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smartalic34

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May 16, 2006
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I've noticed a problem recently when I wake my MBP from sleep: it usually takes upwards of 30 seconds to see and connect to my wireless network.

when I used to pop open the lid, it would instantly connect and I'd be all set to browse the internet. I'm not sure, but updating to 10.5.3 a while back might have started it... I did a combo updater a second time to try to fix the problem, but to no avail. Once it connects, it doesn't drop the connection, but it takes awhile to first see black on the wireless status icon in the menubar.

I've tried resetting the computer.

Any ideas? Advice would be appreciated greatly
 
Have you updated to 10.5.4?

Also, try turning AirPort off then back on. This has fixed all kinds of wireless network issues for me.
 
yes, I have updated to 10.5.4 (haha sorry outdated sig). I did try turning Airport off and on, to no avail. Any other suggestions? thanks for the timely response
 
bump... any suggestions? I know this is an obscure question, and it is a bit odd... but why would it take so long to see the wireless network when it's been instantaneous in the past?

here is Console when I wake my MBP

04B412719667 is the name of the network
 

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bump... any suggestions? I know this is an obscure question, and it is a bit odd... but why would it take so long to see the wireless network when it's been instantaneous in the past?

here is Console when I wake my MBP

04B412719667 is the name of the network
Interesting. Is your network perhaps using a channel that it wasn't before? (This would be caused by changing the settings on the wireless access point.) Also, have you, by any chance, changed some other wireless setting recently? If you did, that might be the cause.
 
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