Hi Esther,
I've just read your message. Thank you once again, for such an informative
post. I feel so dumb, one of the first things i did when Lyn said she as having
this issue, was to look in Network Preferences, but I missed the very thing you
described.
I did discover another possible fix
Hi Lyn and Kristeen,
I'm not sure I have a solution for you if you only connect to one wifi network,
but I can describe a generally recommended fix. Are you running Lion? The
location profile is the name assigned to your network setup, and is probably
set to "Automatic". If you navigate to the
Hi Esther,
No I do not change location profiles, in fact I do not even know what that is.
It just happens when I reopen the led in order to use my mac again after it's
been to sleep. I only connect to one wifi network.
Thanks for your email anyway.
Lyn, Canelle & Epi
On Nov 11, 2011, at 10
I have a similar issue. Could someone explain to me what you mean by changing
your network profile? I have seen this in system settings, but I don't
understand it.
On Nov 11, 2011, at 4:11 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Lyn,
>
> I can't suggest a fix, but I'll just ask if you use Wi-Fi and connect
Hi Lyn,
I can't suggest a fix, but I'll just ask if you use Wi-Fi and connect to
different Wi-Fi sites without changing your location profile. What I've
noticed is that if I changed my internet connection type several times, either
by going between ethernet and Wi-Fi, or switching different W
Hello listers,
I am having strange problems with my mac here. Well, when I do not use my mac,
I just put the led down and it goes to sleep. However, when I want to use my
mac again, I am encountering strange problems. When my mac is out of sleep
mode, I notice that the connection to my wif
