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“Wi-Fi does not have an IP address and cannot connect to the internet“ message under wi-if status in network preferences. Tried renewing DHVP lease, deleting aireport passwords from keychain, restarting, shutdown & restart. Still unable to connect to my wi-go network. Phone, iPad, and wife’s laptop all connect. Any ideas?
MacBook Air (13-inch Mid 2013), macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
Is the message on your MacBook Air?
I presume it has been working well.. what changed?
Anything new in the network or update on the computer?
Did you use the computer elsewhere on a different wifi connection and then it failed when you returned it to the home network?
Did you delete all the known wifi connections.. in this box?
Use the - at the bottom of the box, after selecting each wifi network name.. once all are deleted .. shut down and reboot the computer and do a discover the wifi again.
No luck, give us a screenshot of the actual settings on wifi you get..
Make sure IPv6 is set to Link-Local only.. not automatic.
Is the message on your MacBook Air?
I presume it has been working well.. what changed?
Anything new in the network or update on the computer?
Did you use the computer elsewhere on a different wifi connection and then it failed when you returned it to the home network?
Did you delete all the known wifi connections.. in this box?
Use the - at the bottom of the box, after selecting each wifi network name.. once all are deleted .. shut down and reboot the computer and do a discover the wifi again.
No luck, give us a screenshot of the actual settings on wifi you get..
Make sure IPv6 is set to Link-Local only.. not automatic.
Thank you for your help! Deleting all known connections, restarting, and changing IPv6 to local seems to have worked.
Thanks again!
Wi-Fi does not have an IP address and cannot connect to the internet
