Wifi disconnecting

Good day louiseb123,

It sounds like you are having an issue with your MacBook Pro disconnecting from your home Wi-Fi network unexpectedly. Is that correct?

I would suggest that you troubleshoot using the steps in this article - Use Wireless Diagnostics to help you resolve Wi-Fi issues on your Mac.

Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.

Safe computing.

HI Brett,

I'm having the same problem as Louise above. Per the article you shared, I opened wireless diagnostics and monitored my connectivity. As expected, it detected a failure, but the result of the detection was to give me a wireless diagnostics report folder full of files that I cannot make heads or tails of. It's just a bunch of nonsensical (to me) text files with no actual recommendations to solve the problem. Can you give any additional help here please?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi louiseb123,

Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities!

Thanks for replying and letting us know that you don’t see the option to use Wireless Diagnostics. What version of Mac OS X is running on your Mac? You can find that information by using this link.

For OS X 10.8 and later, you would want to use Wireless Diagnostics. Are you holding down the Option key when selecting the Wi-Fi menu as described in the following article?

How to open Wireless Diagnostics

You can open Wi-Fi Diagnostics from the Wi-Fi menu. Try to connect to your Wi-Fi network, then use these steps to begin.

1. Quit any other apps that are open.
2. While pressing the Option key, click the Wi-Fi menu.
   
3. Choose Open Wireless Diagnostics from the Wi-Fi menu.
4. Enter an administrator name and password when prompted.

Use Wireless Diagnostics to help you resolve Wi-Fi issues on your Mac - Apple Support

If you are running a previous version of OS X, the next link will help you troubleshoot.

How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity in OS X Lion or earlier - Apple Support

Best!