Macbook wireless connection keeps dropping
My Macbook Pro (13-inch Early 2015 model) is having an issue where the Wi-Fi connection drops out every few seconds. The status will be set to "on" for three seconds and then switch to "looking for networks" for another three seconds and continue to go back and forth. This happens in different locations (independently of the Wi-Fi connection used) and has persisted through software updates (recently updated to Mojave). How might I fix this?
macos wireless-networking macbook internet-connection
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
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My Macbook Pro (13-inch Early 2015 model) is having an issue where the Wi-Fi connection drops out every few seconds. The status will be set to "on" for three seconds and then switch to "looking for networks" for another three seconds and continue to go back and forth. This happens in different locations (independently of the Wi-Fi connection used) and has persisted through software updates (recently updated to Mojave). How might I fix this?
macos wireless-networking macbook internet-connection
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
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Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52
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My Macbook Pro (13-inch Early 2015 model) is having an issue where the Wi-Fi connection drops out every few seconds. The status will be set to "on" for three seconds and then switch to "looking for networks" for another three seconds and continue to go back and forth. This happens in different locations (independently of the Wi-Fi connection used) and has persisted through software updates (recently updated to Mojave). How might I fix this?
macos wireless-networking macbook internet-connection
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
My Macbook Pro (13-inch Early 2015 model) is having an issue where the Wi-Fi connection drops out every few seconds. The status will be set to "on" for three seconds and then switch to "looking for networks" for another three seconds and continue to go back and forth. This happens in different locations (independently of the Wi-Fi connection used) and has persisted through software updates (recently updated to Mojave). How might I fix this?
macos wireless-networking macbook internet-connection
macos wireless-networking macbook internet-connection
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
asked Dec 5 at 22:28
phendan
1
1
Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52
add a comment |
Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52
Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52
Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52
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Here is the official link about how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222
If the issue still persists, you could refer to the answer in this post:
• open Automator, select Application
• add a Shell Script item
• enter the following command in it: ping -i 0.2 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP of your router is)
MacBook Air constanty drops wifi connection
Best Regards
answered Dec 6 at 6:26
S.cloris
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Here is the official link about how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222
If the issue still persists, you could refer to the answer in this post:
• open Automator, select Application
• add a Shell Script item
• enter the following command in it: ping -i 0.2 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP of your router is)
MacBook Air constanty drops wifi connection
Best Regards
answered Dec 6 at 6:26
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Here is the official link about how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222
If the issue still persists, you could refer to the answer in this post:
• open Automator, select Application
• add a Shell Script item
• enter the following command in it: ping -i 0.2 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP of your router is)
MacBook Air constanty drops wifi connection
Best Regards
answered Dec 6 at 6:26
S.cloris
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Here is the official link about how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222
If the issue still persists, you could refer to the answer in this post:
• open Automator, select Application
• add a Shell Script item
• enter the following command in it: ping -i 0.2 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP of your router is)
MacBook Air constanty drops wifi connection
Best Regards
answered Dec 6 at 6:26
S.cloris
301
Here is the official link about how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222
If the issue still persists, you could refer to the answer in this post:
• open Automator, select Application
• add a Shell Script item
• enter the following command in it: ping -i 0.2 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP of your router is)
MacBook Air constanty drops wifi connection
Best Regards
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Relevant: superuser.com/q/585473/141595 Perhaps you can try the tips given in the answer to troubleshoot your problem? If you find anything you can edit it into your question to make it more specific.
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 22:52