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Nov 3, 2012 3:13 AM in response to zSuppby aboutface,Spoke with Apple Care who fixed my intermittent network connection issues after having upgraded to Mountain Lion:
This is what he asked me to do:
1. Go to your Macintosh HD drive in Finder (system drive)
2. Go to Library
3. Drag the 'SystemConfiguration' Folder onto the Desktop (creates a BU copy - just in case)
4. Delete the 'System Configuration' Folder within the 'Library Folder' (empty the Trash Bin - just in case)
5. Reboot - This recreates the network files (automatically)
6. That's it!
Works now like a charm
P.S.: Just in case if you have done custom network configurations, write them down first.
PPS: I did the above and it works, but please don't hold me liable for anything you do on your own machine : )
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Dec 6, 2012 9:56 PM in response to zSuppby tk-mac,I am having the same problem with a MBA 2,1 (mid 2009) after upgrade to 10.7.5... but not with my MBA 4,2 (late 2011). I am using an Apple time machine/router that is almost new, so it is not the network. It seems like this is an Apple OS problem as it is intermittent and only started with 10.7.5 upgrade.
seems like the best advice is to downgrade to 10.7.4. This is why Apple really misses their chief product manager, Steve Jobs... they keep putting out product that is not ready for prime time.
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Dec 11, 2012 9:16 AM in response to juato4by zSupp,This method worked for me fine, but since I have upgraded to 10.8.2 I have the same problem as before. :/
PS: I have a MacBook Air MID 2011 and not MID 2012
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Jan 9, 2013 10:58 AM in response to zSuppby Chris Ifatoye Theberge,I have the same problem on my mid 2011 mbair -- all i have to do to if I want to use the internet on my macbook air is turn off and on wifi for each action , wheter checking email or visiting a web page --- and i get to do it all day ! Fun !