remove self assigned ip address mac ethernet

#Remove self assigned ip address mac ethernet password

Remove your network from network settings again, then reconnect with the password you just set Try and sign into the router login page (usually 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1), to test if you can connect to it, if you can:Ĭhange the router signal width from 40mhz to 20mhzĬhange the wireless security type to WEP and set a password of ten numbers Go to System Preferences - network - WiFi - advanced, click the minus next to your old network Reset the router to factory settings (you can probably try without doing this, but I'd recommend it to isolate this from any other issues) I'm not sure if this was due to the age of my system or not but here's what I was told to do: The combination of the signal width and security type on my wifi settings didn't seem to work with my iMac even though they worked with a MacBooks, iPad etc. It was a problem with the settings on my router. I struggled with this for six hours and finally decided to call my router manufacturer (TP Link), and got a solution. Hope this helps and let me know if it worked! Then restart your computer and you should be good to go and if you are you can go ahead and delete those documents in your trash (that is what I did) because one of those documents was corrupted. Then move these three documents to the trash (don't delete them just in case but your computer should remake these documents on its ownĢ. Click on the file labeled 'SystemConfiguration'ĥ. Click on the file labeled 'Preferences'Ĥ. When you are at your desktop screen go to the tab labeled 'GO' and click on Computer. I was luckily still under warranty so I called apple care today and she told me these steps that fixed my problem. I have been having the same issue with my computer and the only time I could connect to the internet was when my Firewall was off.

Remove self assigned ip address mac ethernet