First post here and very much a computer novice so thanks in advance for your patience. I have been unable to find useful advice in other forums so far and apple and my internet provider have not been able to answer my question. So thought I would try here.
I have an old (2006) Macbook that I am trying to revive (new RAM, battery, keyboard, etc. Nothing super fancy). Recently I tried to connect it to my wifi network and even when I know I enter the correct password it reads "invalid password". This is odd as my newer (2012) MacBook can connect no problem using the same password. Additionally, my old (2006) MacBook can connect to other wifi networks. It seems to be a specific router/computer issue.
Some things that I have already tried.
I am running the most up to date version of OS X I can...which is admittedly ancient (10.6.3) but I think that is the latest version that is supported by my computer.
Suggestions on how to proceed? Thanks
I have an old (2006) Macbook that I am trying to revive (new RAM, battery, keyboard, etc. Nothing super fancy). Recently I tried to connect it to my wifi network and even when I know I enter the correct password it reads "invalid password". This is odd as my newer (2012) MacBook can connect no problem using the same password. Additionally, my old (2006) MacBook can connect to other wifi networks. It seems to be a specific router/computer issue.
Some things that I have already tried.
- Resetting and rebooting computer and router
- Made sure that I am connecting to the 2.4 GHz signal and not the 5 GHz signal
- Clearing my NVRAM
- Deleting all of my wifi networks and passwords and reloading them (in my keychain and network settings)
I am running the most up to date version of OS X I can...which is admittedly ancient (10.6.3) but I think that is the latest version that is supported by my computer.
Suggestions on how to proceed? Thanks
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