• Macbook Pro Won't Connect To Wifi
• Mac Won't Connect To Library Wifi Account
• Mac Won't Connect To Internet

Mac doesn't connect to university Wi-Fi. It is getting connected to all other wifi and hotspot devices. Why won't my MBP connect to Personal Hotspot via wifi? My Wi-Fi router is provided by BT and works fine for my iPad and Mac mini. However, my MacBook Pro now won't connect to the router but will connect to the external BT hotspot. When I try to log in it says invalid password. I've removed the router from the list via System Preferences → Network → Advanced but this has had no effect. Nov 13, 2018  In my case, my mobile phone could connect but my laptop could not. When it scanned available networks the Free Council Wifi would come up and be available but would not direct me to the sign in page that the council has to access its internet.

Connect your device to your Mac. You can connect your device using a USB or USB-C cable or using a Wi-Fi connection. To turn on Wi-Fi syncing, see Sync content between your Mac and iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi. In the Finder on your Mac, select the device in the Finder sidebar. Select Music in the button bar.

It's likely that you have spaces around equals signs in one of your bash startup scripts.Have a look in both.bashrc and.bashprofile for lines that start with the word export. Upon terminal startup, I get this all the time. Export TOMCATHOME=/Library/Tomcat/Home export IDPHOME=/Library/SHIBBOLETH-idp/Home export JAVAHOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.073.jdk/Contents/Home export PATH=$PATH:$JAVAHOME/bin export M2HOME=/Users/app/Applications/apache-maven-3.2.5 export PATH=$PATH:$M2HOME/bin export JOSSO2HOME=/Users/app/Applications/josso-ce export PATH=$PATH:$JOSSO2HOME/bin export ANTHOME=/usr/local/bin/ant export PATH=$PATH:$ANTHOME/bin export PATH='$PATH:$HOME/.rvm/bin' # Add RVM to PATH for scripting–Apr 6 '16 at 18:07. (If those don't yield results, also look in.profile and bash startup files you might have modified in /etc/.)In particular, look for this form: export foo = barAnd remove the spaces around the =, making: export foo=barFrom an interactive shell, you can see that this sort of construct produces the error you're experiencing: $ export foo = barbash: export: `=': not a valid identifier. Export bash.

You might experience issues such as these when you try to print from your Mac or print from your iOS device:

• You can't see your printer from your device, or you get a message that no printers were found.
• You get a message that software for your device isn't available.
• You have some other printing issue related to the software on your Mac or iOS device.

For help with an error light or other error condition on the printer itself, check the printer's documentation or contact its manufacturer.

If your printer is AirPrint-enabled

If your printer is AirPrint-enabled for printing from your Mac or iOS device, just make sure that it's connected to the same Wi-Fi network used by the Mac or iOS device.¹

If you still can't print, try any of these solutions:

• Restart your Wi-Fi router. Then restart your printer.
• Move your printer closer to your Wi-Fi router.
• Update your printer and Wi-Fi router with the latest firmware from the manufacturer.²
• Update the software for your Mac or iOS device.

If you're using a Mac and you still can't print, it might help to reset the printing system. Otherwise, contact the printer manufacturer for support.

If your printer isn't AirPrint-enabled

If you're printing from your Mac to a printer that isn't AirPrint-enabled:

1. If your printer is connected to your Mac with a cable, disconnect the cable from your Mac.
2. Turn off your printer.
3. Get software updates for your Mac. Your Mac automatically downloads the latest software for most printers as part of these updates, so it's best not to install software from the printer manufacturer.
4. Reconnect your printer to your Mac, if applicable.
5. Turn on your printer and wait for it to finish starting up.
6. Choose Apple () menu > System Preferences, then click Printers & Scanners.
7. Select your printer in the list of devices.

If your printer doesn't appear in the list of devices in Printers & Scanners preferences, click at the bottom of the list, then choose the command to add a printer or scanner. The window that opens offers more ways to find and add a printer, such as by IP address:

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If you still can't print, and your printer is connected via Wi-Fi:

• Restart your Wi-Fi router. Then restart your printer.
• Move your printer closer to your Wi-Fi router.
• Update your printer and Wi-Fi router with the latest firmware from the manufacturer.²

Reset the printing system

If the issue continues, reset the printing system on your Mac. This removes all printers and scanners—including their print jobs and settings—from Printers & Scanners preferences.

Macbook Pro Won't Connect To Wifi

1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Printers & Scanners.
2. While holding down the Control key on your keyboard, click anywhere in the list of devices.
3. Choose “Reset printing system” from the menu that appears:

Remove printer drivers

If the issue continues on your Mac after resetting the printing system, take these final steps to remove any currently installed printer drivers. These steps don't apply to AirPrint printers.

1. From the menu bar in the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder. Type /Library/Printers/ and click Go.
2. The Printers folder opens. Choose Edit > Select All, which selects all items in the Printers folder.
3. Choose File > New Folder with Selection, which puts all of the selected items into a new folder named New Folder With Items. To save storage space, you can delete this folder.

If the issue continues, contact the printer manufacturer for support.

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1. In corporate environments, DNS records can be configured to allow AirPrint-enabled printers to appear across other networks instead of just the network used by the device you're printing from. You can also use configuration profiles in iOS to set up AirPrint printers.

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2. Firmware updates—such as for AirPort base stations—update the software on the printer or router, not the software on your Mac or iOS device. If the latest firmware from the manufacturer is several years old, the manufacturer might have stopped supporting or updating your device. If so, you might need a more up-to-date printer or router.