OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 WiFi Problem

Hi Guys and Gals,
I'm using MacBook Pro Retina 13 inch Late 2013 and my OS is OS X Yosemite version 10.10.3. I'm having problem with WiFi connectivity. I cannot connect to my office WiFi. I've tried many solution provided in the Internet about similar problem, but I still can't fix it. I know that there are similar discussions about this, but the other discussions are about wifi problems in 10.10.2. Can any of you help me? Thanks.
Regards,
Satrio

try this
: Remove Network Configuration & Preference Files
Manually trashing the network plist files should be your first line of troubleshooting. This is one of those tricks that consistently resolves even the most stubborn wireless problems on Macs of nearly any OS X version. This is particularly effective for Macs who updated to Yosemite that may have a corrupt or dysfunctional preference file mucking things up:
Turn Off Wi-Fi from the Wireless menu item
From the OS X Finder, hit Command+Shift+G and enter the following path:
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/
Within this folder locate and select the following files:
com.apple.airport.preferences.plist
com.apple.network.identification.plist
com.apple.wifi.message-tracer.plist
NetworkInterfaces.plist
preferences.plist
Move all of these files into a folder on your Desktop called ‘wifi backups’ or something similar – we’re backing these up just in case you break something but if you regularly backup your Mac you can just delete the files instead since you could restore from Time Machine if need be
Reboot the Mac
Turn ON WI-Fi from the wireless network menu again
This forces OS X to recreate all network configuration files. This alone may resolve your problems, but if you’re continuing to have trouble we recommend following through with the second step which means using some custom network settings.

Similar Messages

Yosemite 10.10.3 / wifi problem

why on Yosemite 10.10.3 do i need to continually need to turn wifi off and on.

try this
: Remove Network Configuration & Preference Files
Manually trashing the network plist files should be your first line of troubleshooting. This is one of those tricks that consistently resolves even the most stubborn wireless problems on Macs of nearly any OS X version. This is particularly effective for Macs who updated to Yosemite that may have a corrupt or dysfunctional preference file mucking things up:
Turn Off Wi-Fi from the Wireless menu item
From the OS X Finder, hit Command+Shift+G and enter the following path:
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/
Within this folder locate and select the following files:
com.apple.airport.preferences.plist
com.apple.network.identification.plist
com.apple.wifi.message-tracer.plist
NetworkInterfaces.plist
preferences.plist
Move all of these files into a folder on your Desktop called ‘wifi backups’ or something similar – we’re backing these up just in case you break something but if you regularly backup your Mac you can just delete the files instead since you could restore from Time Machine if need be
Reboot the Mac
Turn ON WI-Fi from the wireless network menu again
This forces OS X to recreate all network configuration files. This alone may resolve your problems, but if you’re continuing to have trouble we recommend following through with the second step which means using some custom network settings.

If I install Yosemite and find that the wifi problems are too bad, can I go back to Mountain Lion?

Almost everything I do on my MacBookPro requires a steady wifi connection. I have been reading all the horror stories about the wifi problems with Yosemite. I would like to install Yosemite, but would like to be able to go back to Mountain Lion if the problems are as extreme as I have been hearing.
Details: My Mac is 3 years old (Apple Care ran out 2 days ago!). I recently upgraded from 4GB of ram to 16GB.
Router is a Linksys E4200.
I have an Iphone-4s
My husband has an older MacBook running Lion.
I connect to an Epson Artisan 835 with wifi via my router
We have no need to have the Apple devices communicate with each other.
I am currently running an appliance in Virtual Box. One reason I want to move to Yosemite is to be able to run it in VMware Fusion instead.
Thanks.

Hi there CarylLynne,
If you upgrade to Yosemite, you should be able to use the following article to revert to the previously installed OS using Time Machine, named:
OS X Yosemite: Revert to a previous OS X version
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Take care,
Sterling

IPad mini wifi problems since Yosemite Upgraded

SInce upgrading to Yosemite on my iPad 2 Mini, the wifi has slowed massively! Is there a fix?
thanks!

First of all, I would be totally impressed if you managed to install Yosemite on your iPad. I can only assume you didn't mean that.
Here is a link to some tricks that have worked for other people.
http://www.iphonehacks.com/2014/09/fix-ios-8-wifi-problems.html

I reinstall the Yosemite due to the wifi issue, when finished, the iMovie was not installed, I try to download it from app store, but it's not free. How can I get iMovie back?

I'm using a mid 2014 13" rmbp. I reinstall the Yosemite due to the wifi issue, when finished, the iMovie was not installed, I try to download it from app store, but it's not free. How can I get iMovie back?

It's something to do with the main user account (not iTunes account) on my Mac because I logged in with another account and it downloaded fine, I installed it on the HDD and even though the date in App Store was 16th October 2014, it is the full installer of 10.10.2.
To try to resolve this problem, I have copied the installer app elsewhere and deleted it but App Store still will not allow me to download it with my main user account yet just allowed me to update iTunes.
I had a brainwave last night that it might have been related to me changing the default downloads folder to one not on my boot drive (to save disk space on my main boot drive) but having changed it back, tried again, rebooted and tried yet again, deleted my App Store preferences. nothing has worked.

Worse WiFi problems now that I've upgraded to 10.10.2 on 2012 MacBook Pro - non retina

Worse WiFi problems now that I've upgraded to 10.10.2 on 2012 MacBook Pro - non retina.
Goodness.......why can't Apple do things right anymore. Oh I forgot they sell iPhones instead of computers.

Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.
Feedback
Or you can use your Apple ID to register with this site and go the Apple BugReporter. Supposedly you will get an answer if you submit feedback.
Feedback via Apple Developer
Wi-FI connection drops
Wi-Fi Problems in OS X Yosemite
Wi-Fi Problems in OS X Yosemite (2)
Also try turning off Bluetooth.
Troubleshooting Wi-Fi issues in OS X
Wireless Connection Problems - Fix
Wireless Connection Problems - Fix (2)
Wireless Connection Problems - Fix (3)
Wireless Connection Problems - Fix (4)

OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 Wifi still has issues!!

So, i just updated to os x yosemite 10.10.1 hoping that apple would've fixed the Wifi dropping down issues, and as i restart my mac and install the update, and connect to wifi back again, it just drops down within few seconds like it did on yosemite 10.10!! I expected apple to do some serious maintenance on this issue but it seems that they didn't tweak a thing! Hopefully in the next issue it doesn't say
Improves Wi-Fi reliability
but it should say
Improved Wi-Fi reliability than the previous updates
so, hopefully this will be my last concern regarding this OS.
Thanks for reading and please do reply if any solution you're aware of!

This site seems to have some useful solutions. I just tried step one, and (fingers crossed) I seem to have a good wifi connection (although I'm just WAITING for that wifi signal to go dim ). At least it gives you something to try instead of waiting for apple to respond!
http://osxdaily.com/2014/10/25/fix-wi-fi-problems-os-x-yosemite/
Godspeed. This wifi thing has been driving me nuts!

10.10.3 slow, wifi problem etc...

I am running a Mac Mini 2011, 2ghz 17, 8 gigs of ram and 1tb. I had Yosemite installed and was working fine, no problems until 10.10.3
1. Wifi - slow, un responsive
2. Applications - slow to open and unresponsive at times
3. iTunes - trying to watch playback on trailers, and they buffer (wifi problem)
4. Photos - just not a fan but maybe it will grow on me
I don't typically complain, but this is getting a bit frustrating as this is my main computer. Other are my work laptops running windows. Also, since I watch a lot of content via the net etc. and pretty much everything is at a dead stop. I have yet to really check every application or function but assume they will perform the same.
I have reset my network a few time, cleared out some old files and some restarts on the machine itself. Last resort will be to wipe it clean and try a new install. Any other suggestions before I take this route?
Thanks

Linc,
I ran a few applications and started looking at the logs. There is one common theme. This is what I found. The Raid failure to me is confusing. I have 2 500gig drives but its setup as 1TB, no raid configuration. Let me know your thoughts on this. I figured, this may be what is causing all the other problems.
4/14/15 9:41:14.000 PM kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "MAC Drive" (1D2FB168-5C0E-4039-8D77-BABE16945986), member 3B52124F-D6D1-4201-8B12-67088DAC36BB, set byte offset = 872893317120.
4/14/15 9:41:14.000 PM kernel[0]: disk2: I/O error.
4/14/15 9:41:14.059 PM cloudd[264]: read failed on path:"/Users/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/private/com.apple.cloudphotosd/CloudSync.noindex/Engine/f ilecache/AW2/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg", ino:0, offset:0x0, size:2228224, error:"Reading the reader failed for an unspecified reason"
4/14/15 9:41:15.276 PM MDCrashReportTool[635]: 635:6819840|CrashReportCopierAFC.m:-[CrashReportCopierAFC copyAndProcessRemotePath:usingConnection:]| ERROR: Could not remove remote path at ./DiagnosticLogs/security.log.20150410T121837Z.gz
4/14/15 9:41:15.313 PM cloudd[264]: Error registering MMCS item 35567 at /Users/USER/Pictures/*/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg: Error Domain=com.apple.mmcs Code=18 "Unable to calculate signature." UserInfo=0x7f9270eaba00 {NSDescription=Unable to calculate signature., NSLocalizedDescription=Unable to calculate signature.}
4/14/15 9:41:15.315 PM cloudd[264]: Failed to register MMCS item <CKDMMCSItem: 0x7f9270e96ad0; itemID=35567, recordKey=resOriginalRes, path="/Users/USER/Pictures/*/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg", error=<CKError 0x7f92709bc110: "Unknown Error" (2022/18); Retry after 3.0 seconds>> for operation 18437304-E86D-4068-8182-2E8CB09E225E: <CKError 0x7f92709bc110: "Unknown Error" (2022/18); Retry after 3.0 seconds>
4/14/15 9:41:15.568 PM MDCrashReportTool[635]: 635:6819840|CrashReportCopierAFC.m:-[CrashReportCopierAFC copyAndProcessRemotePath:usingConnection:]| ERROR: Could not remove remote path at ./DiagnosticLogs/security.log.20150411T142443Z.gz
4/14/15 9:41:15.725 PM MDCrashReportTool[635]: 635:6819840|CrashReportCopierAFC.m:-[CrashReportCopierAFC copyAndProcessRemotePath:usingConnection:]| ERROR: Could not remove remote path at ./DiagnosticLogs/security.log.20150412T050601Z.gz
4/14/15 9:41:15.922 PM MDCrashReportTool[635]: 635:6819840|CrashReportCopierAFC.m:-[CrashReportCopierAFC copyAndProcessRemotePath:usingConnection:]| ERROR: Could not remove remote path at ./DiagnosticLogs/security.log.20150413T171832Z
4/14/15 9:41:16.102 PM MDCrashReportTool[635]: 635:6819840|CrashReportCopierAFC.m:-[CrashReportCopierAFC copyAndProcessRemotePath:usingConnection:]| ERROR: Could not remove remote path at ./DiagnosticLogs/security.log.20150414T125100Z
4/14/15 9:41:20.595 PM cloudd[264]: Stream 0x7f9270e0c140 is sending an event before being opened
4/14/15 9:41:34.000 PM kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "MAC Drive" (1D2FB168-5C0E-4039-8D77-BABE16945986), member 3B52124F-D6D1-4201-8B12-67088DAC36BB, set byte offset = 872893317120.
4/14/15 9:41:34.000 PM kernel[0]: disk2: I/O error.
4/14/15 9:41:34.803 PM cloudd[264]: read failed on path:"/Users/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/private/com.apple.cloudphotosd/CloudSync.noindex/Engine/f ilecache/AW2/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg", ino:0, offset:0x0, size:2228224, error:"Reading the reader failed for an unspecified reason"
4/14/15 9:41:35.758 PM cloudd[264]: Error registering MMCS item 35588 at /Users/USER/Pictures/*/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg: Error Domain=com.apple.mmcs Code=18 "Unable to calculate signature." UserInfo=0x7f9270a66690 {NSDescription=Unable to calculate signature., NSLocalizedDescription=Unable to calculate signature.}
4/14/15 9:41:35.760 PM cloudd[264]: Failed to register MMCS item <CKDMMCSItem: 0x7f9270eb28e0; itemID=35588, recordKey=resOriginalRes, path="/Users/USER/Pictures/*/cplAW2cWT2PxzWixMKuuNMTHJ8CJ3sH.jpeg", error=<CKError 0x7f9270a90a90: "Unknown Error" (2022/18); Retry after 3.0 seconds>> for operation CF27AABF-8661-4682-A39F-3449C7A6D723: <CKError 0x7f9270a90a90: "Unknown Error" (2022/18); Retry after 3.0 seconds>
4/14/15 9:41:55.000 PM kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "MAC Drive" (1D2FB168-5C0E-4039-8D77-BABE16945986), member 3B52124F-D6D1-4201-8B12-67088DAC36BB, set byte offset = 872893317120.
4/14/15 9:41:55.000 PM kernel[0]: disk2: I/O error.
Thank you for your help or advise.

OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 WiFi

With the recent Yosemite update (10.10.1) my WiFi has become unusable, is there a way to uninstall the update, I had no issues before the update.

This site seems to have some useful solutions. I just tried step one, and (fingers crossed) I seem to have a good wifi connection (although I'm just WAITING for that wifi signal to go dim ). At least it gives you something to try instead of waiting for apple to respond!
http://osxdaily.com/2014/10/25/fix-wi-fi-problems-os-x-yosemite/
Godspeed. This wifi thing has been driving me nuts!

Yosemite iMac, Mac mini - WIFI super slow!

Hi there guys
Prior to posting here I did couple of days of search, and I found plenty of posts in regarding to Yosemite and wifi problems.
Some just venting over the issue, some attempt to offer solutions, from removing Pref files to setting up DNS (8.8.8.8) etc...
Unfortunately, without much help on my end.
I recently bought two new iMacs and one Mini. All preloaded with Yosemite and all experience the exact same problem.
They connect but download at 1/10 of my speed, upload at 1/20 of my wifi speed. I get disconnected very often, or perhaps
the right word would be 'hanged" ? The internet just stop responding for couple of minutes and then comes back.
I do a test of my connection speed using my old ipad, my OnePlus Android and my Samsung Note 4, all run at the exact
speed of my house network. I do this from the exacy place where my computers are. So it is not my Wifi.
Also, I have chromecast streaming HD videos all day long, without any problem. So my internet is great and no issues.
Any tested, working solutions ? Or shall I just return that junk back to the store, stick to my old hardware and return to new
set upon future, better OS? Given this is a few months old problem and very little working solutions.
cheers
Seba

FWIW here are my troubleshooting routines with my Intel Mac mini (Applications > Utilities > System Profiler.app: 2,66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, Boot ROM Version: MM31.00AD.B00):
- Backup regularly to an external disk (I use Carbon Copy Cloner)!
- Check the disk with Disk Utility > First Aid > Verify Disk and Repair Disk Permissions.
- Reset PMU or SMC
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord.
a) Wait fifteen seconds.
b) Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds.
Attach the computers power cable.
- Reset NVRAM/PRAM:
Press the power button to turn on the computer while immediately holding the following keys: Command, Option, P and R. Hold the keys down until the computer restarts and you hear the startup sound four times.
Then immediately:
- Boot in Safe Mode:
Boot the computer while holding shift until you get into "Safe" mode.
Reboot.

Strange wifi problem on a brand-new MacBook Pro

Hey there, I'm new here. Desperation has got the better of me, and I hope I can get some advice.
So, last sunday I bought a brand new 13" MacBookPro with 2.8g i7 processor and 10.7.2 OS (I can't update to 10.7.4 because System Update tells me the download has been tampered with or corrupted after I waited 2 hours for it to finish, but I'm trying a direct download from the website). Here's the exact product: http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MD314LL-13-3-Inch-VERSION/dp/B005CWIZ4O/ref= sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1340301247&sr=8-5&keywords=macbook+pro+13
Everything is all perfect except for a strange wifi problem. Note that the wifi does not turn-on or off, it doesn't disconnect after 'sleep', it doesn't get less speed, it doesn't constantly leave a preferred connection (once I chose my home wifi it always connects to it no problem). The wifi bar is always full. What is wrong is that the internet is kinda 'glitchy'. The best metaphor I can think of is that it's like a car that has to be pushed down the road before the engine can start. Please, bear with me because this is kinda hard to explain and I'm not good at tech lingos.
One of the symptoms is browsing can get really slow and inconsistent, almost as if the wifi gets turned off in the middle of browsing. For example: if I look something up on Google and then open 5 new tabs, probably only 2 or 3 of those tabs will eventually load while the other two will not get past the long 'http:.......google.....etc etc' address and will eventually show one of those 'error loading page because there's no Internet connection' notice. This happens a lot. Sometimes I have to refresh/retry loading a page a couple of times before it finally loads, then usually everything will get back to normal and I will be able to open multiple tabs with no problem, but in a couple of minutes I would try to open another site and the problem will start again.
So I tried to see how it does with downloading using iGetter. Fortunately I also have a Macbook (white-plastic casing one) and my brother has an old 2006 MacbookPro so I can compare. With those two older Apples iGetter starts receiving data in less than 8 seconds after I click Start, while my brand-new Macbook Pro can take up to 15-20 seconds, sometimes it doesn't even start at all and I have to re-click the start button. But once the download actually starts (on my new MacBook Pro), it downloads like normal, it doesn't stop and the speed is also as good as I can get. Strange huh? Hence, like a car that has to be pushed before the engine starts.
I also tried 'speed testing' from a website with all 3 laptops. On my old MacBook and my brother's MacBook pro, once I click 'begin test' it takes only a couple of seconds of 'ping' before the download/upload speed measurements start, but with my new MacBook Pro (just like with iGetter) it takes up to almost a minute before the measurements start, sometimes it won't start at all and I have to re-start the test.
Well, thanks for reading. And hope you can help me shed some light into this. Because it is really preventing me from really enjoying my new MacBook Pro. And if this is most likely a hardware problem, I'd better get back to the store and try to get it replace or something while it's only been 5 days. *cheers*

Hey guys.. Thanks for the replies. Unfortunately, I bought the MacBook in Indonesia where there are no such thing as an AppleCare. The only option is to leave the Apple product to one of the 'Authorized Apple care centre' and have whoever do whatever to it without guarantee of success. As for returning it and getting a brand new one, I also don't know if there is such a deal here, but that's actually a good idea, will try to go to the store tomorrow. Although, I'm worried that the problem might be with OSX Lion or something and getting a new one won't help.
mark75090, I've tried resetting the router when I first noticed te problem, didn't work though. I've checked my new MacBook's wi-fi (option+click wifi bar) and it says 'PHY Mode: 802.11g', so does my MacBook and the old MacBook Pro. I don't know what those mean though, and I don't know whether or not my router is an N., can you tell me more please.. I have tried with the other two turned off, and only the new MacBook using the wi-fi but the problem persists. I have also tried connecting directly to the router, but as I described, the problem is too subtle for me to notice the difference.
Also, if I create a brand new Wi-Fi connection in network preferences and connect to my router through the new Wi-Fi profile, the problem seems to be gone for an hour or so, then it always comes back though. I have also just finally installed 10.7.4, but it doesn't help either.

Wifi problems still exists?

I sold my gs60 that had an 870m back in january mainly because i couldnt bare the wifi problem. I really loved the laptop and everything about it but everytime my laptop overheated the wifi would drop from 100mb to 1mb or less at times, monday im thinking of buying a new msi laptop and im wondering if these models that are currently being sold on amazon and etc still have the wifi problem or has it been fixed?
And trust me, i read the forums, i read the guides and im pretty decent with computers/software and etc, i uninstalled, reinstalled, updated it, changes adv. settings and even though it improves certain things the problem was still there. So does it still exist?
Or should i just buy a USB wifi?

This problem only occurs in earlier patches of Intel WiFi card of GS60 2Px (8xx series of NVIDIA graphic cards) and not every unit was affected.
If you don't want to take this risk, I'll suggest you buy GS60 2Qx (9xx series of NVIDIA graphic cards).
USB WiFi is a good idea. It certainly has a better signal comparing to the WiFi embedded in the body of the laptop.

Macbook pro 15 inch wifi problem (late 2011)

Hello,
Here I write a little desperate with this problem that I have on the MacBook Pro (late 2011) with WIFI .
For several months ago, when I power on the MBP is all apparently normal , spend a few minutes and I lose the WIFI , the icon still comes out as "connected " but no WIRELESS signal , I turned off the WIFI, but, when I try to change back to turn ON, the icon of WIFI still OFF ( the inverted triangle ) . Restarting the MBP and still the problem no signal and appears as disabled , delete PRAM several times until finally everything works again , spend some time and again the same thing sometimes is fine for several hours, go out to eat and return and again the same thing, the worst was when I saw the message "Hardware not found" and "X " where the icon goes WIFI . I rebooted several times and not managed , this was the "hardware not found" message. Some time ago I went something like , when Lion had and read that resetting the PRAM and managed , never came out , but now even that it manages , and it is becoming more common , I thought it was the OS ( MacOSX Mavericks ) so I reinstalled (I'm not used Time Machine, I install all again ), this work the lasted several days without fail, until she passed again, I'm out of WiFi, when I see no WIFI signal in the list , restart me WIFI goes off and I can not change , restart it goes back to " hardware not found" and so on.
Now desperate for this, I opened the MBP , disconnected the cables from the Airport card and reconnected with care and making sure you are all well , turned on the MBP again and works!!, I lasted two weeks , then I thought it was that. But again the whole problem again.
Already investigating more online and I found some details from other users
1 / Both WIFI and Bluetooth are on the same card ( the q disconnected and reconnected )
2 / If the card was wrong , losing the WIFI Bluetooth should lose , but I tried Bluetooth and has no problems
3 / Reported that resetting PRAM or SMC but still, in my case, does not work.
Now all I have left to rule is the WIFI antenna that is located ( if I remember correctly ) for the bottom of the screen, and according to several users this tends to fail from constant use to close or open the MBP (or either to cover or uncover ) , and sometimes it just heats and heats close to this area .
Has anyone had a similar problem? My MBP turns 2 only on March 7, 2014 , I can not believe all that cost me and now is about to fail , I have a Sony VAIO Core 2 Duo for about 5 years (or more) ago and is still running and has been dropped many times and nothing has ever happened : (
Additional data on my MBP ,
Several months ago ( long before the problem with the WIFI) I changed the hard drive for an SSD ( 250GB Corsair Neutron X ) .
There is a problem that often makes me too, is that when you close the MBP ( to open ) , and open it back again ( out of sleep) the following happens :
1 / It instantly freezes when waking from sleep and I have a long wait to enter the password.
2 / When you leave idle normal let me put the password, but just when giving ENTER freezes
3 / Out of sleep, let me put the key, ENTER and when I load the desktop freezes
Another problem :
This only happened to me a few times , as I mentioned , my MBP is formatted ( have Mavericks ) before formatted (clean install without time machine) , I closed the MBP ( I sent to sleep) and the open the screen was black , but as with bright, and not leave the state, turned off force ( pressing the button) , start the MBP again (power on) charged normal gray screen with apple but with a fairly low brightness, spent a few seconds and turned the brightness to normal and started normally .
I hope some can help me with these problems.
PD : I'm from Peru , if anyone knows a trusted service that please let me know .
Thank you very much .

Your wifi problem sounds very much like the problem I had. The wifi would drop out, the icon showed it was still connected. If I turned it off, I couldn't turn it back on. Another user here pointed me to the problem, which was the wifi cable (the flat cable goint from the card to the motherboard). I found it on ebay for $13 and it's been running fine since I replaced it. This is the repair guide for your machine. The part number will be on there if you click the link.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Unibody+Late+2011+AirPort-Blueto oth+Cable+Replacement/7510

How come they still haven't fixed the ios 6 wifi problem on ios 6.0.1 making me mad -.-

I know apple or the tech support doesn't read this but come on tell them to fix the wifi problem that started from ios 6 and still continuing to ios 6.0.1. I already gave them another feedback like 5 days ago. I really don't want to reconnect to my wifi everytime. I already did everything possibly to fix my wifi problem. I know its IOS 6.0.1 because it started with ios 6 and still not fixed by apple update to 6.0.1.
I have a very limit data plan of 300 MB on at&t and I don't want to go over so I rely on my wifi most of the time.

GTR_Lover wrote:
Maybe you just lucked out but both my devices running ios 6.0.1 have wifi problems shutting of at random times during sleep. I know you guys will say when its plugged in it doesn't lose wifi true but I never remember having this problem in the previous ios verison from ios 4 to 5(On my Iphone 4, and from my Iphone 4s from IOS 5) until I updated both devices to ios 6 or even when I had a iTouch 3rd gen long time ago I never remember it shutting of my wifi. I am telling you this never happened before IOS 6 where I need to leave it plugged in just to have my wifi during wake up.
GTR
I thought I believed my iPhone 4 with iOS5.0 would not disconnect during sleep mode. However, I was wrong. What I did was to ping the IP addresses on my iPhone 4 (iOS5) and iPhone 5 (iOS 6 then, and iOS6.0.1 now) when they were in sleep mode. Very true that there were timed-out on both devices. Once I woke them up, ping went thru. I did a scan on my home network using my iPad while the other 2 phones were in sleep mode, I was not able to see them.
I thought my iPhone4 did not disconnect too. But again, I think the reconnecting to wifi on iOS 5 is SO MUCH quicker than on iOS6 so user would think there was never a disconnect.

Wifi problem after.4.3 update on xperia z

Hi all,
After updating my Xperia Z (C6603) to build number 10.4.1.B.0.101 I've been having connection issues with every Wi-Fi network.
I've checked the forum but I only found problems about people having Wi-Fi issues with their smartwatch, I do not own a smart watch this is just a general networking issues.
Here's the problem in detail:
When having no Wi-Fi switched on while booting the phone the phone will start without any issues, I will receive my 3G/4G signal and I can browse, e-mail, everything.
Once I switch on Wi-Fi it will start connecting to previously stored Wi-Fi access points but will not connect. Eventually it says that there was a problem with connecting, even though this will take several minutes.
I can go into the Wi-Fi settings, select a different Wi-Fi network (if it is in range) and press connect, however the settings app will freeze at that point and eventually I'll get a notification that the settings app has stopped working.
I have found a "work-around": I switch the Wi-Fi to on, power off the phone and power on again. Now the Wi-Fi connection immediately powers on without an issue once the phone has completely booted, it also will connect to the default Wi-Fi connection that is in range. A different issue appears however once I move out of Wi-Fi range, it will no longer pick up my 3G/4G signal. It is also impossible to switch off Wi-Fi or switch Wi-Fi network connections without rebooting the phone.
As I said before this happened to me after updating to version 10.4.1.B.0.101 after having it received through OTA update. I do not have root access on my phone either so this can't be it.
Is there anyone experiencing the same issues? Is this somehow related to the issues people are experiencing with their smart watch connections (as seen in this topic: http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Software-Updates/wifi-problem-after-4-3-update-on-xperia-z/td-p/490591...
If there's anyone who is experiencing the same issues, or has found a fix for this I'd gladly hear from you.
Regards,
Danny
Sony Xperia Z
Modelnumber: C6603
Android version: 4.3
Kernal version: 3.4.0-ge09aff8
Build number: 10.4.1.B.0.101

I faced the same problem. So what u did now to connect your 3g or 4g. Did u tried kitkat update? Its works or not?

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