Wi-Fi problem "No hardware installed" - MacBook Pro mid 2009, Yosemite

Hello,


My Wi-Fi in no longer working and the systems says "Wi-Fi: No hardware installed" (See screenshot)

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I tried different solutions and ultimately deleted the Wi-Fi interface in the Network panel within System Preferences, as suggested in a support forum, with the intention to add it back once the computer rebooted. Unfortunately now I can't even add the Wi-Fi back as an interface...

The systems lists "Bluetooth PAN", "FireWire", "Ethernet", "Bluetooth DUN", "VPN", "PPPoE" and "6 to 4", BUT NO WI-FI (See screenshot).

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How can I get my Wi-Fi connection back?


Thanks for your help and support!

Best regards,

Olivier

MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.4)

Posted on Oct 3, 2015 9:41 AM

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