Wifi drops continuously. The following wireles diagnostice doesn't help me.
The following nearby networks conflict with my current country code (us): DIRECT-roku_448 (b0:a7:37:03:02:35) - Q2
A nearby wireless router has been detected which is identifying itself as originating from a country which conflicts with my current settings. It prevents my Mac from rejoining a previously joined wi fi network.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
nylodnewg wrote:
Wifi drops continuously. The following wireles diagnostice doesn't help me.
The following nearby networks conflict with my current country code (us): DIRECT-roku_448 (b0:a7:37:03:02:35) - Q2
A nearby wireless router has been detected which is identifying itself as originating from a country which conflicts with my current settings. It prevents my Mac from rejoining a previously joined wi fi network.
Try 5GHz band if the 2.4 GHZ band is crowded
Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points ...
WiFi—
Grant Bennet-Alder
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250973789?answerId=251846000022#251846000022
MacBook Pro since about 2012 have three antennas, located internally. But it the antennas were disconnected, your Wi-Fi would work, but give you poor reception and very slow speeds.
"Not showing as an Option" is a different problem.
See Grant Alder-Benett
]https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251346564?answerId=252631591022#252631591022
Thank you. I am looking into getting the 5G. 👍
Conflict with nearby networks
