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<blockquote data-quote="Bonstrick" data-source="post: 1546457" data-attributes="member: 237028">OS X 10.7.527&quot; IMAC from Oct 2009Airport Extreme model # A1354Comcast modemComcast Modem is connected to Airport Extreme with an Ethernet cable. And Airport Extreme is connected to computer through WiFi.&nbsp; When web pages are slow to load and I will often receive a message that I am not connected to the internet. I cannot get the computer to do it tonight( naturally) but it occurs every day multiple times. I don't think the message is from Safari. I believe it is a computer generated message that the WiFi is not on.&nbsp; I'm given a box to click on to check on network diagnostics and then I'm told I am connected.&nbsp; When I click on the network icon In the menu baron upper right,WiFi looking for networks is lighter gray and the twirling circle is to the right of that. Below is: Turn WiFi Off. Then there a list of networks with my network checked.Thank you for your help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bonstrick, post: 1546457, member: 237028"] OS X 10.7.5 27" IMAC from Oct 2009 Airport Extreme model # A1354 Comcast modem Comcast Modem is connected to Airport Extreme with an Ethernet cable. And Airport Extreme is connected to computer through WiFi. When web pages are slow to load and I will often receive a message that I am not connected to the internet. I cannot get the computer to do it tonight( naturally) but it occurs every day multiple times. I don't think the message is from Safari. I believe it is a computer generated message that the WiFi is not on. I'm given a box to click on to check on network diagnostics and then I'm told I am connected. When I click on the network icon In the menu baron upper right,WiFi looking for networks is lighter gray and the twirling circle is to the right of that. Below is: Turn WiFi Off. Then there a list of networks with my network checked. Thank you for your help. [/QUOTE]

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