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I factory reset my MacBook Air With the M1 chip.
I am now in recovery assistant, and it is prompting me to select a wifi network.
however there is no option to connect to wifi. There is nothing in the menu bar.
I do not have the tools to connect my Mac through a network cable.
MacBook Air Apple Silicon
I am not able to click “next” either :(
You shouldn't need to connect to the WIFI via the top bar. There should be a menu after you select "Next" to choose a WIFI network.
I understand. Try this then.
Go to "Recovery Assistant" then chose "Erase Mac". After erasing the MacBook again, the wifi icon showed up on the top right corner, then you should be able to connect to wifi.
thanks for your help. I did try erase my Mac two more times but the wifi icon still is not showing. I may have to just take it in, and try with a wired connection
Can’t access wifi in recovery assistant
