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Stop "looking for networks" while Im already connected

My MacBook wont hold its wifi signal, it constantly searches for other networks which interrupts my signal. What should I do?

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Posted on Dec 2, 2012 6:40 PM

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Mar 1, 2014 12:07 PM in response to Gillian56

Given the newer wi-fi hardware can support higher data transfer speeds,

what kind of wireless router or base station do you use?


Or are you able to access a cellular network, & still have issues, there?


If you find there are several nearby private wi-fi users whose base station

or internet access points are on the same channel you set yours on, change

the channel of your base station. You may choose to ignore other networks.


There are a few good articles in Apple Support online, in several places,

about wi-fi concerns, connectivity, base stations, AirPort, & so on. Also

in the Help viewer in your computer, you can access this kind of info.


Hopefully you can locate the correct information relating to your circumstance

and the configuration of hardware/software regarding the MacBook/Air.


Good luck & happy computing! 🙂

Stop "looking for networks" while Im already connected

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