Recently, my wireless network disappeared and the normally black wireless symbol in the top right corner of my screen went gray....anyone seen this before?
Thanks! Anthopny
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Restart your wireless router, and your Mac.
This did not help. the "wireless" icon is still gray and my network only appears if I click "open network preferences", but when I click it, it is unable to connect. The "Airport" icon has a yellow light next to it in the dialog box. I have no clue what's happeneing here....was working fine a day or two ago, then boom....gone. What gives??
Try creating a New Network Location:
AnthonyO67 wrote:
This did not help. the "wireless" icon is still gray and my network only appears if I click "open network preferences", but when I click it, it is unable to connect.
I assume that there is an error message (that you are keeping to yourself right now) and have you done any checks? Are you getting a 169 IP address, or none at all.
Have you tried anything yet?
Depending on how long you have had the wifi router I suggest you buy a new wireless modem.
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