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nateo200

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Feb 4, 2009
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Ok so Its sunday and I have about 4 days worth of school work to do! Half of which requires my MBP and internet :mad:. I connect to the router and it connects but I can not get to any web page at all. Tried Safari and firefox, diagnostics was useless and said "No internet connection" yet my other computers are working on the network just fine....Restarted the router twice and modem twice....anyways I'm connected via my tethered droid over bluetooth as it won't tether over wifi....is there something I'm missing here? It just stopped working in the middle of my research :mad::mad: and 3G is way to slow for some of the things I need to download. I restarted my MacBook twice already....:eek: Suggestions?
 
Ok so Its sunday and I have about 4 days worth of school work to do! Half of which requires my MBP and internet :mad:. I connect to the router and it connects but I can not get to any web page at all. Tried Safari and firefox, diagnostics was useless and said "No internet connection" yet my other computers are working on the network just fine....Restarted the router twice and modem twice....anyways I'm connected via my tethered droid over bluetooth as it won't tether over wifi....is there something I'm missing here? It just stopped working in the middle of my research :mad::mad: and 3G is way to slow for some of the things I need to download. I restarted my MacBook twice already....:eek: Suggestions?

Your router's security settings must be in conflict with the settings of the macbook pro somewhere. What kind of security are you using?
 
Your router's security settings must be in conflict with the settings of the macbook pro somewhere. What kind of security are you using?

WPA2 But I dropped the security and the same issues. But how can I fix any security issues? Normally it just auto connects...been to long since I played with wireless network settings...
 
WPA2 But I dropped the security and the same issues. But how can I fix any security issues? Normally it just auto connects...been to long since I played with wireless network settings...

What I'd do is to delete every mention of the network on your mac, be it in network settings, in your keychain etc, everything.

Then I would set it up again from scratch.
 
What I'd do is to delete every mention of the network on your mac, be it in network settings, in your keychain etc, everything.

Then I would set it up again from scratch.

If unsuccessful, I'd delete any mention of the MBP on the router and add them in again. Might also be worth considering reserving an IP on your router for your MBP just in case there's any undetected IP conflict issues.

Good luck.
 
If unsuccessful, I'd delete any mention of the MBP on the router and add them in again. Might also be worth considering reserving an IP on your router for your MBP just in case there's any undetected IP conflict issues.

Good luck.

Thanks actually I just reset the router and the modem and reserved an IP for my MBP...hopefully this will keep!:apple:
 
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