to use my Mac and iPhone on a different Wifi (currently at my brothers) just not the one at home. My mother tapped a pop up that said something along the lines of share wifi password, she thought it was something bad and got off of it.
Like i said earlier there were 3 devices using the same Apple ID.
I also did a reset of my phone to see if that would work and again it came up incorrect password.
No, its not connected on the iPhone or Mac.
Only connected on the iPad device.
Thanks trying to help thought!
Wifi not connecting to multiple devices.
