Mac Book Pro with Ventura 13.2.1; cannot all suddenly connect to WiFi. Systems settings says connected, but antenna says no and it is correct. Other devices successfully use same router. Have rebooted computer/router with no success. Help
if system Preferences > network status is connected, then:
launch a browser and enter 1.1.1.1 and press return.
if you get the CloudFlare** splash page, your connection is working, but your Domain Name Server (DNS) may not be working, or may not be specified correctly.
**CloudFlare is not part of the solution here, they just have the easiest-to-remember all-numeric IP address that always answers.
if system Preferences > network status is connected, then:
launch a browser and enter 1.1.1.1 and press return.
if you get the CloudFlare** splash page, your connection is working, but your Domain Name Server (DNS) may not be working, or may not be specified correctly.
**CloudFlare is not part of the solution here, they just have the easiest-to-remember all-numeric IP address that always answers.
if you literally cannot connect to your own Router, then on your Mac, delete that network and close the window, then ask to join again, and re-specify the network password.
for Monterey and previous it was:
system Preferences > Network > Wi-Fi > ...
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Mac Book Pro with Ventura 13.2.1; cannot all suddenly connect to WiFi. Systems settings says connected, but antenna says no and it is correct. Other devices successfully use same router. Have rebooted computer/router with no success. Help
