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<blockquote data-quote="pbw" data-source="post: 1716933" data-attributes="member: 66052">This is the first suggestion I have seen that the problem is with the Mac, which is what I have thought after reading all of the above.&nbsp; If your router is working with your other MBP and with your other wi-fi devices, then it's working, full stop.&nbsp; What happens when you set upa wi-fo hotspot on your phone, and try to connect to that?As for the Apple Store, most of the &quot;geniuses&quot; are barely competent, and they just go through the normal channels.&nbsp; If you are very lucky, you will find one who 1) actually wants to solve your problem, and 2) has a manager who supports him.&nbsp; Good luck finding that combination.&nbsp; You will just have to keep *****ing and moaning until they decide that it's worth spending the time to fix your problem.Use twitter and facebook (pardon me while I pause to regain my composure) to complain as well.&nbsp; That generally gets a more concerned response.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pbw, post: 1716933, member: 66052"] This is the first suggestion I have seen that the problem is with the Mac, which is what I have thought after reading all of the above. If your router is working with your other MBP and with your other wi-fi devices, then it's working, full stop. What happens when you set upa wi-fo hotspot on your phone, and try to connect to that? As for the Apple Store, most of the "geniuses" are barely competent, and they just go through the normal channels. If you are very lucky, you will find one who 1) actually wants to solve your problem, and 2) has a manager who supports him. Good luck finding that combination. You will just have to keep *****ing and moaning until they decide that it's worth spending the time to fix your problem. Use twitter and facebook (pardon me while I pause to regain my composure) to complain as well. That generally gets a more concerned response. [/QUOTE]

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