Hi guys! I have an aluminum 2008 MacBook. The very first of the aluminum unibody's. For some reason right now, it will not connect to Wi-Fi. When the Wi-Fi is on and selecting the network, the exclamation point comes up in the middle of the Wi-Fi icon. This happens for numerous networks, so I know it is not my network at home. Plus my iPad, android cell phone, and iPod, are all connected to my home Internet without a problem. Seeing that my MacBook is nearly 4 years old, how would I fix this because the AppleCare has run out? Thanks for your time.
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Help! MacBook won't connect to Wi-Fi!
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Have you tried all the standard stuff.
enabling and disabling WiFi
Removing Wifi hotspot entry and re-adding it
do a PRAM/NVRAM Reset http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
enabling and disabling WiFi
Removing Wifi hotspot entry and re-adding it
do a PRAM/NVRAM Reset http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379