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I have 2 different wifi networks. I have connected to both of them with succession and they both have full bars. But when I try to google it automatically comes up with the 'connect to wifi symbol' straight away. I tried using a vpn to see if it was an ip issue and the vpn made it work. Its just that i can't always be using this vpn. I have tried restarting the internet with no success. How do I fix this?
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.15
In network preferences (under the wifi icon) delete the current locations and start again.
Guessing Restarting the internet meant resetting the routers
Also boot into Safe Boot, then restart again as normal
In network preferences (under the wifi icon) delete the current locations and start again.
Guessing Restarting the internet meant resetting the routers
Also boot into Safe Boot, then restart again as normal
There is some app or peripheral that it dislikes.
I did the steps and when I was in safe boot the internet worked but when I restarted back into the normal desktop it still didn't work.
... and restart after each step
Connect To Wifi But No Internet
