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• How to connect my Time Capsule to a WiFi network?

  Happily, I use a Time Capsule for years as a WiFi router connected as a bridge to the router provided by my supplier.

  Now, I'm moving to a place where internet is already provided by an access point in my new apartment and included in the monthly cost of the facilities in this village. The access point is hidden behind the ceiling of my apartment and doesn't have any port ethernet except the one used to get the internet. WiFi which will be available for me is configured by an administrator with the name of my apartment.

  My internet needs TC that the ethernet source and I wonder what I could do to work around this problem. I don't see any option in the settings of TC to connect to an existing WiFi.

  While waiting to move to the new apartment, I did a test by trying to create a scenario similar to the House, for example by using the wifi router of my provider to create a wifi network, then using an extension of WiFi that is connected to A WiFi network and connect my TC via ethernet connected on WiFi extender set up my TC as a bridge and the creation of a WiFi B with my TC that I can use with my devices. It works fine, but I wonder if there is something I'm missing or a better solution or possible issues related to this configuration.

  Tnxs.

  My internet needs TC that the ethernet source and I wonder what I could do to work around this problem.

  In a Word, nothing. The TC must connect to a network by using a wired Ethernet cable connection. The only exception to this would be a Workbench where you already have a router Apple providing a wireless signal, in which case the TC can connect wireless to "extend" the network.

  While waiting to move to the new apartment, I did a test by trying to create a scenario similar to the House, for example by using the wifi router of my provider to create a wifi network, then using an extension of WiFi that is connected to A WiFi network and connect my TC via ethernet connected on WiFi extender set up my TC as a bridge and the creation of a WiFi B with my TC that I can use with my devices. It works fine, but I wonder if there is something I'm missing or a better solution or possible issues related to this configuration.

  This is how the TC must be connected to the network of the apartment. If your extension does not work with the network of the apartment, an AirPort Express could be used to 'join' the network wireless of the apartment, and then provide an Ethernet connection to the Treasury Board.

• Never connect some WiFi networks...

  Sometimes, when you are traveling I'll find myself looking to take advantage of the wifi airport... about 50% of the time my mac connected without problem. The rest of the time he is there right and acts like it is connected but nothing never loads in the browser.  This happens only on wifi networks that require some sort of "disagreement with the terms" screen or a paywall.   If I leave everything and restart then sometimes it fixes, but not always, and it's a terrible solution.

  Anyone know why this kind of thing happen?

  If you connect OK 50% of the time, then you are doing very well.

  AirPort WiFi networks are often overcrowded with too many users trying to use the same network at the same time. In this case, the result is slow... or not... connections. Nature of the beast, I'm afraid.

  If you belong to a club of the airline which offers separate private space for its members, the WiFi in these areas almost always works fast and reliable.

  One thing that might help a little... is to remove from the list of networks that your MacBook has signed in the past, allowing him to quickly find available networks when you need a connection.

  Open System Preferences (gear on the dock icon)

  Open Network

  Click Wireless on the left to highlight Panel

  Click the Advanced Options button at the bottom right of the window

  Here you will see a list of wireless networks that your MacBook is connected to in the past

  Click on the name of a network that you no longer need to highlight

  Then, click on the - (less) button at the bottom of the list to remove this network

  Do the same for all the other networks that you no longer need

  Click OK at the bottom right of the window

  Click apply in the next window that appears

  Close the windows and then restart your MacBook

• BlackBerry Z10 Z10 kills my Devolo WiFi network

  Hi all

  got my Z10 two weeks ago and I am very satisfied with the unit with the exception of a question which is a kind of show stopper. Whenever I connect the Z10 to my home Wifi network, after a while my entire network goes down. All devices of lose the connection, and I have to power cycle the WiFi access point to fix. This only happens with my Z10 so I disabled it's Wifi for now until I have a solution. The model and the brand of my WiFi AP is Devolo dLAN 500 WiFi. I have already sent an email to the support of Devolo and I await their response. Reading through here and on crackberry forums it seems that I'm not the only one with this problem. I tried setting fixed channel, WPA, WPA2 etc but no matter what I do, the problem is still there. Is there anyone with a similar setup / problems, please give me a shout.

  Thank you very much

  Gerry

  If this can help someone; This problem seems to be resolved by installing the firmware Devolo 3.0.0

• My wifi network connection does not appear

  Hello! I hope someone here can help me out.

  The other day my household switched internet companies, and they gave me a new network name and password to connect to the wifi. However, the new network is not displayed on the list of my laptop Vaio wifi connections! My neighbours networks are all appear, and I am still able to connect to other wifi networks, so it doesn't seem to be a problem with the WiFi on my laptop (the wifi driver is up-to-date as well). In addition, my phone and Tablet have no problem finding and connecting to the network, identical to those of the other computers in my house, so I know that it is not a problem with the router or the connection itself. The router and laptop have all both been restarted, but that did not help either.  We tried to call the internet society, but they believe it is a problem with the computer itself, since it is the only one that the network does not appear on. It's just the network that does not appear in my list of available connections. I have never experienced a problem like this before!

  Can someone help me understand what could be the cause this and tips to help repair?

  For reference, my laptop is a Sony's Vaio, model number: VPCCB22FD, running Windows 7 (which is what it came with).

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi hard_shark,

  Welcome to the community of Sony!

  What is the type of your wireless router? (You can call your service provider if you don't know). Your computer is too far from the wireless router? It's pretty hard, but we're going to isolate it for us to solve the problem.

  • Power cycle or reset your router. (Even once, you can call your ISP for help). Power cycle your laptop as well. Just remove the battery and press the power button for 5 seconds.
  • Reinstall wireless driver. - Start -> type-> Device Manager double-click network adapters -> right click and Uninstall (DO NOT REMOVE) the wireless network card driver-> to restart the laptop.
  • If still the same then download again the driver wifi: Intel® WiFi Link 1000 BGN Driver then restart the unit.
  • Run the Windows updateand Vaio update .
  • Run convenience store -> Start -> type Troubleshooting -> click on network and Internet -> select network card , then follow the instructions on the screen.
  • go to the control panel-> (as read by: category) under network and Internet, select view network status and tasks -> click on set up a new connection or network -> connect to Internet -> No, create a new connection -> select Wireless and follow the instructions on the screen.

  Hope these helps.

  Kind regards

  Vincent

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• Look on OS3 connects to a public wifi network, that has a connection to the Web page.

  in the United Kingdom, we have a public wifi network called "_the cloud", which is free to use, but requires that you register for a free account.

  Once signed, the phone will automatically connect when you are next in the range.

  It seems that since the release of WatchOS3, the Apple Watch will connect now to this public WiFi even with the phone turned off or in flight mode. Suggesting it is connected to a Web page by its self.

  It seems to me that it is only this a public wifi network that does this now, but can't figure out how!

  Great news in any case, I hope that more public wifi networks completely agrees!

  If someone else in the United Kingdom that uses 'cloud _L' public wifi could test this point too, that would be great. I hope that we could get an official comment from Apple?

  https://support.Apple.com/en-GB/HT204562

  

  Hello

  Thanks for sharing this information.

  Recognition wrote:

  .. I hope that we could get an official comment from Apple?

  It is a community based on the user. If you want to ask Apple about this behavior, contact UK options include:

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/UK/retail/Geniusbar/

• Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  On my iMac, there is an icon for a list of available to join Wifi networks.

  One of these Wifi networks is my iPhone Personal Hotspot.

  However when I look at my setup on my iPhone Personal Hotspot is off.

  I tried to join the Hotspot to my iMac and put.

  This is part of a feature called Hotspot instantly. It allows you to connect to your personal hotspot without your password or activate the hotspot on your phone. Don't worry, this does not allow other people to access your hotspot, only devices using the same identifier Apple will see your hotspot. This feature is not using any extra battery life when you're not connected to it. You can learn more about instant Hotspot here: OS X Yosemite: connect to the Internet using instant Hotspot

• My early 2015 retina 13 '' Macbook pro intermittently "hang" on a wifi network in my house

  Problem: My early 2015 retina 13 '' Macbook pro intermittently "latch" on a wifi network in my house.  Which means, if I'm on my 2.4 GHz network, it works very well and then randomly - while remaining always connected to the wifi network - will lose its ability to connect what be it for 30 seconds to 1 minute. This occurs every 5-10 minutes. If I go to my 5 GHz connection, it works very well for 5-10 minutes. I keep having to switch back so that it could respond more quickly, or let them hang for a minute until he figures it by itself.

  Meanwhile, I can connect with my iPhone, Windows laptop, Xbox, computer, etc. without any problems. If I take my macbook in wifi areas, I have never run into this issue. I don't really know what to do, and faced with the conclusion this problem online - as it is a very specific set of variables causing problems.

  Please see recommended settings of WiFi routers and access Apple points.

  Despite these recommendations, some routers will work better with the latest Mac models if you turn the radio 2.4 GHz mode in settings and only use the 5 GHz. Note, however, that very old devices Apple and some third-party devices can then not connect at all.

  Some third party routers have advanced that you may need to change the settings:

  The encryption algorithm must be AES.

  The group key interval must be 3200.

  I can't give you specific instructions on how to change these settings, because all routers are different. Refer to the documentation for the provider.

• iMac ceases to recognize WiFi networks at random

  In recent weeks, our iMAC ceased to recognize WiFi networks at random.  We will use Safari or Chrome and suddenly the taskbar will specify "resolving host" and internet connection will be lost.  Within 2-3 minutes, all the WiFi networks that were previously seen in Network preferences will disappear.  If restart us the iMAC, the WiFi network will work very well for 15-30 minutes, then it will be happening everywhere.  It is frustrating to have to restart the Mac frequently! What is also very ironic, is that when WiFi networks disappear for the iMac, our iPhones (2), the iPad and laptops (Dell and HP) always recognize wifi networks. Spoke to the Apple support and made us go to El Capitan, instead to call again, I thought that I would try this community.

  Here is our contact information for operating system and the actions we have taken so far.  Would be grateful to anyone who helps solve this problem.

  Operational details:

  • El Capitan - OS10.11.5
  • iMac (27-inch, mid 2010)
  • 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3
  • Processor: 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
  • 807 GB 1 TB storage is free
  • 2 WiFi networks available through DirectTV / AT & T 2.4 G with 5.0 G available
  • I don't have an Ethernet cable plug near this iMac

  When he saw this problem, I tried the following solution:

  • Reboot, obviously works but annoying and not a systemic solution
  • Network preferences > > turn off WiFi and then turn it back on
  • Create the new location and reconnect to WiFi networks
  • Previously on Yosemite and recently upgraded to El Capitan, did not work
  • Remove the preferences.plist, the network.identification.plist, the message files - draw .plist hoping to empty cache network
  • DHCP has changed IP manual and additional figures added to the final figure of IP address on the IP address of my iPhone
  • Changed automatic DNS server to direct DNS server from Google
  • Renewed DHCP lease

  No chance until then wouldn't like anyone's support there!

  Thank you

  a few items from apple are here please read it could help you.

  OS X El Capitan: the problems of connection to Internet

  OS X El Capitan: on Wireless Diagnostics

  OS X El Capitan: If you cannot connect to a Wi - Fi network

• 1 home 2 wifi networks

  I just added an ethernet cable from my modem and run the floor and attached to an airport express.

  I feel that I cannot expand my wifi network at the bottom and have created a new network on the floor.

  Now, these two areas have wifi under the 2 networks.

  The issue I'm having, which is on my iphones/ipads that they do not pass the network stronger depending on my location

  Any ideas on how to give priority to networks or can extend a network with just an ethernet connecting my modem to the A/E?

  The iPhone should be able to manage the channel width, otherwise, back to auto 20 / 40 Mhz.

  If you can, go to 5 GHz, you will see an improvement in wireless performance much better.

  Is the second configuration of the airport as a Repeater/Extender?

  If Yes, get another cable ethernet and Garland like this-> Modem to AP1 to AP2

  Give the same AP2 SSID and password as AP1, only she set to different channels.

  1,6,11 2.4 ghz and 5 GHz channels is 36 and 64 or 149 161

  Netspot to determine the best available channels for the two bands on the wifi.

• I have 2 imacs and a laptop computer and you want to back up all three wireless via time capsule on my existing wifi network. If we can also use the time capsule as my wifi and replace my uverse wifi, that would be great. possible?

  I have 2 imacs and a laptop computer and you want to back up all three wireless via time capsule on my existing wifi network. If we can also use the time capsule as my wifi and replace my uverse wifi, that would be great. possible?

  If you want to make sure that you will be able to get the Apple support in case of problems or questions with your backups, you must use the wireless Time Capsule to back up your Mac.

  As long as the time Capsule provides a wireless signal, you can decide who to your 'main' network, then use it wireless Uverse for "guest", or children. If you do not need the Uverse router/modem wireless at all, it is possible to turn off wireless on the device and make it work only as a support modem/router...with Uverse wired.

  At this point, you can start thinking about how you want to configure things and get back in touch if you need some advice on how to do it.  We need to know what operating system that uses the Mac that you normally use to administer the time Capsule, provide good instructions, if you need it.

• My iPad keeps disconnecting my wifi network

  My iPad 32 gigabit wifi with iOS 9.3.1 Pro keeps on disconnecting from my wifi network. From time to time I connect it disconnects just randomly and sometimes it makes me even to make the password again. I don't think it happens by other networks, but I don't know because I don't really bring my iPad too. Please help me fast! Thank YOU, a proud lover of Apple Inc..

  This started to happen to me recently too, I have the iPad Pro for about a month. It may be the 9.3.1. Update. It's apparently only happening on my home network and my Netgear R7500 (the worst tech purchase I made) is notoriously bad on the network of 5 GHz because of the chip Quantenna barely supported, which was abandoned by Netgear, shortly after the release, and as soon as they could they have released a R7500v2 with another type of chip for the 5 GHz band.

  So, I don't know who is to blame, it's probably a combination of both. I also have problems with this router and my Nexus 6 p, but apparently not with my other devices (iPad, iPod Touch gen mini retina 6, iPhone SE and Nexus devices). The difference with disconnects on the N6P is the phone disconnects and reconnects, the iPad Pro reconnect and exactly like you, sometimes it asks for the password again.

• OfficeJet 6600 connects to the wifi network

  Hello

  I bought an Officejet 6600 and effortlessly connected to my wifi network, print and scan for a day. And there are two days that he stopped conntecting to the wifi network. In the meantime, our router turned off and turned back on. That's the only difference.

  First of all, the printer would not even detect the wifi network. I solved that by changing the configuration of the router (Cisco 3925 EPC) and passed under the Setup wireless "Wi - Fi protected setup" to "manual". I can now see the network on the printer again.

  But after that I've selected my wifi network and enter the WPA password, the printer tells me that the network connection is impossible. I printed a page of diagnosis, which told me that the problem is perhaps related to the MAC filter. But I have no MAC filters. I also tried to pass of WPA/WPA2 to WPA only, but that doesn't change anything.

  I also tried to set the mode wireless via the USB cable, but no avail. Everything seems to work, until the moment when he tries to connect to the wifi (screen with 'configuration' with the large antenna and pulses of radio waves).

  Should I give up and bring it to the store? I'm getting desperate!

  Thanks for your help in advance,

  Raphaël

  OK, to make sure I understand - the printer connects effectively to your wireless network, and well it works for a while once the printer goes to sleep, your computer or router may not wake.

  If this is the case there are a few things that we can try:

  1. in the settings of your router, make sure that the multicast is enabled.

  2. set the 2.4 GHz router to 11 channels.  I know it sounds weird, but please try.

  3. set an IP address of the printer:
  
  -Print a the front of the printer Network Setup Page. Note the IP address of the printer.
  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -On this screen, you want to set a manual IP address. You must assign an IP address outside the range that the router sets automatically (called the DHCP range). If you do not know the range, change the last set of numbers (those after the last '.') 250
  -Apply the subnet 255.255.255.0 (unless you know it's different, if so, use it)
  -Enter the IP of your router (on the Page of the Network Config) for the gateway.
  -Enter for the first DNS 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for second DNS. It's Google DNS. You can choose a different external DNS if you wish.
  -Click 'apply '.
  
  Now, stop the router and printer, start the router, wait, and then start printing.

• Satellite L650 does not detect wifi networks

  My laptop Toshiba Satellite L650 ceased to detect wireless networks.
  It shows only Dáil and vpn...

  The wireless network is not detected.
  I was able to connect to the network using my phone, so something was wrong with the laptop.

  I also checked if the broadcom 802.11n works or not and it appears as works perfectly.
  But don't detect is not wifi networks.

  Could someone help me with this?

  Wireless network card is enabled?
  Is WLAN led on when you use the FN + F8 key combination?

• Using a Time Capsule airport on a new wifi network

  I'm trying to connect my TC Airport to a new wifi network to another location. It worked very well at the original location, used to extend an existing network of wifi, connected to the router via an Ethernet cable. In the new location, I'd rather have a wireless connection. I have tried several times to do a factory reset full and then I see the TC from the airport using the Airport utility, but it does not put in place to extend the wifi network my iMac is on (he sees a nearby network as well). I just simply want to configure my TC from the airport most convenient to save my iMac! Any ideas? Thank you!

  The TC must either connect to wireless to another router from apple... or it must be connected by ethernet... he can't extend wireless any other brand.

  If all of the TC is to is to make backups of iMac... Plug it directly by ethernet on the iMac... and use this configuration.

  Time Capsule using wired for Mac for backup only.

  If you want to have as part of the network... plug in ethernet on the main router... and the backup more wireless... but it becomes a problem where the computer don't connect directly to the TC now.