Cannot connect to WiFi
I left my 2013 MacBook Pro to fully drain the battery. Now even with the WiFi sign on the top right corner I get the massage that WiFi is not available.
I will appreciate any feedback.
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I left my 2013 MacBook Pro to fully drain the battery. Now even with the WiFi sign on the top right corner I get the massage that WiFi is not available.
I will appreciate any feedback.
If you are using VPN software, you will need to work inside the VPN software to solve this problem.
To get a clean list of Networks and re-enter your password, use:
System preferences > networks > Wi-Fi > (advanced) ...
this shows a list of previously-joined networks.
Delete [-] each of them until there are none left on the list.
close the box and save changes.
Click on the Wi-Fi Icon on the menubar, and join the network you wish to use on a daily basis, and enter its password.
problem should be solved.
If you are using VPN software, you will need to work inside the VPN software to solve this problem.
To get a clean list of Networks and re-enter your password, use:
System preferences > networks > Wi-Fi > (advanced) ...
this shows a list of previously-joined networks.
Delete [-] each of them until there are none left on the list.
close the box and save changes.
Click on the Wi-Fi Icon on the menubar, and join the network you wish to use on a daily basis, and enter its password.
problem should be solved.
Cannot connect to WiFi