I am on version 10.3.9. Whenever I use my password to connect to my internet connection, I always get an error saying the mac failed to connect to the internet! Please help!
Which iBook, if it is indeed the first iBook released yours may not support the network protocol.
What is the network security, if it is WPA(2) it might not be possible with your Hardware to connect to the network.
Also, 802.11b airport cards are hit or miss with routers that do 802.11b/g/n on the 2.4ghz band. On my old G4 it'd work with the router in 802.11b/g mode, but as soon as I turned n on, it'd stop being able to connect.
I cannot put an airport card in my iBook because it is an old one.
What does this even mean?
See screenshot.
What does this even mean?
See screenshot.
It's a Clamshell.
OP, the AirPort card can be put in there easily by lifting up the keyboard.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Installing+iBook+G3+Clamshell+Airport+Card/105/1
Although you are apparently connecting via Wi-fi already...
There is a problem, I think I don't have a airport card. If I don't, I can't get a new one because they are expensive.
Let's figure this out ... HOW do you connect? Do you have a wire coming out from the side in the ethernet port, from the menubar? Or...?
I do use the ethernet port I have, but I can't seem to use it.
Have you been able to connect to the internet before at the same location?
It's a Clamshell.
OP, the AirPort card can be put in there easily by lifting up the keyboard.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Installing+iBook+G3+Clamshell+Airport+Card/105/1
Although you are apparently connecting via Wi-fi already...
Yeah, realised now, still has Airport Card option though.
Do you have another computer? Try and use that cable on another machine just to rule out its not that.
Can you show us the windows that you're typing your user info in? Blank it out of course.
You don't need the card, that's only for wi-fi.
No. I only have 1 mac in my house. I am the only one who has one.
I am using that right now.
Can you try the ethernet cable on it? Or is there not one on that machine?
It isn't working.Can you try the ethernet cable on it? Or is there not one on that machine?
It isn't working.