As a crucial element of modern life, Wi-Fi is indispensable for most of us. A Wi-Fi network interruption for even a second could drive us nuts. For Mac users, that may happen when: • You could connect your Mac Air to Wi-Fi, but the connection is slow and unstable; • MacBook Pro/MacBook Air won't connect to Wi-Fi; • Mac's Pro Wi-Fi is connected but still no internet; • MacBook won't connect to Wi-Fi but iPhone and other devices will; • Wi-Fi keeps turning off itself on your MacBook Pro. For all of your Wi-Fi connection problems on iMac/iMac Pro/MacBook Air/MacBook Pro, we have developed eight solutions for you, each has been tested as workable. • • • • • • • • People Also Read: Solution 1: Check Apple's Wi-Fi recommendations When your Mac tries to link a Wi-Fi network, it searches for issues that prevent it from a fast and stable Wi-Fi connection.

If your Mac finds such an issue, the Wi-Fi status menu 6in the menu bar appears: Wi-Fi Recommendations. Click on 'Learn More' to access recommended solutions to solve your problem.

My Mac laptop would suddenly either lose its connection to the wifi router, or my home wifi network would be working but I wouldn’t be able to access any web sites or online services. Sometimes resetting the router and modem would fix this. Right now the Mac only gets the Wi-Fi signal expect in Airport Utility though it shows that while connected to Wi-Fi the ethernet option starts working. Turn off the Wi-Fi and it stops.

Solution 2: Reboot your router Sometimes it is your router other than your Mac that causes the Wi-Fi connection issues. To test whether it is your router's fault, shut it down and turn it on again. Solution 3: Reboot your Mac Similar to restarting your router, it is also workable to reboot your Mac to improve your Wi-Fi connection. If you still can't connect to Wi-Fi after rebooting, shut the Wi-Fi down (Click on Wi-Fi status icon > 'Turn Wi-Fi OFF') and then wait for a few seconds before turning it back on again for available networks. Solution 4: Disconnect Bluetooth In some cases, the Bluetooth connection may affect your Wi-Fi connection on your MacBook or iMac, so for some people turning off Bluetooth is workable. Click on the Bluetooth icon (next to the Wi-Fi icon) at the upper right corner and click 'Turn Bluetooth Off'.

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Solution 5: Forget the network Once in a while, letting your Mac forget Wi-Fi temporarily do help fix the Wi-Fi problem on your Mac. Step 1: Click on Wi-Fi icon > 'Open Network Preferences' > 'Advanced'. Step 2: Select the network you want your Mac to forget.