Macbook - No Wi-Fi Interface / Option

Thank you for your reply.

Hope you won't mind me checking this with you.

Wondering if you clicked the + button (System preferences > Network > Left column

and was the wi-fi not an option to select there in the menu that popped up ?

Hi Achllus,

Welcome to the Apple Community.

Wondering if you tried resetting your modem, or contacting your wi-fi provider.

Or

Apple support have an article online that may help you.

If you don’t see Wi-Fi in Network preferences on Mac

https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/mac-help/mchlp1181/mac

Hope this helps :)

Wondering which operating system you have on your MacBook Air,

and which version (year / screen size) the MacBook Air is.

Some things you might want to try:

• Turn wifi off, wait a few seconds, turn back on, and it should search for a connection.
• Turn the modem/router off, wait a moment, turn back on / check for wifi on MacBook Air.
• Shut down, and/ or Restart MacBook Air, and check the Network settings / wifi panel again.
• If Bluetooth is on, turn off Bluetooth on MacBook Air, and check Network settings again.
• Ensure MacBook Air is not too far away from modem/router, and nothing is blocking the signal.

Something here may help :)

Also: discussion thread about similar problem:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253032259

Duh! Sorry, i didn't totally "get it".

So, it seems like the wifi connection has been lost,

and would have to operational, for the wifi option to appearing the network choices.

You might want to follow the steps to connect yourMac to a wifi network

Connect to, and Manage Wi-Fi on your Mac:

https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201974

Hope this is more helpful :)

Well done!

Thank you for letting me know.

Cheers :D