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- 2015 MBP Yosemite
Lots of details to let you know what has happened so far.
Yesterday my ISP had their server go down for about 8 hours. Somehow this outage did something to my Linksys router. After my internet access came back on, I troubleshot my router (because Comcast doesn't support routers that they don't sell or lease ). Anyway I had to call Linksys tech support and after 45 minutes the router was working again. We had to create a new wireless network.
Now my 3 year old AE doesn't connect. I use it for wireless printing only. Sometimes I have a green LED, sometimes an amber LED. My Airport Utility can find the AE about 1 time out of 20. When I can see it in Airport Utility and I tell it to correct the problem it loses the connection before it is finished with the setup.
I connected a USB cable between my MacBook Pro and the AE and changed the IP address. Now have a green light but Airport Utility can't find the AE.
I'm using OSX 10.6.2 ( ).
FYI: When I installed Snow Leopard last year I had to call Apple tech support and it took them over an hour to get my AE working. I really don't want to do that again.
I tried to do a new install of the AE but the OS says the software version on the CD is not supported.
Does anyone have a link to some setup instructions - Apple or 3rd party? Thanks.
Yesterday my ISP had their server go down for about 8 hours. Somehow this outage did something to my Linksys router. After my internet access came back on, I troubleshot my router (because Comcast doesn't support routers that they don't sell or lease ). Anyway I had to call Linksys tech support and after 45 minutes the router was working again. We had to create a new wireless network.
Now my 3 year old AE doesn't connect. I use it for wireless printing only. Sometimes I have a green LED, sometimes an amber LED. My Airport Utility can find the AE about 1 time out of 20. When I can see it in Airport Utility and I tell it to correct the problem it loses the connection before it is finished with the setup.
I connected a USB cable between my MacBook Pro and the AE and changed the IP address. Now have a green light but Airport Utility can't find the AE.
I'm using OSX 10.6.2 ( ).
FYI: When I installed Snow Leopard last year I had to call Apple tech support and it took them over an hour to get my AE working. I really don't want to do that again.
I tried to do a new install of the AE but the OS says the software version on the CD is not supported.
Does anyone have a link to some setup instructions - Apple or 3rd party? Thanks.