Mac still isn’t connecting to Wi-Fi, a simple restart could be all you need to get your wireless internet back up and running again. If the Wi-Fi on your MacBook Pro M3 with the M3 chip isn’t working, follow these troubleshooting.
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Restart Your MacBook
Go to Apple Menu > Restart or press and hold the Power Button and select Restart. It’s also a good idea to turn your Mac off and on again. Reconnect to Wi-Fi after the restart.
Update macOS
sometimes the reason why you can’t connect to Wi-Fi is Apple’s operating system. Outdated software may cause connectivity issues.
Reset Network Settings
If there’s still an issue after you’ve rebooted your Mac, try turning the Wi-Fi off and then waiting a few seconds before turning it back on again to force it to scan for available networks again.
Run Apple Diagnostics
- Disconnect all external devices (except the keyboard and screen).
- Shut down the Mac, then turn it on while pressing and holding D.
- When you see the screen asking you to choose your language do so, then watch as the progress bar indicates that your Mac is being assessed. This takes 2-3 minutes.
- If problems are identified, Apple Diagnostics will suggest solutions.
Hardware Issues
If none of these steps resolve the issue:
Test the Wi-Fi with a different user profile or boot into Safe Mode to rule out software conflicts . Contact Reformtech service center to check for hardware problems, such as antenna or logic board issues.
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