I'm trying to get my daughter's MB Pro working again. It shows that it's connected to the internet, but when she tries to get to a website she gets nothing.
MacBook Pro
I would unplug the wireless router that your Internet service provider gave you. Unplug it from the electric outlet and plug it back after a few seconds. If it doesn't work, call your ISP. Based on what you're saying it doesn't sound like its your Mac.
I'm online with my computer and her iPad is online. My iPhone is working via the wifi, so it has to be her computer.
We also have 2 wifi setups here and she' can't connect via either one.
What exactly happens when she tries to load a web page, including any error messages?
It gives her a message that says "You are not connected to the internet" with the website address below it. It's a standard Safari message. It offers the network diagnosis beneath it too, but that was zero help.
I've rebooted.
I've restarted all wifi.
I've tried to restore to an earlier date, but she never set up her time machine properly.
Both wifi show as connected. Can't access the internet through any program, Mail, Safari, or iTunes.
- I've seen lots of threads over the last two years with people having trouble with getting online.
Those two forums would be more focused.
Also, for MacBook Pro discussions:
As pointed out above, you're in the wrong forum so please post your question in the right place. Before you do, try all applicable steps from the following pages:
Thanks for your replies. I received a correct answer to her issue in a strange place, a fetish forum that has an Apple sub-forum that a friend suggested I check out, and that solution proved to work. I was directed to delete the system configuration file and reboot the computer. Safari and the internet worked great once it rebooted.
Thanks again.
This is a fetish forum.
I CAN'T GET ONLINE
