Macbook M2 Pro Wifi disconnecting

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I think they ARE the noise the Author sees. -84 does not seem very good to me. I am used to numbers like -95 for noise.

802.11ac 80 MHz channels and 64 patterns per signaling interval sure seem a lot harder to keep working without error than the previous standards.

So sorry, I wrote shift by mistake. Just as you observed, it should be Option.

you have good Raw signal (RSSI) where -40 is right next to your Router, and around -70 is looking for a new connection urgently.

Your report says you have made a 40 MHz connection on channel 44, but the numbers are not quite right. the speeds you attained are only a 20 MHz connection.

Unless you are far away from your neighbors, other Routers nearby are likely using the same channel, and interfering with your ability to run at higher speeds.

Is in my prep kitchen, the router is almost next to me, never had any issues until I upgraded to the new macOS tbh

yes multiple people can be on the same WiFi, however this time around I made sure (before posting anything) literally nobody was using it, as nobody was in the building + I changed temporary the password to a new one to make double sure no one would interfere

is there any fix or just have to wait until apple solves this with a patch?

is hugely annoying getting thrown off every so often 😔

What if I work in a coworking space and I cannot change anything to do with routers? Same problem, new M2 pro laptop, everyone around me is getting signal fine, but not me - which suggests it's not about speed or reliability.

I purchased my 14 Macbook pro in March of 2023. Everything has worked well until recently. Now it keeps droping the internet connection. It is not my modem or provider. All other apple devices are working and not loosing the connection.

here is a screenshot from WiFi explorer spectrum view:

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the guys trying to talk in the 2.4 GHz band are all having a bad day.

ok got the ss, was not shift for me but option/ alt key plus cllick. dk why

ok....what i do with this? sorry you talking to a semi noob lol

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