Mac guys - sourcing Apple Hardware Test disk/image.
Wierd one - Wifey's (my old MBP) seems to have lost its ability to connect via WIFI.
I suspect it's a duff wifi module - so was looking to check it with Apple Hardware Test. Except that it's on Install Disk 1 of 2 (that I can't find!! :D) Has anybody got one that they can image up for me? The machine is a 2Ghz Core Duo (siver keyed/non-unibody version) Any suggestions? *I did post this before but ScoobyNet wiped the post :confused: * better luck this time! Dan |
Try deleting all the named access points in network preferences, I think you need to go to advanced on the network adaptor. After that try deleting the adaptor itself then adding it again.
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Looks more like an Airport Extreme card issue (firmware) - when I'm sat close to the Airport Express, get loads of signal. Move about 5ft, and nothing.
Been reading up on the support forums that there was a dodgy firmware update (quelle surprise Apple! - anybody remember the SuperDrive fookup)....... Will certainly try it though Jack :thumb: |
FWIW, removed the airport profile. Was a PIG to get the airport to re-recognise, but it did it.
Sadly, it still won't find my wireless network. Fear it could be a dodgy logic board....... (at worst!) |
I'd be interested to hear the outcome, a friend has a Mac Mini that get's a terrible connection to his wireless router even in the same room.
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Originally Posted by JackClark
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I'd be interested to hear the outcome, a friend has a Mac Mini that get's a terrible connection to his wireless router even in the same room.
ask him to move house or something, maybe move a few walls around I think he is being a bit picky if i'm honest |
You might be right, first thing I suggested was moving the router, but he refused. Also asked him to try another router but he's not willing.
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:D Take it elsewhere, you sarcastic gits!! :D
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