First of all, the "A connection timeout has occured" dialog box keeps coming up which is very annoying. You would expect a 1000$+ computer to be able to connect to the internet the same way my 200$ Asus does.
But that's not the biggest problem.
I have 2 different wifi's at my house. One that I normally use, and one that I use because 20% of the time my MBP can't connect to the one I want. Sometimes it can't even connect to the second one so I have a mobile broadband too, which is a lot faster than the other ones but I only have 20GB per month on it.
When I woke my computer up from sleep it used to connect to Wifi1 all the time and if I wanted to connect to Wifi2 I would have to go through the menu and click on it.
But, ever since I added a password to Wifi1, it won't connect to it. It never does. It always connects to Wifi2 which is incredibly annoying.
Yes, I have taken all the other networks out in the network preferences. The only one on that list is the one I want it to connect to automatically.
This problem is the same on both my Macs.
Does anyone know if there is a solution to this incredibly stupid problem?
Shouldn't Apple just fix the "Connection timeout" problem, which a lot of people seem to have, with a simple software update?
I love my Macs but sometimes I just wanna throw them out the window.
But that's not the biggest problem.
I have 2 different wifi's at my house. One that I normally use, and one that I use because 20% of the time my MBP can't connect to the one I want. Sometimes it can't even connect to the second one so I have a mobile broadband too, which is a lot faster than the other ones but I only have 20GB per month on it.
When I woke my computer up from sleep it used to connect to Wifi1 all the time and if I wanted to connect to Wifi2 I would have to go through the menu and click on it.
But, ever since I added a password to Wifi1, it won't connect to it. It never does. It always connects to Wifi2 which is incredibly annoying.
Yes, I have taken all the other networks out in the network preferences. The only one on that list is the one I want it to connect to automatically.
This problem is the same on both my Macs.
Does anyone know if there is a solution to this incredibly stupid problem?
Shouldn't Apple just fix the "Connection timeout" problem, which a lot of people seem to have, with a simple software update?
I love my Macs but sometimes I just wanna throw them out the window.