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ghozt178

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Mar 9, 2009
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i jus got my mac book a few weeks ago and my wireless internet has been flawless but as of recently it doesnt seem to be able to connect to my wireless router. ive changed the ssid and the wep password and ive even taken it off everytime i try to connect it says that the connection has timed out. can any one tell me what to do so i could fix this problem. any help would be greatly appreciated
 
i jus got my mac book a few weeks ago and my wireless internet has been flawless but as of recently it doesnt seem to be able to connect to my wireless router. ive changed the ssid and the wep password and ive even taken it off everytime i try to connect it says that the connection has timed out. can any one tell me what to do so i could fix this problem. any help would be greatly appreciated

Try using WPA encryption if you can. I've had issues on and off using WEP networks, but WPA/WPA2 has been flawless.
 
Disable the security on your router and try connecting. If it holds a connection without security then all you have to do is tweak the security settings. If it still doesn't connect, try resetting the router back to factory specs. (Which router is it?) And then do a firmware upgrade if available.

To rule out problems with your Mac, try connecting to another network.
 
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