wifi problem with yosemite 10.10.2

After several SMC resets and seems didn't work.

However after a night shut-down, with shutting down the router, and turning router and starting the MacBook on again this morning, it seems the Wifi works again with 10.10.2.✅🙂

However it seems strange, but maybe it be a Wifi Fix for others to try? 😕

Good luck and hope that next releases/upgrade of Apple work smoother..

Yes, you have right. The problem is when you using wi-fi and bluetooth together. I observe this problem when I streaming (from You Tube) to Apple TV. I re-install system (Mac) and look what's happend. Nothing, but I turn off bluetooth and wi-fi working correctly.

I'm waiting for new upgrade.

Rafał

what will be next, we can use our mac without tv, or oven, because it causes spin of radio waves in air. after this update, beside dropping wifi connection, my apple usb keyboard stop correctly working. I'm very frustrated from this

Thank you very much: I solved my problem following your advice.

I did one SMC reset (turned off iMac, disconnect power cable from it, waited 15 sec, reconnect power cable, waited 5 sec, boot the iMac) and turned off-on the router (but I don't know if this is important)... anyway it solved my problem!

@lkrupp. If you are still in denial of the persistent Yosemite Wifi problem, you are blind or just, well... For the record, I have a Windows VM machine that connects perfectly using Wifi bridge mode, while Yosemite keeps dropping connections and is unbearably slow. However, I don't think that any rational reasoning will appeal to you, given your track record of stubbornly refusing to acknowledge any problems with Apple products.

I have problems too, it started just a couple of days ago, and it has been made worse since the update. I can tell you it is nothing to do with the routers, as it happens both in the office and at hope. My wifi suddenly cuts out, I click on the wifi icon and it no longer responds. I usually have to reboot twice before it works again. Quite frustrating.

Hey.

I just updated my Mid 2012 Retina Macbook Pro this morning to 10.10.2. As many others mentioned, WiFi stopped working on this Mac, but kept working fine on my iPhone 6 Plus and other Macs not running the latest update. Note, I have a Linksys E3200 router running both 2.4 GHz and 5GHz. My Bluetooth was also turned on. I tried the SMC reset twice with no luck.

What did fix the problem was setting a manual IP address to another available IP on the Wi-Fi network. This is done by the following steps:

1. System Preferences -> Network -> WiFi -> Advanced -> TCP/IP

2. Under the first Drop Down Box labeled "Configure IPv4", set it to "Using DHCP with Manual Address".

3. My IPv4 address was set to 192.168.1.107. I changed it to 192.168.1.120 and Wi-Fi started working.

If you are trying this, make sure you know what available IP range is available and which IPs are available. This information is available on your router home page (192.168.1.1). Also, not all IP address are 192.168.1.* it may be be like 10.10.1.1. You will need to confirm this on your router.

Hope this works for you guys.

Even better, after having had issues all week with wifi dropping out, it now tells me when I click on the wifi icon: "Wi-Fi - no hardware installed"!

Whatever bug they put in 10.10.2 really screwed things up!

Same issue for me on clean installation of Yosemite 10.10.1, upgraded to 10.10.2, same issue with WiFi and Bluetooth.

It's been driving me crazy!

But finally, a resolution which worked for me - http://ihealthgeek.com/2015/02/yosemite-10-10-2-wifi-and-bluetooth-finally-solve d-no-really/

Thank goodness for that!

It's interesting, I was just realizing that my internet connection @ the library was working (no drops anymore) and I realized I had happened to turn off BT accidentally after reading your post.

I'll read what BT Pan is before deleting it. I don't really need BT since my Keyboard/Mouse are wireless ones.

Thanks!

Once I installed 10.10.2 I was having the same problems. I found a suggestion here to shut down my Macbook Pro and also shut off the wifi router. So I shut everything off completely, waited a few minutes and turned it all back on and now it's working! Hope it works for some others.

Wifi Issues NOT fixed with Yosemite 10.10.2. I never had any problems with Maverick. Now every couple of minutes I have to

turn WiFi OFF and then back ON just to have one or two minutes of Internet. Same as Yosemite 10.10 and Yosemite 10.10.1.

A company thats worth half trillion dollars, its a shame and disgrace to come up with 2 updates and still problem persists

Chiming in with the fact that the WiFi problem has not been resolved for me and I have tried everything and sent feedback. This is ridiculous.....as in expensive joke. Ubuntu gets better looking everyday

MacBook Pro (17-inch, Mid 2010)

Same issue here. Bought my first Mac 2 weeks ago for £2000 and I can't connect to the same WiFi as my £50 devices for longer than 5 minutes. There was no problem until yesterday when I updated some things. Also, this doesn't happen to all types of Wifi networks, I use 3 different ones in different places.

I'm seeing a few users saying that if all other devices can connect but the Mac can't, it's not necessarily a problem with the Mac and could be the router anyway. You're wrong.

I did a clean install of Yosemite on my Mid-2012 MBP, still the same problem, the wifi slows down to crawl or fully stops several times each minute. It is consistently happening and not random.

Here are ping stats to my router:

440 packets transmitted, 440 packets received, 0.0% packet loss

round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 2.028/11.861/1006.050/53.963 ms

A std dev. of 53 ms for an avg round trip of 11 ms itself tells the story!