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My MacBook Air keeps asking for my wifi password I put it in and it rejects it. It doesn’t Say it’s wrong but it just keeps turning the wifi off and on. I can’t do anything on it and it’s getting annoying. It’s been like this for about 3 days.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.5
check the "ask to join box here:
Then click (advanced) button and choose the Wi-Fi pane.
Select your network and click the delete button [-] to delete your network. (Don't worry, it will return in a later step)
This SHOULD also delete the bad password.
Close the window and save changes.
Next:
Click on the Wi-Fi Icon on the menubar.
Select your network.
it should ask for a new password.
check the "ask to join box here:
Then click (advanced) button and choose the Wi-Fi pane.
Select your network and click the delete button [-] to delete your network. (Don't worry, it will return in a later step)
This SHOULD also delete the bad password.
Close the window and save changes.
Next:
Click on the Wi-Fi Icon on the menubar.
Select your network.
it should ask for a new password.
Logging off of wifi
