Suddenly internet won’t connect. Other devices are fine, but MacBook Air network page has a yellow dot under wi-fi and says “self-assigned ip.”
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MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.7
That means it could not get an IP address from your router, and as such assigned one to itself. This normally means there is an issue with the connection and can't correctly communicate with the Wi-fi router.
You can try restarting the Mac and the router.
That means it could not get an IP address from your router, and as such assigned one to itself. This normally means there is an issue with the connection and can't correctly communicate with the Wi-fi router.
You can try restarting the Mac and the router.
This suggests that your router refused to hand out an IP address to your Mac, when your Mac asked for one using DHCP. You may want to double-check the configuration of your router.
Why does my MacBook Air show a yellow dot and saying “self-assigned ip”?
