How to change MBP Wi-Fi from N to G?

[jauhari]

Please Help me, how to detect what's currently running my Wi-Fi network? is it N or G? because my Access Point run on B/G and my MBP can't catch this signal. And when I try I catch this signal with Acer Notebook this laptop successfully connect to my Access Point.

So, what's wrong? Please give me advice.
Does there any ways to change my Wi-Fi signal? from N to G or G to N.

Best Regards

Jauhari

 

[eXan]

Your MBP should catch all signals. It doesn't matter if its a/b/g or n.

Why yours doesn't? I don't know...

 

[sharky05]

See if http://www.chimoosoft.com/products/apgrapher/ can find anything.

 

[scienide09]

If you scroll down on this page in the Apple store, you can tell which you're using, G or N.

I just looked at your public profile to see what kind of computer you're using. If it's the Santa Rosa MBP listed there, then you have N capability, and N is the default setting.

 

[jauhari]

If you scroll down on this page in the Apple store, you can tell which you're using, G or N.

I just looked at your public profile to see what kind of computer you're using. If it's the Santa Rosa MBP listed there, then you have N capability, and N is the default setting.

Thanks for your advices, so how to change from N to G? is it automatically?

 

[merl1n]

Thanks for your advices, so how to change from N to G? is it automatically?

It is automatic. If the MBP doesn't detect an "N" signal, it will try "G" and then "B".

 

[alphaod]

It is automatic. If the MBP doesn't detect an "N" signal, it will try "G" and then "B".

or "A" as well.