Older Macbook Having Trouble Connecting to Wifi
I have recently inherted an older Macbook (around 2006) from my brother (previously my father's) and have noticed that it seems to be having some troubles connecting to wifi... Anywhere.
I was recently at my family member's house and every other computer could connect to his network except for mine.
Same has happened at my own house and now I am back at school and it is happening again.
Often it says that there is a connection timeout and doesn't let me connect to the internet even though my iPhone is right next to it and has full signal strength.
(I have tried everything I can do to fix this that I have found not only on the support forums, but also on Google.)
Right now it is telling me that I have full bars of wifi, but I'm having trouble loading one tab let alone two on my internet browser (Google Chrome) while others in my class are having no difficulty doing not only two tabs, but even more than that.
I very recently (within the last week) took my Macbook to the Apple store and wiped out the entire system and reloaded it to make sure that none of the things my brother downloaded (and my father before that) were still on here. (Plus my father had put a Linux partition on that I didn't want.)
I hope that's enough information to have someone help.
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.8), 2 GHz Intel Core Duo 2GB 667 MHz...