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Asked by Martin1952 in Apple Networking, Snow Leopard (OS 10.6), Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard)
I was setting up Skype on my wife's MacBook so we could keep in touch while I'm away. We were testing it between 2 rooms in our house. After about 10 minutes my laptop lost the home wifi connection as sometimes happens. It picked it up again in a couple of minutes. Since this event I can't get online on the MacBook but my own laptop gets online as usual.
This seems very weird because my wife's first MacBook connected to the home wifi instantly from new 3 years ago. We had to replace it recently due to one of my kids spilling water on it. This new MacBook connected to the home wifi instantly as well, only requiring the password as before.,
I have 18 years experience with PC's but I don't know much about Macs. The home wifi signal is showing full strength on the MacBook, I've tried the diagnostics. It just won't go online. When I try the diagnostics it tells me the network configuration has changed, but I don't think I've changed anything. It keeps asking for the password and won't remember it even though I check the remember box. When it asks if I use DSL to connect to the internet I select YES as that is what the wireless router is. It then tells me to restart and then click continue after it has restarted. When it has restarted nothing comes up to press continue. So I try the process again but I'm just in a loop because no continue appears. What should I try next please?
20090824-EE-VQP-74 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
