HT1551 My appletv is properly connected to wireless network, everything looks all right but it can't adjust the time and date. As a result it doesn't work.

My appletv is properly connected to wireless network, everything looks all right but it can't adjust the time and date. As a result it doesn't work.

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Assuming this is not the first time you have used your Apple TV
You might try restarting the Apple TV by removing ALL the cables for 30 seconds.
Also try restarting the router.
If the problem persists, try a restore, you may want to try the previous procedures several times before doing this.
If restoring from the Apple TV doesn't help, try restoring from iTunes using a USB cable.
If this is a new Apple TV, in addition to trying the above, it may also be that your network router is not allowing access to the timeserver, check that your router allows access over port 123.

Similar Messages

TS1398 iphone2 can not scan for my wireless network; i tried all troubleshoots but still same problem. Can anyone help?

iPhone2 can not scan for my wireless network; i tried all troubleshoots but still same problem. Can anyone help?

Anyone have any ideas or information to help with this? Any help and consideration is MUCH appreciated.

Can connect to wireless network run off dell router, but not internet!

I have a iBookG4 and have moved to a new apt with a wireless network run off a dell router/ comcast. My roommates have both Macs and PCs and can connect with no problems. I found the network on my airport and put in the password, joined network no problem, but cannot connect to the internet. The Airport status is yellow and says that Airport has self assigned IP address and cannot connect to the internet. I can connect fine to other open networks in the area so its not my computer. I tried to copy the IP address from my roommate manually to the network settings but that didn't work either. What am I doing wrong? No one here seems to recall how they set up the network and I am paying for a network I can't access. Please help!!!

Does the dell router have an access list set-up?
With an access list (depending on the router) it can be set-up to allow access for only certain MAC addresses. If your MAC address isn't in the list, you'll not get on.
Usually the router will have an IP address itself of 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.0.1 - depends on the router. You should be able to determine it from the IP address your computers are getting. Try getting someone to connect to this through a browser, and check/change the configuration of the router directly.
MacBook Pro 15" Mac OS X (10.4.9) iBook G4 14", Airport Extreme, USB hub, SeaDisk 320 HDD, Epson R300, Epson RX620

I just set up a wireless network using an airport express. How can you change the network name

How can you change the name of a wireless network set up with an airport express

Yes, you can. If you use the current AirPort Express, Apple says that you can connect up to 50 devices. Realistically, make that 25-30 or so before the speed really begins to drop.
Remember that you will have to reset the modem though, before you connect it to the AirPort Express as the modem "remembers" the settings for your computer.

I am trying to connect my iPad to my windows pc ( xp) but it does not recognise the iPad and I get a blue screen error causing the pc to shut down. Any ideas

I am still not able to connect my iPad 2 to my Pc ( windows xp). When I try to do so I get a blue screen error and the computer shuts down. I have reinstalled iTunes. iPod works fine. Any ideas?

Not sure, but try these.
Disable your firewall and anitvirus software temporarily.
Restart the iPad by holding down on the Sleep button until the red slider appears and then slide to shut Off. To power up hold the Sleep button until the Apple logo appears and let go of the button.
Reset the iPad by holding down on the Sleep and Home buttons at the same time (for about 10-15 seconds) until the Apple logo appears (ignore the red slider), then let go of the buttons.
 Cheers, Tom

My iphone 5c is having trouble connecting to internet and staying connected, the time and date are messed up and a black screen pops up randomly. what can i do?

i need help fixing these problems with my iphone 5c. When i connect to wifi it connects then minutes later disconnects and makes me put in my password again. i have to change the time every hour or so because it stops at a certin time. when im trying to use my iphone sometimes the screen turns black and it doesnt turn back on for a few seconds. please help
thanks, Kim Wibbels

The people having problems not connecting without AC power was from the last OSX update to 10.5.8, this problem has since been resolved with an Airport Client update.
Your profile shows that you are running 10.5.6... I would suggest updating you software to the latest 10.5.8 as this fixed some Airport issues.
You may want to unplug the router, let it set a minute the plug it back in.
Is your Powerbook still having these issues? How long has the powerbook been experiencing this problem?

My Mac is 15 months old and all of a sudden it has started resetting the time and date then I get a message saying not all apps will work because of the pre Jan date any help as to why ? Causing problems with wireless router.

My Mac book pro is 15 months old and now suddenly it has started resetting the date and time, causing problems with applications and my wireless access. Any suggestions as to why this is happening and how to fix it?

Seems the time isn't being saved to your computer correctly, it may be a corrupt file that isn't saving the time anymore.
You can move the
com.apple.systempreferences.plist
file out of your Users/Library/Preferences folder to the desktop and reboot.
then go to your System Preferences > Date and Time and set a time server close to your location (or in your time zone)
(trash the file on the desktop if no ill issues occur later on)
or you can follow/bookmark these support docs to reset your PRAM and SMC (and for future reference)
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1440
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1455
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1379
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1509
I don't remember exactly where OS X is keeping it time settings now, but I think one of those choices should help resolve your issue and won't hurt anything giving them a shot. Perhaps someone else could refresh my memory.

HT1145 I am setting up my Time Capsule for the first time, all of my connections are right but, AirPort is not recognizing the Time Capsule or my network!

I am setting up my Time Capsule for the first time, all of my connectiions are correct but, AirPort Utility is not recognizing my Time Capsule or my network?

Try connecting your iMac to the Time Capsule with an Ethernet cable to see if that allows AirPort Utility to "see" it.

Is there a way to import photos to the iPad without the photo also appearing in the Camera Roll? I have a Photo Transer app that lets me wirelessly import photos to an album but they also appear in the CR and when you delete from the CR the photo is dele

Is there a way to import photos to the iPad and put in an album without having the photo also in the Camera Roll? I have a photo transfer app but when I import the album and photos they are also shown in the CR. When you delete them from CR they are deleted from the album too.

You can sync photos from your computer via iTunes, and each folder that you sync will get its own album : syncing photos. You will need to sync all the photos that you want on the iPad together in one go - synced photos can't be deleted directly on the iPad, instead they are deleted by not including them in the next sync.
In terms of albums that you create directly on the iPad no, effectively you are just creating pointers to the photos in those new albums, so if you delete the original photo you will therefore also be deleting all pointers to it.
You could consider a third-party photo management app instead e.g. Photo Manager Pro

MacBook fails to connect to wireless network after sleep mode

My MacBook fails to reconnect to my wireless network after waking up.
After turning on my MacBook it establishes a decent connection to whatever wireless network I choose (mostly at home). When I close the lid and open it again the network connection is lost and is only reestablished after reboot.
Hopefully someone has a solution as this is very annoying.

Instead of a reboot go to your Wireless Menu icon and select "Turn Airport Off".
Wait a second and "Turn Airport On."
For me this has been a problem for about 2 years. This is much faster than a reboot!
Also see this thread - http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2383405&tstart=0
It's the same issue.

Connection timeout error trying to connect to wireless network

Going nuts...
I have my Time Capsule plugged into an outlet that runs back to my switch (Netgear) which in turn goes into my modem (AT&T uverse).
(the switch runs out to about 6 ethernet outlets in my house)
Everything was working grand until I screwed something up, no idea what, of course!
I have set my Time Capsule set up...
In the AirPort Utility
AirPort tab
Wireless mode:create a wireless network
Connect using: Ethernet
Internet tab
Connect using: Ethernet
Connection sharing: Off (Bridge mode)
From these settings I can see the wireless network I have set up, but I can't connect to it (get a 'connection timeout' error when trying to connect to the wireless network using my laptop)
When I try to change to Conenction Sharing to: 'share a public IP address' or 'distribute a range of IP address', then I get other errors... (DHCP Beginning and DHCP Ending Address Errors).
Any advice would be great - thanks!

Bridge Mode is the correct setting for your Time Capsule.
To aid in troubleshooting, I suggest that you temporarily move the Time Capsule close to the Uverse router and connect directly to one of the Ethernet ports on that device. Test to see if your wireless is working.
If yes, then move the Time Capsule again and this time temporarily connect to the Ethernet switch to test that way.
Keep working your way outward, testing as you go. If the wireless works on the first test when you connect directly to the Uverse router, at some point, you will find the connection problem. It's almost always something simple, like an Ethernet cable that is not making a good connection with one of the Ethernet ports.

Can I connect to wireless networks far away?

How do I connect to wireless networks further away?
Is there a way I can improve my laptops wireless range so I can connect to wireless networks further away?

Hi!
You can only connect to wireless networks that the notebook recognizes. If the notebook recognizes a wireless network, you can connect to them. If it doesnt recognize (because it is further away) you can not connect.
Furthermore you can not improve the wireless range from the laptop. You can do this on a WLAN router, not on the notebook.
Bye

HT1551 time and date cant be set on apple tv

The date and time cant seem to be set.tried restart and unplugging. nothing seems to work.

I had the same problem. Luckily, switching from logging the AppleTV into my Linksys wireless router as 'guest' , and instead logging into it using the main password got me over the 'time and date' hurdle. Look around in these discussions, other folks have had to do various things to get this corrected. At this time, it does not appear that there is a 'one size fits all' solution.
Good luck

Can't connect to wireless networks without disabling firewall.

I just had the built-in battery replaced on my MBP by the genius bar. When I started the machine up I was bombarded with firewall messages asking if applications should be given access to incoming network connections. I didn't recognize a few of them and clicked "deny". Now my machine will no longer connect to a wireless network without first disabling the firewall. Then I can re-enable the firewall and it seems to work okay.
I went through the Security panel and edited the list of applications allowed to have incoming connections and enabled all the ones that were disabled hoping that would fix it. The only one that is disabled now is OSXVNC, which I don't use and don't want to be enabled.
I'm not sure why replacing the battery caused all the windows to pop up, but now I don't know how to fix this issue. Anyone have any advice? Is there a way to restore my old firewall settings?

Go to the /Macintosh HD/Library/Preferences/ folder and remove the file called "com.apple.alf.plist", then restart your system.
This file is the preferences file for the application firewall. Removing it will clear all the firewall rules and set up the firewall from scratch. Sometimes after hardware configuration changes, or even hard crashes the firewall may not work properly and removing this file to set it up from scratch should do the trick. It will still ask you to allow some services and applications after doing this, but should not ask to for every system service and feature that uses the network.

Two Issues: Cannot connect to wireless networks; Cannot load certain sites

Hey everybody,
I have a MacBook Pro 15".
In just the past week, I've stumbled upon two sudden problems with my network/internet connectivity.
First, I can no longer connect to wireless networks, be it an infrastructure point or computer-to-computer ad-hoc networks. I'm not really sure why. I installed the latest AirPort Update (4.2.3, according to System Profiler). I also recently installed both iStumbler and KisMac v.21. When I started having issues, I thought that maybe one of these two programs might be the culprit, so I uninstalled both of them but I still have the same problem.
Second, I've had issues with not being able to connect to certain websites. I use both Safari and BonEcho as my browsers. The specific sites seem random:
www.weffriddles.com
www.macrumors.com
images.google.com
sports.yahoo.com
finance.yahoo.com
to list a few.
If you need any diagnostic information, please let me know.
Thanks in advance for any advice/help you can provide!
Tommy H.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.9) browsers: Safari, BonEcho/ Airport Driver Version: 4.2.3

If you are trying to connect to a third-party router using WPA or WEP, there is a good chance that your Airport card was broken by Apple's 2007-02 Airport Update. There is no fix, and for many of us, our Macbooks and Macbook Pros are useless for wireless connections until Apple fixes the issue. At this point, Apple seems to be denying that there even is an issue, so we may all be in for a long wait indeed.
See this thread if you have some time:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=883021&tstart=0

HT1551 My appletv is properly connected to wireless network, everything looks all right but it can't adjust the time and date. As a result it doesn't work.

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for