Hi,
The Macbook 13 in my sig is acting up. It had OS X Lion on it, and wireless wasn't working, not even an icon in the corner of the screen. I installed OS X SL from a retail disk, and wireless still isn't working?
It's under AppleCare, do you guys think it's time to bring it in? Or is there a fix for this?
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If I remember correctly, Lion had some wireless issues with 10.7.0. I'd recommend finding an ethernet port and running a system update to bring Lion to 10.7.2, though 10.7.1 addressed that specific issue.
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ClearSkies Well no, I'm still here..
10.7.2 has not yet been released to the public, only through developer channels. This is the iCloud and iOS5 release slated for early-mid Oct.
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I thought it might have been a Lion issue, so I downgraded to Snow Leopard,and still the same problem.
Actually, there's a little more than wifi not working, the webcam and speakers don't work either. -
If its not limited to a wifi issue, then I would recommend taking it in to AppleCare.
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you spent all that money on applecare might as well put it to use rather then have a flaky machine. what about blue tooth. did you lose that also?
just to sort of rid yourself of the obvious did you go into network under apple->system preferences and see if your airport adapter is listed. also make sure show airport status in statusbar is checked. -
Thanks guys, just dropped it off at an Apple Certified repair center.
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Repairing Disk Permissions usually fixes WiFi issues on the unibody MBPs.
Macbook 13 Aluminum Wifi Issues.
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Nick, Sep 25, 2011.