Your Mac keeps disconnecting from WiFi
Your Mac is probably forgetting the WiFi network or has stopped remembering your password. Open WiFi settings and delete the network, then join it again. This fixes it for most people.
When your Mac keeps dropping WiFi, it's either forgetting the network or losing connection because of old settings that are no longer working properly. The fastest fix is to delete the WiFi network from your Mac and join it fresh — this clears out any corrupted settings. If that doesn't work, restarting your Mac solves it.
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Skip — I just want a technicianCommon mistakes to avoid
- Deleting the network but not re-joining it properly — make sure you're using the current WiFi password, not an old one
- Assuming the router is fine without restarting it — always restart the router to be sure
- Turning off WiFi completely instead of just deleting one network — if you have multiple networks saved, delete only the one giving you problems
Signs you need professional help
- You've deleted and re-added the network and it's still dropping constantly
- Your Mac is very old and dropping WiFi on every network you try
- You've restarted everything and nothing has worked
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