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Droymac

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Original poster
Nov 17, 2011
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Portland, OR
I recently reset the modem in our house, and since then my late 2011 MacBook Pro hasn't been connecting to the network automatically like it was before. Every time I start my laptop, either from sleep or restart, the list of networks pops up, and then a notification pops up over that saying it could connect to my home network.

The router is a piece of garbage, I'll be replacing it soon, but how do I fix this issue with my laptop? How do I get it to automatically connect to my home network without having to manually choose for it to do so?
 
Check settings in system preferences, network.

And...what exactly am I looking for? This is what I'm seeing, btw...

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I can manually select my home network and get it working, but I have to do this every time. This is annoying...
 
go System Pref: Network > (choose Wi-Fi on the left), then Advanced.

manual add (+) your wifi network and check "remember this networks...."
 
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