I got so sick of BT router issues I switched to Virgin...
They seem to work ok for a while then just sink into this kind of
problem, usually after a firmware update that silently happens in the
middle of the night. It happened to me three times and I gave up;)
On 27 Jan 2015, at 16:34, Nigel Proctor wrote:
Tried that. Added new location. Can see the hub. Wants WPA password
which it immediately rejects.
Nigel
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On 27 Jan 2015, at 16:05, Sam - MacAmbulance
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Also try System Preferences > Network > Locations > New Location,
that should reset all network settings and provide an easy way to get
back in the event if doesn’t help, just switch back to the original
location.
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On 27 Jan 2015, at 16:04, MacService <maxerv...@googlemail.com>
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As a last resort, you could try deleting then recreating the WiFi
port via System Preferences>Network.
Select the WiFi port then click the - (minus) button below the list.
Close System Preferences then re-open System Preferences>Network and
click the + (plus) button, select WiFi from the 'Interface'
drop-down and click 'Create.' Click 'Apply' on the main Network
panel and see if that helps.
Chris
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 09:04:44 UTC, Nigel Proctor wrote:
My 2009 iMac stopped connecting to my BT Hub last night.
Now when I try to connect I get the dialogue box with "requires WPA
password", I enter the password that I use for other devices and it
tries to connect but "times out"
after a few seconds.
Any suggestions please?
Nigel
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