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I have had a working Local area wi-fi network all setup involving 3 Macs.
Suddenly, 2 of them have disappeared from the network!
How do I restore add back the missing Macs?
I forgot how I did it before so long ago.
TIA
MacBook Pro
pwwwayne wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't see how either of these sites solve my problem.
I'm not trying to add iPad or iPhone to my network; they remain connected.
I wanted to add a MacBook Air to my MacBook Pro so that that I can access the Desktop reciprocally to each other.
I have been able to do this via the Finder dropdown menu under Go<Computer<Network<Share Screen sequence but both Macs disappeared from that sequence a few days ago.
Mysteriously, both computers names have re-appeared "spontaneously" (MacBookAir & MacBook Pro) without me taking a particular action whatsoever!!
I also have a Retina MacBook Pro that I have never been able to add to this Wi-Fi Network???.
Set up file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Use iCloud File Sharing to share folders and documents with ...
Set the protocol for file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Connect your Mac to shared computers and servers - Apple ...
pwwwayne wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't see how either of these sites solve my problem.
I'm not trying to add iPad or iPhone to my network; they remain connected.
I wanted to add a MacBook Air to my MacBook Pro so that that I can access the Desktop reciprocally to each other.
I have been able to do this via the Finder dropdown menu under Go<Computer<Network<Share Screen sequence but both Macs disappeared from that sequence a few days ago.
Mysteriously, both computers names have re-appeared "spontaneously" (MacBookAir & MacBook Pro) without me taking a particular action whatsoever!!
I also have a Retina MacBook Pro that I have never been able to add to this Wi-Fi Network???.
Set up file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Use iCloud File Sharing to share folders and documents with ...
Set the protocol for file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Connect your Mac to shared computers and servers - Apple ...
I'm sorry, I don't see how either of these sites solve my problem.
I'm not trying to add iPad or iPhone to my network; they remain connected.
I wanted to add a MacBook Air to my MacBook Pro so that that I can access the Desktop reciprocally to each other.
I have been able to do this via the Finder dropdown menu under Go<Computer<Network<Share Screen sequence but both Macs disappeared from that sequence a few days ago.
Mysteriously, both computers names have re-appeared "spontaneously" (MacBookAir & MacBook Pro) without me taking a particular action whatsoever!!
I also have a Retina MacBook Pro that I have never been able to add to this Wi-Fi Network???.
pwwwayne wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't see how either of these sites solve my problem.
I'm not trying to add iPad or iPhone to my network; they remain connected.
I wanted to add a MacBook Air to my MacBook Pro so that that I can access the Desktop reciprocally to each other.
I have been able to do this via the Finder dropdown menu under Go<Computer<Network<Share Screen sequence but both Macs disappeared from that sequence a few days ago.
Mysteriously, both computers names have re-appeared "spontaneously" (MacBookAir & MacBook Pro) without me taking a particular action whatsoever!!
I also have a Retina MacBook Pro that I have never been able to add to this Wi-Fi Network???.
Those links answer your question. You have now changed the question to one of file sharing not "How to add 2 other computers to my local wi-fi network". Follow Leroy's advice.
How to add 2 other computers to my local wi-fi network?
